Our production company was offered this movie about 4 years ago and so I had the privilege of seeing an older draft of the script. Unfortunately, some of it was significantly more frightening than what we get in the final film. Some differences include: (SPOILERS obviously): - It wasn't originally worms in the Gus sequence but SPIDERS. Played much scarier on the page. I'm sure they changed it for logistical reasons. - Rather than the Lilly's head splitting during the chaos, she fully transforms into the demon. This is an instance where I probably prefer the film version, as fully seeing the demon in it's complete form is risky to pull off. - The whole end hallucination/flashback sequence was much longer. More flashbacks. Including one where Jack ends up in the ambulance with a dying Christou who tries to speak but bile spews from all his orifices. Soon the ambulance itself fills with bile. - During the scene with Jack with his dying wife in the bed, her face turns into the demon, imploring him to finish the sacrifice. Again, much scarier on the page than what we get in the final film.
Damn just got back from my showing, I see how logistically these didnt play out but that would have loved to see some of these play out. Thats super super interesting!
While cool hearing all that, I'm so glad they didn't go with any of those points and made the changes they did. Especially seeing Christou in the hospital bed. That doesn't make sense as a flashback or vision because Jack wouldn't have been there. Especially glad they didn't do a full demon transformation, the split head at the end looked fuckin awesome
I wasn't able to see those in theatres so I'm planning to do the same next week, but streaming at home. Do they work as a double feature? And which one do you recommend to see first?
@@DerMoerpler I think a better double feature would be IMMACULATE and THE FIRST OMEN as they’re quite similar. I thought Late Night worked okay with Immaculate as a double bill although Late Night has a lot of dark comedy in it.
I just got home from watching Late Night With The Devil and I really enjoyed it. For some reason my showing had Spanish subtitles. I got used to them being there though and could ignore them after awhile.
Just dropped a reaction on this ourselves and I really enjoyed it. My partner kept seeing things I didn't so I'm definitely looking at a second review. Real breath of fresh air for modern horror (or not so modern whichever way you look at it) - Great thorough take on it Cody :)
I've been dying to see this movie for a whole year they just started showing previews about 4 months ago I'm a 70s baby so this takes me back to my childhood I was 7 years old in 1977 and just for the simple fact that this got the 100% from Rotten Tomatoes I'm definitely checking this out Friday
I felt the 4:3 aspect in Saltburn made everything feel really claustrophobic. Faces were always close together and it made it more intimate. Gorgeous looking movie.
Finally got to check this out, and you took the words right out of my mouth. I kinda wished I'd waited for streaming because I feel like it would have played better watching at home like a true late night show instead of the theater. B- for me.
I watched it last week in Ottawa. I was pretty entertained until the third act, where they dropped the TV show format for a traditional movie filming. That part did not worked for me. Other then that, I had a good time.
I loved the characters. I loved the 70's talk show aesthetic. I especially loved the main characters character arch. I thought the acting was superb, pacing was great. On the other hand. Ending underwhelmed me a bit. Wasnt Quite ENOUGH horror for me. But shit i fucking enjoyed it.
Just got back from seeing it. Totally agree slow start but then after 25 mins it hooked me. Ending could have been a lil bit better but overall really enjoyed it.
Bro are you serious that ending went from 0-100 then back to ???? Then with the *spoilers The bohemian grove tie in shit (real ceremony that Alex jones filmed in Northern California) Shit was so well thought out especially if you catch the real life references
Saw it just because it looked a bit different. i liked the ideas and concepts around it, but overall, I did not care for it much. I do like the cast, the acting. Also, I like the cult aspect to it. The Bohemian Grove was alluded to. It's the kind of suspense horror I like where it's like an episode of Creep Show. I gave it a shot.
Man to all of you who live in the US you are sooooooooooooo lucky to see this movie I live in Puerto Rico and I thought the movie was releasing in the US and in Puerto Rico also on March 22nd but no I fooled myself and have to wait for the movie to release on shudder on April 19 almost a month that sucks 😭
I respect ALL opinions!!! I just saw this with my friend and we LOVED IT!!😈😈 I understand what you're saying (and can respect it) but I was never bored and I loved the 3rd act😁 The thing is, I didn't take the movie too seriously. I thought there were was moments that bordered on satirical. That's not to say it didn't have genuine scares, but there were moments that made me quietly giggle. But personally, I really loved this movie and can't wait to watch it again👍😈😃
I watched this at the cinema and I know films like this gotta struggle to get funding and take what they can get, but literally people in the audience were laughing at how many production companies and other organisations were involved with this. I think they thought it was a joke part of the movie. Anyway I really wanted to like this movie but it was extremely pretentious and paraded itself as quasi intellectual, but really it's plot and beats were so obvious and I hate being spoon-fed information. The massive exposition dump at the start could have been completely done away with and any information in there sprinkled throughout. A great concept but totally a missed opportunity. The main actor was excellent though.
So wrong, the first two acts had me gripping my seat and my heart beating like a drum. The absence of spectacle is what takes hold, remember a little movie called The Exorcist? Does that movie suffer for the absence of in your face horror? I loved Late Night With The Devil, bringing back tension over cheap jump scare culture, this movie gets it. It’s the absence of jumps, the absence of in your face desperation scares, the absence of modern day horror movie cliches that make it so compelling.
Movie fell flat in the end imo scenes where they had cgi were noticeably bad i enjoyed most of the film tho just feel like the movie went slow and then completely rushed the ending
I loved this movie, saw it this week. I do agree on some points - SPOILERS!!! What was up with the skeleton guy? They really focused on him, and even though he showed up in the end with the Grove cult, i dont know if he was part of it, or just a creepy dude in the audience. The demonic scenes were excellent, the multi layered voice was sooo creepy in the theater, i just wish they'd stayed with that longer. When Lily stared straight into the camera even while being interviewed by Jack? CHILLS. That actress knocked it out of the park!!!!
I had a chance to see this at SXSW last year. I was an Uber driver and the directors were passengers of mine. They saw my Pennywise air freshener and we talked about Stephen King and horror movies. They were pretty awesome guys. They then invited me to go see a showing of the movie and I was going to go, but something came up and I couldn't make it. I've been searching for their movie periodically so I can finally see it. Awesome to see this covered on here. Can't wait to finally see it!
Damn I would’ve loved to ask them some recommendations for lesser known horror films This movie was the shit haven’t seen such a good recent horror film since hereditary
Oh man your review is on point. And I’m convinced that it was all on purpose, the lingering questions, the dragging on, everything. I feel like the writers intentionally made the movie that way. I think the movie was more about the psychology rather than about the horror.
“This is one of the more serious roles I’ve seen him in.” I forget the fact that most people probably haven’t seen Dastmachian’s indie films and probably don’t remember him from Denis Villeneuve movies so I associate him with some dark, depressing shit while other people just associate him with silliness. 😂 The man’s got range.
The skeleton man, the devil, and the ghost in the audience were a few possible members of the fictionalized version of the Bohemian Club. The tension and suspense started early on, with the skeleton man saying absolutely nothing in the audience when approached. Lily's character was flat-out creepy from the second she skipped onto the stage, and her lengthy stares into the camera and outrageous laughter during Carmichael's hypnotism were Oscar-worthy. Jack's Faustian deal with the devil was with powerful people at 'The Grove' to save his show. This is a 9/10 film that many people do not understand at all.
Thank you for another candid, articulate, and balanced review, Cody. You really are one of the best critics working on UA-cam today. I absolutely love the 70s aesthetic, and Late Night with the Devil absolutely nailed it. I feel like David Dastmalchian is just going to go from strength to strength if these are the performances he keeps turning in.
The lead actor was definitely great!! But I thought the young girl was surprisingly good. Primarily in her "awkward" moments. When she was looking for the right camera, her weird smile, her small ticks (like her shoulder movements). We've seen a million possessed girls at this point, but it was her moments of confusion, sadness and (as I've already said) awkwardness. idk, maybe it's me, but I thought she was impressive.😈
Well, it isn’t so much the images themselves, it’s that it could potentially be a Pandora’s box for people using AI in films. They said no one lost work from it here, but in the future, it could be used more because “well LNwTD used it, what’s the harm” and it could *eventually* get to the point where artists and actors lose work.
Strange to hear you thought the film draggeed. I watched it this afternoon and it flew by. I loved the flow from sequence to sequence and never found the film scary. The film IS NOT trying to be scary. It's a brilliant pastiche on 1970 american TV and the phychology/uri gellar epidemic.
I know for a fact that none of the theatres around me are going to screen this, they didn't even screen Godzilla Minus One. I'll be patiently/excitedly waiting for this films home release
Maybe it’s because I’m such a Twin Peaks fan, I adore the storytelling in this movie. By leaving it open ended, it allows the movie to linger in your mind longer than if you had closure.
I would agree with this comment. I saw yesterday night and I'm still thinking about the movie. I plan to see the movie again to get another perspective on it that I might of not seen
Always great to hear your opinion, Cody! Mad, mad respect for you as a UA-camr. Love your personality and the way you review films. Sounds like an interesting film! I really want to check it out!
It’s my favorite horror movie now too it doesn’t need a “Freddy” or a “Chucky” the fact it’s a real life setting is scarier then those guys Especially the *spoilers…. Bohemian grove tie in shit which will go over a lot of people heads
Just saw this an hour ago and loved the setup and the way it was shot. Reminded me of Ghostwatch and WNUF Halloween Special which i enjoyed immensely. The ending kind of reminded me of Skinamarink where you're not completely sure what's real or imagined and the final message is left up to the viewer.
Just got to watch this last night on shudder and I loved the whole vibe of the 70’s it really did feel like it was set back then with all the edits and visuals. I also loved the ending I was expecting it go to a different direction but I loved what they did with the ending. Wish they would have explained him and the grove and how it really connects but It kept me engaged the entire time
9/10. I showed this to my buddy who is really into classic film and fairly cynical of modern movies and he was asking questions about the ending in a good way. Refreshing to see releases like this in todays over produced, CGI orgy, cookie cutter plot market. Definitely will be a cult classic in the coming decades. If you like horror, I’d also recommend the overlooked “Shining” sequel, “Doctor Sleep”. Also fresh imo.
This does sound interesting, that's for sure. With this select theater thing though, considering it already is quite the voyage to even get to the nearest theater to me, chances are I'm probably going to have to wait for it to hit Shudder, price you pay for living in the middle of Parts Unknown, but does sound interesting enough, I'm sure I will. Anyways, thank you, Cody, did enjoy your video.
I haven’t seen this movie but it kinda reminds me of a British Halloween special that aired and a lot of people thought it was true life called Ghostwatch
The _only_ aspect about this movie that I liked was the aesthetic, the 70's, retro setting. That was the only thing convincing about it as a whole. The rest of the movie was utter shrock, _especially_ the ending. Great review, though! You gave some points I hadn't considered!
This movie didn't scare me but I have to accept that it is Very Entertaining and fun. I will buy the blu-ray. Yes there's some dumb CGI but it merged well with the 70s look.
I loved this movie. No doubt it’s an acquired taste but the 70’s nostalgia was right up my alley. The ending was ambiguous and confusing but I’m sure that was the intent.
Ya that worm coming out of the gus's eye was not made to look real or even good it was clear to me that it was a throwback to practical effects and makeup of the 70s and 80s.
Our production company was offered this movie about 4 years ago and so I had the privilege of seeing an older draft of the script. Unfortunately, some of it was significantly more frightening than what we get in the final film. Some differences include: (SPOILERS obviously):
- It wasn't originally worms in the Gus sequence but SPIDERS. Played much scarier on the page. I'm sure they changed it for logistical reasons.
- Rather than the Lilly's head splitting during the chaos, she fully transforms into the demon. This is an instance where I probably prefer the film version, as fully seeing the demon in it's complete form is risky to pull off.
- The whole end hallucination/flashback sequence was much longer. More flashbacks. Including one where Jack ends up in the ambulance with a dying Christou who tries to speak but bile spews from all his orifices. Soon the ambulance itself fills with bile.
- During the scene with Jack with his dying wife in the bed, her face turns into the demon, imploring him to finish the sacrifice. Again, much scarier on the page than what we get in the final film.
Damn just got back from my showing, I see how logistically these didnt play out but that would have loved to see some of these play out. Thats super super interesting!
Hope your NDA lapsed lol. Thanks for sharing!
While cool hearing all that, I'm so glad they didn't go with any of those points and made the changes they did. Especially seeing Christou in the hospital bed. That doesn't make sense as a flashback or vision because Jack wouldn't have been there. Especially glad they didn't do a full demon transformation, the split head at the end looked fuckin awesome
I thought the movie was crap
@charlescharles6191 i agree
Seeing a makeshift double feature of this and IMMACULATE on Saturday. I’m thrilled for both.
Same
I wasn't able to see those in theatres so I'm planning to do the same next week, but streaming at home. Do they work as a double feature? And which one do you recommend to see first?
@@DerMoerpler I think a better double feature would be IMMACULATE and THE FIRST OMEN as they’re quite similar. I thought Late Night worked okay with Immaculate as a double bill although Late Night has a lot of dark comedy in it.
I just got home from watching Late Night With The Devil and I really enjoyed it. For some reason my showing had Spanish subtitles. I got used to them being there though and could ignore them after awhile.
Just dropped a reaction on this ourselves and I really enjoyed it. My partner kept seeing things I didn't so I'm definitely looking at a second review. Real breath of fresh air for modern horror (or not so modern whichever way you look at it) - Great thorough take on it Cody :)
I've been dying to see this movie for a whole year they just started showing previews about 4 months ago I'm a 70s baby so this takes me back to my childhood I was 7 years old in 1977 and just for the simple fact that this got the 100% from Rotten Tomatoes I'm definitely checking this out Friday
I felt the 4:3 aspect in Saltburn made everything feel really claustrophobic. Faces were always close together and it made it more intimate. Gorgeous looking movie.
Great review, thanks! It’s on my list for sure. I was 10 in 1977 and remember TV talk shows very well. Can’t wait!
I was 7 in 1977.
I just saw the movie and loved it!! I don't wanna over sell it, but the 70's esthetic is ON POINT!!!
@@joshuah9109 That’s good to hear! Planning to see it this weekend.
Finally got to check this out, and you took the words right out of my mouth. I kinda wished I'd waited for streaming because I feel like it would have played better watching at home like a true late night show instead of the theater. B- for me.
I agree with you 100% on the end. The setup was so good. A bit underwhelmed but also kind of horrified at how it ended. Im mixedde
Thanks for the always honest review!
I found the website he got it from but It’s sold out. The other one they have on there is really dope too! But of course it’s sold out as well
What was left unanswered in the end? I loved this, streaming on shudder now.
I watched it last week in Ottawa. I was pretty entertained until the third act, where they dropped the TV show format for a traditional movie filming. That part did not worked for me. Other then that, I had a good time.
I loved the characters. I loved the 70's talk show aesthetic. I especially loved the main characters character arch. I thought the acting was superb, pacing was great. On the other hand. Ending underwhelmed me a bit. Wasnt Quite ENOUGH horror for me. But shit i fucking enjoyed it.
@Cody thank you for covering this as I had not heard about it, much appreciated
It looks like something Rob zombie mightve directed during his short peak period.
More David in leading horror roles please.
Just got back from seeing it. Totally agree slow start but then after 25 mins it hooked me. Ending could have been a lil bit better but overall really enjoyed it.
Bro are you serious that ending went from 0-100 then back to ???? Then with the *spoilers
The bohemian grove tie in shit (real ceremony that Alex jones filmed in Northern California)
Shit was so well thought out especially if you catch the real life references
Saw it just because it looked a bit different. i liked the ideas and concepts around it, but overall, I did not care for it much. I do like the cast, the acting. Also, I like the cult aspect to it. The Bohemian Grove was alluded to. It's the kind of suspense horror I like where it's like an episode of Creep Show. I gave it a shot.
Man to all of you who live in the US you are sooooooooooooo lucky to see this movie I live in Puerto Rico and I thought the movie was releasing in the US and in Puerto Rico also on March 22nd but no I fooled myself and have to wait for the movie to release on shudder on April 19 almost a month that sucks 😭
kinda like the beginning of Terrifier as far as where the idea came from
The way the ending played out really brought down the whole experience for us but it was very well done otherwise, worth a watch for sure.
I respect ALL opinions!!!
I just saw this with my friend and we LOVED IT!!😈😈
I understand what you're saying (and can respect it) but I was never bored and I loved the 3rd act😁
The thing is, I didn't take the movie too seriously. I thought there were was moments that bordered on satirical. That's not to say it didn't have genuine scares, but there were moments that made me quietly giggle.
But personally, I really loved this movie and can't wait to watch it again👍😈😃
I watched this at the cinema and I know films like this gotta struggle to get funding and take what they can get, but literally people in the audience were laughing at how many production companies and other organisations were involved with this. I think they thought it was a joke part of the movie. Anyway I really wanted to like this movie but it was extremely pretentious and paraded itself as quasi intellectual, but really it's plot and beats were so obvious and I hate being spoon-fed information. The massive exposition dump at the start could have been completely done away with and any information in there sprinkled throughout. A great concept but totally a missed opportunity. The main actor was excellent though.
The 70s vintage style was amazing, but the rest was flat. The story was meh.
I agree with you.
Not a bad movie. Looked really good and I think they pulled it off.
This is the most accurate review of this movie on YT. 🏆🍿
Everybody else is overhyping the hell outta this thing
I'm convinced everyone giving positive reviews for this movie have absolutely no knowledge of Bohemian Grove.
Huh? What does that have to do with this movie?
@@ms.bunniesarecute2287 watch the movie and find out
I'm sure after you guys find out that Bohemian Grove was an actual thing you'll all suddenly become experts on the topic.
Bohemian grove was a big topic last month I am surprised that part wasn't talked about more online
@@ms.bunniesarecute2287 It's in the movie.
The skeptic was hilarious
I was really into it and then it just fizzled out at the end. Not mad at it, it had potential.
First 90% was good, missed the boat with the ending imo
So wrong, the first two acts had me gripping my seat and my heart beating like a drum. The absence of spectacle is what takes hold, remember a little movie called The Exorcist? Does that movie suffer for the absence of in your face horror? I loved Late Night With The Devil, bringing back tension over cheap jump scare culture, this movie gets it. It’s the absence of jumps, the absence of in your face desperation scares, the absence of modern day horror movie cliches that make it so compelling.
Movie fell flat in the end imo scenes where they had cgi were noticeably bad i enjoyed most of the film tho just feel like the movie went slow and then completely rushed the ending
Dude that Fright Night shirt is gnarly. This movie looks cool, it has a creepy aesthetic going on.
Welcome to Frrrright Niiiight!
For REAL.
This is the first good movie that I've seen released this year tbh
It was ok 👍 watch it on shudder and save the trip to the cinema
Can’t wait for this
I’m excited to see this
AI art or not, i thought this movie was incredible. so far its my favorite movie of 2024
I loved this movie, saw it this week. I do agree on some points - SPOILERS!!!
What was up with the skeleton guy? They really focused on him, and even though he showed up in the end with the Grove cult, i dont know if he was part of it, or just a creepy dude in the audience. The demonic scenes were excellent, the multi layered voice was sooo creepy in the theater, i just wish they'd stayed with that longer. When Lily stared straight into the camera even while being interviewed by Jack? CHILLS. That actress knocked it out of the park!!!!
Damn everybody is seeing this one early.
Saw this last year. 9.5 out of 10 imho.
My favorite horror movie now
I had a chance to see this at SXSW last year. I was an Uber driver and the directors were passengers of mine. They saw my Pennywise air freshener and we talked about Stephen King and horror movies. They were pretty awesome guys. They then invited me to go see a showing of the movie and I was going to go, but something came up and I couldn't make it. I've been searching for their movie periodically so I can finally see it. Awesome to see this covered on here. Can't wait to finally see it!
Damn I would’ve loved to ask them some recommendations for lesser known horror films
This movie was the shit haven’t seen such a good recent horror film since hereditary
Oh yeah sure buddy
Don't ask me to pronounce his name but I'll watch anything dude's in!
I think it's pronounced like Dash-Malt-Chin.
I just call him Mr polka dot Dave 😂
@@garincarter7279 Lmao that works.
It's pronounced Dast-mall-chin.
But I also watch whatever he's in.
Oh man your review is on point. And I’m convinced that it was all on purpose, the lingering questions, the dragging on, everything. I feel like the writers intentionally made the movie that way. I think the movie was more about the psychology rather than about the horror.
“This is one of the more serious roles I’ve seen him in.” I forget the fact that most people probably haven’t seen Dastmachian’s indie films and probably don’t remember him from Denis Villeneuve movies so I associate him with some dark, depressing shit while other people just associate him with silliness. 😂 The man’s got range.
I swear I've only seen him in dark, depressing roles. Suicide Squad was the first time I got to see him smile lol.
@sevandobo Funny how the first time you saw him not be serious is when "Suicide" is in the title
@@ibuy2manymovies yeah, irony is kind of my thing.
The skeleton man, the devil, and the ghost in the audience were a few possible members of the fictionalized version of the Bohemian Club. The tension and suspense started early on, with the skeleton man saying absolutely nothing in the audience when approached. Lily's character was flat-out creepy from the second she skipped onto the stage, and her lengthy stares into the camera and outrageous laughter during Carmichael's hypnotism were Oscar-worthy. Jack's Faustian deal with the devil was with powerful people at 'The Grove' to save his show. This is a 9/10 film that many people do not understand at all.
I only discovered this channel 3 weeks ago,binge watching is pure joy.
Yeah this dude is awesome.
Thank you for another candid, articulate, and balanced review, Cody. You really are one of the best critics working on UA-cam today.
I absolutely love the 70s aesthetic, and Late Night with the Devil absolutely nailed it. I feel like David Dastmalchian is just going to go from strength to strength if these are the performances he keeps turning in.
I want to apologize for a second because im going to yell....THIS IS THE REVIEW IVE BEEN WAITING FOR!!!!! Thank you
Shhhh🤫🤫
You warned me and I still got startled
My ears are ringing now. Thanks for that
cringe
Okay great buddy. Glad it made your whole life
The lead actor was definitely great!!
But I thought the young girl was surprisingly good. Primarily in her "awkward" moments. When she was looking for the right camera, her weird smile, her small ticks (like her shoulder movements). We've seen a million possessed girls at this point, but it was her moments of confusion, sadness and (as I've already said) awkwardness. idk, maybe it's me, but I thought she was impressive.😈
I fuckin loved this movie. Definitely gonna be on my shelf. 🤘
Mine too.
People crying over 5 ai frames makes me cringe so hard & lose literally any semblance of respect for them.
Well, it isn’t so much the images themselves, it’s that it could potentially be a Pandora’s box for people using AI in films. They said no one lost work from it here, but in the future, it could be used more because “well LNwTD used it, what’s the harm” and it could *eventually* get to the point where artists and actors lose work.
Strange to hear you thought the film draggeed. I watched it this afternoon and it flew by. I loved the flow from sequence to sequence and never found the film scary. The film IS NOT trying to be scary. It's a brilliant pastiche on 1970 american TV and the phychology/uri gellar epidemic.
Did anyone else notice Madeleine in the crystal ball when the paranormal stuff first happens after Lily and June come out?
We saw this last year at The Overlook Film Festival and it won fan favorite award
SHIT!!! I hate seeing a review for a movie that I can't watch.
I know for a fact that none of the theatres around me are going to screen this, they didn't even screen Godzilla Minus One. I'll be patiently/excitedly waiting for this films home release
That is such a crime. Why did those theaters have to do that?
Ok, but your Fright Night shirt is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I found the website he got it from it’s called “gutter garb” but of course it’s sold out!
Maybe it’s because I’m such a Twin Peaks fan, I adore the storytelling in this movie.
By leaving it open ended, it allows the movie to linger in your mind longer than if you had closure.
I would agree with this comment. I saw yesterday night and I'm still thinking about the movie. I plan to see the movie again to get another perspective on it that I might of not seen
I'm a Twin Peaks fan, too. I totally agree with you.
@@jimjo8541 the film leaves you with questions and no direct answers. The clues are all there for you to put together though.
Wait what? What's open ended about it? All questions were answered..
Is it real, or just a dream? 😉
Always great to hear your opinion, Cody! Mad, mad respect for you as a UA-camr. Love your personality and the way you review films. Sounds like an interesting film! I really want to check it out!
Cody I cant believe you dont have at least twice the followers than you do, been a sub of yours for ages keep em coming 😊
Felt like a Tales from the Crypt ep. One of the very good ones.
Yaaay another review by Codi!!!!! What’s app my man!
This movie was overrated.
Nice to see Jerry Dandridge stop by.
I worked with the guys from Sharp FX on this film. Everything worked out fantastic and fit the film perfectly.
The pitch of this movie made me sooo excited, but im quite sure it wont make its way to european theaters...😢
I live in the UK. That's in Europe. I've already seen it.
Genuinely my favourite horror movie of all time. Just felt so immersed as if I was in the audience. Unsettling and harrowing
It’s my favorite horror movie now too it doesn’t need a “Freddy” or a “Chucky” the fact it’s a real life setting is scarier then those guys
Especially the *spoilers….
Bohemian grove tie in shit which will go over a lot of people heads
Mr Cody - go and find 'Ghost Watch' from 1992, BBC production that freaked the UK out back in the day. That, did This, Better.
Just saw this an hour ago and loved the setup and the way it was shot. Reminded me of Ghostwatch and WNUF Halloween Special which i enjoyed immensely. The ending kind of reminded me of Skinamarink where you're not completely sure what's real or imagined and the final message is left up to the viewer.
They went full Cronenberg there! 😂
Just got to watch this last night on shudder and I loved the whole vibe of the 70’s it really did feel like it was set back then with all the edits and visuals. I also loved the ending I was expecting it go to a different direction but I loved what they did with the ending. Wish they would have explained him and the grove and how it really connects but It kept me engaged the entire time
9/10. I showed this to my buddy who is really into classic film and fairly cynical of modern movies and he was asking questions about the ending in a good way.
Refreshing to see releases like this in todays over produced, CGI orgy, cookie cutter plot market.
Definitely will be a cult classic in the coming decades.
If you like horror, I’d also recommend the overlooked “Shining” sequel, “Doctor Sleep”. Also fresh imo.
You should watch David's movie Animals.
This does sound interesting, that's for sure. With this select theater thing though, considering it already is quite the voyage to even get to the nearest theater to me, chances are I'm probably going to have to wait for it to hit Shudder, price you pay for living in the middle of Parts Unknown, but does sound interesting enough, I'm sure I will. Anyways, thank you, Cody, did enjoy your video.
I haven’t seen this movie but it kinda reminds me of a British Halloween special that aired and a lot of people thought it was true life called Ghostwatch
Wow this guy looks like out of the intro scene of the Last of Us show - Is this the same actor...?
The _only_ aspect about this movie that I liked was the aesthetic, the 70's, retro setting. That was the only thing convincing about it as a whole. The rest of the movie was utter shrock, _especially_ the ending.
Great review, though! You gave some points I hadn't considered!
Can you pls watch and review
Hell house LLC
Really low budget but totally worth it
The newest one is HELL HOUSE ORGINS
This movie didn't scare me but I have to accept that it is Very Entertaining and fun. I will buy the blu-ray. Yes there's some dumb CGI but it merged well with the 70s look.
I loved this movie. No doubt it’s an acquired taste but the 70’s nostalgia was right up my alley. The ending was ambiguous and confusing but I’m sure that was the intent.
Just saw it. Interesting concept. It does start slow, the climax was not satisfying . However, this wasn’t exactly scary, just fun.
Movie was great in every segment,and it resonate much deeper with people who have some knowlege about Bohemian Groove and ocult.
I honestly didn't like it. I watched it yesterday and for me it was only 2 good scenes. Not my cup of horror. I only liked gus and the doctor kills
Interesting this movie mentions a secret society that Alex Jones did a documentary on.
I really enjoyed this movie. I Personally enjoy a horror movie with dialogue and slow burn .
Ya that worm coming out of the gus's eye was not made to look real or even good it was clear to me that it was a throwback to practical effects and makeup of the 70s and 80s.
These movie sucked. I couldn't even finish it super boring
Cody, where do you purchase your horror graphic tees? :) Btw been looking forward to this review!
Most of them nowadays are Gutter Garbs
Thank you! You've convinced me to get the Fright Night shirt you are wearing. One of my favorite guilty pleasure horror films 🙌@@CodyLeachYT
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Yow Cody please review FIRE IN THE SKY an underrated gem.
So the word GENUINELY is the new LITERALLY 🤔 😅
I loved this movie
Me too!!!👍👍😈
It was...OK. Not at all scary and the first two-thirds did drag.
This actor is fn scary good in prisoners dark night etc
Am excited for this one, after all z Dumpsterfire blum house has been releasing lately, by z way Cody what is ur take on z movie called Stop motion?
Saltburn is 4:3 as it gives more verticality to a frame. Emerald used it to showcase the grand scale of the grounds of the manor and university.
Still a garbage movie
Talk Show Host: We are going to commune with the Devil.
Me: Oh Hell No! Imma bounce!
“But first a word from our sponsors” took me out 🤣
I luv the movie and I understand the whole concept
Just watched it today. I loved it!!!
Love that shirt! Best vampire movie ever!
Watch it a third time after eating. You’ll love it