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Train to Busan (2016) - Full Reaction (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-21 09:02:40
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2025-10-21 09:30:34
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Well this wrecked me!! Wow wow wow! A non stop intense two hours-Terrifying zombies, small spaces, no breaks. It really took me on the scariest emotional roller coaster I can remember...

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[Full Reaction] Train to Busan (2016)

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Brian McGovern

I knew this would be the result. I have not seen this movie but every reaction I have seen wrecks me the last 10 minutes.

Clarence Newman

You keep getting wrecked by these movies, Cassie, but then somehow glue yourself back together and toe the line for the next one. It's all very impressive, but you need to be careful. By November 1, you might end up looking like Goldie Hawn at the end of Death Becomes Her.

Gary Brown

Unfortunately I can't watch it because there's no English dub version on Netflix. I can't read subtitles fast but I did see this i think with English somewhere, so I've seen it and it's good. Maybe next week will be a better schedule for me. Im glad you enjoyed it though. If I can find a copy that I can buy with English dubbed I'll order it because I really want to see it with you.

Clay F

As for remaining movies this month, she indicated she was apprehensive about the "big one" (for her) at the end of the month. I wonder if that is the surprise reaction.

warcrimes

Holy shit and I thought I was going to sleep. Huge zombie fan this is a top 3 in the genre. Here we go....

Bill Maurer

Great and exciting movie !!!

Dean Holt

I hope I’m wrong but I have a feeling it’s going to be The Exorcist. Personally never really liked it but, I did watch it in my early 30s (around 2008) so its a bit tame by today’s standards. Also I would imagine watching it in the 70s/80s would have been a completely different experience. Personally I’m hoping it’s going to be The Conjuring or Evil Dead. I also would be ok with It Follows, Hellraiser or Seven, you got any ideas

Dean Holt

I’m the same because of an eye condition I have, I find it very difficult to read white subtitles without a solid background. But there is definitely a dubbed version as I’ve watched it, where about do you live because I’ll be looking for a dubbed version as well.

Jacob King

Great reaction. I love this movie but it is purely an emotion manipulation machine. So brutal. My vibe on the homeless guy is that when we meet him he is in hour six of his personal zombie apocalypse, he’s already been through it, the loss, the terror, etc. His sacrifice is beautiful because he doesn’t know these people but he’s reached the end of the line and wants to make it mean something.

Mark White

Clarence, I think what is needed from you for the weekly update in the comments, is some nice palate cleansers/pole for Cassie in November? As she will almost certainly be already thinking about it.

Mark White

Every which way but loose, could be one

Dan M

I saw this movie for the first time about a year ago. I really didn’t know what to expect other than it appeared to be a cross between Unstoppable and Dawn of the Dead. Man, was I pleasantly surprised! First of all, I wasn’t expecting to see such a complex character in the dad. While he wasn’t a complete jerk in the beginning, he was clearly going through life with blinders on and missing the big picture. His work was consuming him while his relationship with his daughter was slipping away. My guess is that he would have become the same guy that the COO was…and I think he finally saw what he was becoming when he finally looked him in the eye before they were exiled into the vestibule of the train. The dad’s character arc was beautifully developed because I think this whole incident, including being bitten at the end, actually saved his life. Because before he let himself fall off the train, he finally realized how blessed he was to have been a dad, remembering the special moment when he first held his baby girl. The smile on his face at the end was the only time I remember seeing him smile like that throughout the movie. It’s ironic that for him to feel alive, he had to die. Loved your reaction to this movie, Cassie! Glad you found it as emotionally charged as I did.

Nathan Jasper

Every movie is an emotion manipulation machine to someone

Nathan Jasper

Best zombie movie of all time, hands down

Wes

My favourite zombie movie. Emotions running all over the place!

Ib-René Jørgensen

I love this movie, it is both thrilling and heartbreaking.

Clarence Newman

I think we'd need an extra poll before that one, Mark - The "Should Clarence Be Allowed To Pick Movies For Cassie?" poll. Believe it or not, there are one or two here who think my movie picks are diaper fudge.

warcrimes

Amazon has the dubbed version.

Richard Maurer

I don’t know what it is but for some reason near the end of this movie I always seem to get some dust in my eyes, causing them to water a little. Strange coincidence, huh?

Richard Maurer

My answer to your poll idea if it actually happens..

Richard Maurer

Why would I open my wallet every time I get to the end of the movie? Seems a bit strange, doesn’t it?

Clarence Newman

Something I would NEVER accuse you of, Richard.

Richard Maurer

Don’t know what you could be talking about. ;-)

Michael West

This is a wild ride. Will definitely keep you on the edge of your seat.

TheSingulatarian

I've see this movie several times. There is a copy on internet archive but is in Malaysian and Thai. Better than a sharp stick in the eye,

TheSingulatarian

I hope that was cathartic for Cassie. She seems to have been going through it in the last few weeks and needed a bit of a cry. I'll have to send her some holiday recommendation to cheer her up when October is over to lighten her mood. Another excellent reaction.

Nick Ireland

This is my third time watching this movie and the ending gets me every time. The little girl playing Soo-Ann did a phenomenal job as the heart of the film - I've seen weaker performances win Oscars.

turnt0ff

This was brutal to watch 😭 May you rest well and hug your family! 🙏🙏🙏

Clay F

First watch. Dang good movie. I need to watch more Korean stuff. Thanks for the reaction. Soo-an was played by a good kid actor. I like the father's arc. Too bad he became infected in the end. The actor playing the father was good having subtle but communicative facial expressions (sometimes not so subtle). Soo-an affected you. I in your camp in not liking that evil guy sacrificing others.

K, Zachary

Yes, we are taking the last train to Clarksville except I have to wait till 7:30 pm when my gf gets home. To watch this one.Till then the dogs and I are going back to sleep

Clay F

My top 5 scary but not too scary movies on the channel so far this spooky season: -The Fly -Train to Busan -Duel -Blair Witch -Carrie I give an honorable mention to FD -- better than I expected. I recognize Nosferatu (1922) as a learning experience for me, along with providing some creepy images and some tension. Lastly, I really enjoyed the GoT S2:E7-E10 reactions this month. PiB/Cassie doing great this spooky season.

Clarence Newman

She's been referring to a "big one" at the end of the month, has she? Well, that can only mean one thing. We're getting the big monkey (2005). Or maybe the big lizard (2016). It has to be one of those, because she's already seen the big Lebowski.

Mojo One Thousand

Cassie has seen "Se7en" before the channel. My guess would be "Sinners" that has been mentioned a few times in various lives, but I haven't really seen it the updates.

Mojo One Thousand

That is tough going in the last third... and old mate there is definitely a tool. Doubtful it will happen, but there are now 3 actors that Cassie has a fondness for recently that are main-ish characters in "Eternals"... Richard Madden ("Robb Stark"), Kit Harrington ("Jon Snow") and now Ma Dong-seok ("Sang-hwa", the husband). Maybe Bong-Joon Ho (a Korean filmmaker) can get a run sometime with maybe "Parasite" or "The Host"... probably not as emotional as this, but very good movies. The possibly open the door to "Squid Game", not sure if that is on a "nope" list.

Just Plain Bob

I’m a fan of the zombie genre and have been since I first saw George Romero’s Night of the Living Dead on VHS tape in the mid-80s. So, I thought I’d drop a list of my personal top 10 favorite zombie films. I’d be interested to hear other people’s favorites and their reasoning. Here goes: 1. Dawn of the Dead (1978) - a comic book zombie film; Romero created a unique premise and seeded the film with interesting ideas; the presence of future genre legends Tom Savini and Ken Foree elevates the material still further; if you need Hollywood style “production values”, you won’t appreciate this film - all it does is tell a great story almost perfectly 2. Night of the Living Dead (1968) - the film that created the modern zombie and first of George Romero’s legacy defining trilogy; as brilliant as it’s given credit for, if not even better 3. Day of the Dead (1985) - last film in Romero’s original trilogy; Tom Savini’s effects work has to be seen to be fully appreciated and set the standard for gore effects 4. Return of the Living Dead (1985) - the original fast zombie movie; funny and well directed by the man that wrote the script for Alien, the legendary Dan O’Bannon 5. Shaun of the Dead (2004) - I know it’s become popular to say this movie isn’t as good as fans claim; those people are nuts 6. Zombie (1979) - Lucio Fulci’s pseudo-sequel to Dawn of the Dead brings zombies back to their voodoo origins but keeps Romero’s gut munching aesthetic; the zombie fight with the shark is worth the price of admission 7. Dellamorte Dellamore (1996) - this ranking is based only on the zombie aspect of the film; there’s much more going on than just that; possibly my favorite film of all time, it’s a dark fantasy on acid 8. Dawn of the Dead (2004) - Zack Snyder’s best movie and the second best fast zombie movie 9. City of the Living Dead (1980) - the gates of hell have opened in Lucio Fulci’s follow-up to Zombie 10. The Beyond (1981) - once again, Lucio Fulci proves he’s the second greatest maker of zombie films behind only the master himself, George Romero

Joe J

Well, now that Cassie has survived Train to Busan, maybe we can finally get a proper watch of World War Z. I know she tried to watch it once...but it was too scary (haha). Now she can watch it.

Joe J

I think Nosferatu (2024) will be genuinely scary for her.

Just Plain Bob

My suggested viewing list for great Korean films, in no particular order: *Parasite *Oldboy *The Host *I Saw the Devil *Sympathy for Lady Vengeance *Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance *Confession of Murder *A Tale of Two Sisters *Asura: The City of Madness *A Bittersweet Life

Tyler Foster

Would love to see reactions to Parasite and Memories of Murder, as well as some of the films by his Korean New Wave counterpart Park Chan Wook. Oldboy might be too scarring, but she would probably get into J.S.A. Joint Security Area and Decision to Leave.

Tyler Foster

Some other good ones not on Bob's list: • Burning (2018) • Chaser, The (2008) • Decision to Leave (2022) • Handmaiden, The (2016) • J.S.A. Joint Security Area (2000) • Memories of Murder (2003) • Wailing, The (2016)

Tyler Foster

Dean: In case you aren't aware, I believe that both Roku devices and Amazon Prime provide subtitle design options to select from, so if you look it may be possible to permanently set a black box around your subtitles as displayed via that device or that service.

Tyler Foster

Even though Carly is obviously hiding until October is over, I say you both look like you could use a viewing of Moonstruck as a palate cleanser this holiday season ;)

Yeji Shin

So glad to see you watch a Korean film! I've seen this one countless times and the ending always gets me. The actress for Soo-an was phenomenal.

Just Plain Bob

Love Memories of Murder and should have had it on my list. I thought the hype around JSA exceeded the film; I thought the “reveal” of what happened was more predictable than I suspect the filmmakers intended. Haven’t seen the others and need to check them out. Always good to have new films on offer. Thanks for the list!

MrKsummer7

Cassie, if you’re getting into the world of zombies, you should really start at the beginning with Night of the Living Dead (1968). It’s still George A. Romero’s best film. Shot on a low budget of around $125k, it has grossed $ 30 million worldwide. Still holds its own today as a true horror classic. Scary, but not too scary. Just a little creepy with a dash of dread mixed in for good, flavorful fun. A perfect must-see to finish off your October : )

Tyler Foster

Admittedly, I haven't rewatched JSA in like 15 years. I just remember really liking it when I first saw it -- I gotta watch it again. The extent of my memory is that I was invested in the unlikely friendship between the two guys and how I wished that could just work out. I remember so little of the movie, I don't even remember there being anything to reveal!

Henry M (black6q)

I too love zombie flicks. I've seen so many, but here some that I like. Not in any particular order. Kept it short since I'm at work. 1. Dawn of the Dead (2004) Fast zombies! Fast zombies gives it more urgency. 2. Little Monsters (2019) Comedy 3. Night of the Living Dead (1968) Classic. Set the stage for the genre. 4. Fido (2006) Dark comedy featuring zombies with primitive brain power. 5. Train to Busan (2016) Great zombie movie. 6. I Am a Hero (2015) Very cool zombie movie. Fast zombies. 7. Seoul Station (2016) Animated Korean zombie movie. 8. The Battery (2012) Dark comedy zombie movie. 9. Juan of the Dead (2011) Cuban zombies. 10. Cargo (2017) Good story. Australian zombie. 11. Maggie (2015) Schwarzenegger + zombie. I like the premise.

Just Plain Bob

“Reveal” was probably a poor choice of phrasing on my part. It’s more of a “peeling of the onion layers” type of thing.

Mike Lemon

Wasn't the beginning White Zombie (1932)?

Just Plain Bob

I really enjoyed Fido when I first saw it. But I found it has little rewatch appeal for me when I saw it again. I had the great fortune to attend the U.S. premiere of Juan of the Dead at Fantastic Fest. I love it, but not in my top 10. As for the fast vs slow zombie debate, I fall firmly in the slow zombie camp. The implacability of the slow zombies and the dread evoked by them are appealing to me.

Just Plain Bob

I suspect MrKsummer7 is talking about the modern, gut munching zombie. Prior to NotLD, they were just slow moving slaves to some voodoo priest or priestess and not scary in and of themselves. I’ve seen a few pre-Romero zombie films and they simply don’t evoke the same sense of dread and impending doom IMO. Although, Plague of the Zombies is proper spooky and I believe predates NotLD.

Deke_HFX

Well. This went as expected.

MrKsummer7

Bob, you are correct. Other zombie-type films came out before Night of the Living Dead, White Zombie (1932), and I Walked with a Zombie (1948). But those films evolved around Haitian voodoo folklore that transformed people into zombies. The Last Man on Earth (1964), with Vincent Price, is considered a zombie film, but it was Night of the Living Dead that made the undead cannibalistic flesh-eaters. Romero was the first to reference, if you are bitten or die, you are reanimated into a flesh-eating zombie. Simple, ingenious, and terrifying. Numerous films, TV shows, and comic books have all been inspired by Night of the Living Dead. Without George Romero, you would not have Resident Evil, 28 Days Later, Dawn of the Dead (2004), Shaun of the Dead (2004), The Walking Dead series, etc.

Just Plain Bob

And Last Man on Earth is actually based on Richard Matheson’s superb novel “I Am Legend”, which was about vampires, not zombies (and which Hollywood totally botched with that POS movie starring Will Smith). Ironically, Romero was very open about the fact that “I Am Legend” gave him the core idea for NotLD. And he did it better than anyone before or after. I have a NotLD one sheet signed by the man himself and it’s one of my most prized possessions. PS: There’s an interesting documentary about Romero’s attempts to make a film of Resident Evil based on his own script. The script is out on the net if you go looking. It would have been a classic, but Hollywood chose to f**k it up instead.

MrKsummer7

The CGI in the Will Smith remake is absolutely horrible. Practical effects are always more realistic if done right.

James Damar

Only 30 minutes in and I'm already wondering if I should call Cassie an ambulance! How is she going to survive this :P

Just Plain Bob

Amen about practical vs CGI. They also completely botched the ending, demonstrating that they totally misunderstood the intent behind Matheson’s masterpiece. Sometimes I think God shook up the planet and all the dumbest people fell out in Hollywood.

Richard Maurer

Cassie - sorry, I know this one was a lot for you, but it was a great reaction to a great movie. Before this, you probably thought the only way a horror movie could make you cry was out of fear.

Richard Maurer

Bob - you and MrKsummer7 covered this topic so well I have nothing to add except agree 100%.

Andrew Taylor

big reaction coming at the end of October? that isn't Nosferatu (2024)? ooooh

Richard Maurer

I bet it’s Human Centipede!!!!!!* *not really.

MrKsummer7

Let's band together and encourage Cassie to watch it. I believe she'll enjoy the film. It should make a great reaction.

Chris Thom

Snyder's Dawn of the Dead was the first zombie thing I ever saw, and still might be my favorite. Outside of the TWD show. World War Z was pretty scary because of how fast they were.

Scott Macaulay

Well I'll never see this movie the same again after watching with Csssie. Holy cow! She had me crying at Star Trek and now zombie movies! Stop exposing that I have feelings!!!

VirtuallyVeronicka

Probably the best zombie movie in a long time…at least since Zombieland (2009). They had me feeling so much for these characters that I actually shed tears in the end.

Clarence Newman

I think she's gonna do the old bait and switch on us. The BIG REACTION is going to come from the horror fans when her last film of October turns out to be Mr Bean's Holiday.

Richard Maurer

I would leave a strongly worded comment.

Kevin Farrell

"You don't have any authority here! The world is ending, you idiot!" That got me 😆

Clay F

Ditto. That's what I was thinking. The best zombie movie since Zombieland (2009).

Just Plain Bob

Chris, I was very pleasantly surprised when I saw the Dawn of the Dead remake. Being a Romero fan, it was with trepidation that I saw it in the theater, fearing just another cash grab. Then it turned out to be really good. And it didn’t wuss out at the end (and you KNOW they got studio pressure to change the ending). That said, I much prefer the slow zombies of Romero and Fulci to the fast zombies of most modern films. And I didn’t care for World War Z at all (they should have tried a more straightforward adaptation of the book, even if that meant basically making the film an anthology). Anyway, fast or slow, I’m hoping Cassie gives more zombie movie reactions in the not-too-distant future.

Joe J

I thought World War Z was fantastic.

Clay F

I don't think "the big one" is The Human Centipede [RT 48%] but could be a movie she has previously said or indicated as a "no" (or close to being a "no") such as The Exorcist, The Omen [RT 86%], Hereditary [RT 90%], or Rosemary's Baby [RT 97%] that are all better than The Human Centipede. In going for a previous "no" (or close "no") = an ultimate surprise, a big shock, a homerun. Could instead be a solid scary movie (e.g., Doctor Sleep) not previously mentioned much. 10 Cloverfield Lane would be scary (especially suspenseful scary) for her but I don't know if that would be "the big one" for her. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)?

Just Plain Bob

More than any other genre, I believe that horror can evoke feelings you didn’t expect and explore themes you might not have considered. Whether it’s Frankenstein, Carnival of Souls, Romero’s original dead trilogy, The Purge, The Stuff, Videodrome or any one of literally hundreds of others, it’s been a means of discussing philosophy, politics, religious beliefs, etc since pen was first put to paper and the first can of film was processed.

Björn Karlsson

Great choise of you Cassie 🤩 🤩 To do a Korean zombie movie, without polls etc. Can you do the same with a Swedish vampire movie??? 😋😋😄😄🤩🤩

Just Plain Bob

Any particular film in mind, Björn? 😂 Kidding aside, big +1 for “Let the Right One In.”

Kit Thomas

Watching that is heartbreaking, but watching it with you broke me… you had me join in tears Cassie…

Canadianant

Wow that was something else. A first time watch for me. Great movie and powerful reaction. This was non stop action but like you I wasn't expecting the heart wrenching moments . Your all heart Cassie. This one almost destroyed you. I thought they might go seriously dark with the ending. A++++

MrKsummer7

Hey, guys, getting off the subject of zombies here. I’m curious if anyone watched the 2025 film Weapons, starring Julia Garner and Josh Brolin. A supernatural horror and mystery film directed by Zach Cregger. It’s about a small town, struggling to cope with the mysterious disappearance of seventeen children from the same classroom who ran away on the same night at the same time. I found it to be one of the best films this year. Great original storyline (that’s a rarity), with a gripping mystery told in a creative way that has you invested right from the first scene, combined with a cast that really sells the impact of the event and the complexities of their characters, and a neat atmosphere that slowly builds tension and dread, culminating in a violent and gory finale. It has chills and thrills, great character arch building, and makes you put on your Sherlock Holmes cap and do careful viewing to try and figure out the whodunit. I think Cassie could handle this film, because it’s scary, but not too scary. Love to hear your thoughts and views.

Brent Petty

I watched it. I thought it had some scary/creepy scenes, but some laugh out loud moments as well. They balanced fairly well.

Tyler Foster

Even the horror that doesn't stimulate the brain...I don't know, it feels like it might be good to process those types of feelings and energy in a harmless way, through a fictional movie. People have good cries, good laughs, etc. Why not a good scream?

Brent Petty

I'm guessing either The Exorcist (hopefully) or Friday the 13th.

Brent Petty

I've been requesting this one for 3 years. You're welcome, Cassie. :) Here's hoping the YT upload is a LONG one!

Richard Maurer

Same, Let the Right One In is a great film.

Richard Maurer

Sadly, she didn’t win any awards for Train to Busan, even though she deserved a best actress award in any awards show.

Tyler Foster

Only note about Let the Right One In is hopefully someone can guide Cassie toward a service that has the correct subtitles. When it was first released on Blu-ray in the United States, they did a new subtitle track different from the theatrical subs and many people noticed they were very dumbed down, a lot of the poetry of the dialogue and whatnot removed. After a pushback, the studio fixed the track. I don't know what it's like watching the movie on Prime or whatnot. There are lots of differences, but the one exchange I remember is when the two primary characters first meet outside in a playground, the boy asks "Do you live here?" The correct version, the girl jokes, "Yes, I live right here, in the jungle gym." The poorly-translated one misses the joke, I believe she just says "I live right here." Cinebinge watched this movie, and they unfortunately watched a version with the worse subtitles.

James M

Yea I'm trying to read the room and not be too critical, but "emotional manipulation" by using children in roles for no other purpose than to be manipulative is kind of a cheap shot IMO. It's not a bad movie but it takes a few very easy paths for which I don't think it should be given so much credit.

Clay F

Gets dang good reviews and I like both Julia Garner and Josh Brolin. I am not a horror movie kind of guy but I may go see Weapons (2025) in the theater. I liked Julia Garner in Ozark (good series). I though wild how she transformed herself in Inventing Anna (showed her acting versatility) even though I wasn't big on that series.

René Ferland

Personally, I never considered The Exorcist (1973) to be an horror movie, even less the "scariest" one. There are some horror scenes in it, for sure, but I really feel it is not the purpose of this movie to simply scare you. It is more about how you would react facing a situation like that. Many of the usual ingredients of horror movies are simply not there in the movie. If you watch it beyond the horror scenes, you will realize that all the characters around Regan are three-dimensional, they have as much background as needed, and they behave in a realistic way as the case evolves.

MrKsummer7

I believe it is on Blu-ray now

Jason Trentham

Oh no, I waited all day to watch this and you removed it. Hopefully you'll have reupload tomorrow

Mike Lemon

I see it still there.

Ian A

One of my favorite horror movies. The pregnant couple are so awesome and that child actor is so good. Ya the old business guy is the absolute biggest POS. Directly because of him, the pregnant woman's husband, the father, the baseball guy and gal, the conductor and worker are dead. Probably more that I can't remember. He has a higher kill count than some villians in most horror movies...and he's not a zombie, till the end.

Clay F

Thanks MrK. Happens to be playing at an AMC theater not too far from me, which I think would be cool to see in theater. The price to stream on Prime is Rent $9.99 and Buy $12.99. Not too bad. I don't buy physical media unless unavailable to stream with a major service.

MrKsummer7

Another film that came out this year with Julia Garner, is Wolf Man (2025). Directed by Leigh Whannell. He was the writer for Saw (2004), Insidious (2010), Upgrade (2018), The Invisible Man (2020). Completely different take on the creature. Good storyline, great acting, and the practical effects are A+. Stream it, it's worth watching.

Richard Maurer

Yeah fortunately I’ve seen the corrected subtitles version and it’s definitely better.

Chris Thom

You just have to refresh the page sometimes. It plays best on it's own YouTube page. Can click the YouTube icon in the bottom right of the vid.

K, Zachary

This is like the 4th or the 5th time I have watched this. My gf was a mess. Crying all over my shoulder Why didn't you warn me this was so sad? Umm because you told me not to. My friends and I thought this was really good one Something about the humanity. This was like 28 Days Later on a train with a human touch. We all loved The Host (2006) which was a great South Korean horror flick. Something big like The Conjuring? At least that's loosely based on true events.

Chris Thom

My guesses are Exorcist, Dr. Sleep, or The Strangers.

Gray

A rewatch for me as I do love a zombie flick and especially with fast zombies, knew this would be a heartwrencher for you. That coo guy proper shafted the good guys, only thing i wonder is why that train was on fire talk about extra bad luck and you were talking about zombie actors at the end tbh i'd love to be a zombie extra in a film sounds like fun.

Brian McGovern

I dont think I have seen Cassie this emotional since Rabbit Proof Fence

Chris Thom

Had no idea that was on the channel.

Clay F

Highly recommend the Rabbit-Proof Fence reaction. Patreon exclusive.

Clay F

Sinners (2025) is on my watchlist. I would welcome Sinners (2025) being the big one.

Brian McGovern

I was the one who recommended it.😀 I had no idea she would get that emotional. It was a few tears ago now.

Chris Thom

I remember my parents renting that while I was in high school and I sat in on part of it. Not sure of all the details, but I think it was about them moving the native population of Australia around?

KTVindicare

Can you believe some people think they can actually REMAKE this masterpiece? Hubris.

Christian Becker

For me he was the original Zombie. Walking around, already dead inside for years as it seems.

Clarence Newman

I'm seeing the weirdest anomaly when I try to watch videos on here. You can no longer just click on the video like you used to, expand it to full screen and watch, so now you have to click on the link, which takes you to a new page, and from there you can expand and watch. That's ok, but lately, when I hit play on a video, it goes all mentally irregular. Not every time, but enough for it to be a pain. The video starts, it then glitches, resets, and despite only one video being up on screen, there are suddenly two soundtracks. Cassie's voice is coming at me twice, like an echo, because the soundtrack is playing twice over the one video. Refreshing the page seems to fix it, but what the everloving frick?

Clay F

I've noticed been different the last couple of months. A little glitchy seeming. Plus, can't access YouTube. Opening the reaction on its own page seems to restore to more how was. Seems less glitchy. Can access YouTube. https://www.patreon.com/posts/train-to-busan-141706559 I access YouTube when I download the reaction (from YouTube).

Clay F

Excellent recommendation Brian. Excellent movie. Perfect for Australia Day.

KTVindicare

Doesn't stop Hollywood. There was was a planned remake, that was slated to released in 2023, but it got stalled and is now in limbo. I like to think it was planned and then when they realized how little demand there was to see a Western remake of a movie every Zombie movie lover already loves, they lost faith in it and scrapped it.

Richard Maurer

Hollywood tries to remake every foreign movie that makes money. They know that a lot of Americans won’t watch a foreign movies, especially a subtitled one, so if there’s a possibility of making some cash off of other people’s work they go for it. But their remakes are never as good as the originals.

Richard Maurer

It should do well on YouTube, it always gets a lot of views for other reactors.

KTVindicare

So dumb, because for me, the fact this movie is Korean is a large part of its charm. Especially for a Zombie Apocolypse movie, one of the most compelling parts of it is that these events are always global events, but we've only ever seen them from Western Perspectives when they would be impacting countries all over the world. So I like seeing this familiar type of movie in a new setting and a new language. The emotions and fear is universal and doesn't require being fluent in the language to understand it, as Cassie's reaction shows.

MikeLL

I've also experienced the glitchiness lately and the double soundtrack sometimes when I attempt to start a video. I often watch two screens, or Windows, or tabs on one monitor when I watch reactions on my computer, and during this recent glitchy period, if I resize or move the PiB window, the whole video will restart and I have to resync the reaction. This has happened many times

Joe J

Same for me, the patreon player is glitchy for sure. And the picture quality is not HD, seems fuzzy.

Clarence Newman

I think Cassie owes us compensation in the amount of one Cool Hand Luke.

Joe J

I will be surprised if the edit is any longer than the usual here. Cassie always clips out much of the time when she's silent or not being animated.

Dork Diggler

Until Cassie put out this post I never even heard of this movie so I decided to watch it and it is in fact a very good movie. I recognize the protagonist as someone from squid game so I looked it up and sure enough he was in squid game. Overall definitely a good movie I think it's more about class and societal struggles over zombies themselves but the zombies were really good. I'm looking forward to the standard reaction release on YouTube as I just don't have enough time to watch a full reaction video.

kaiielle

Yeah something has been funky lately with the way that Patreon is handling the YouTube embeds. I don't experience this when I'm watching along to reactions that are uploaded directly to Patreon's player.

Arturo

Grate reactio Cassie!

Biggman83

Been looking for an excuse to see this movie! That’s tonight sorted

Catherine LW

Actor Ma Dong-seok, Americanized to Don Lee, often plays a tough guy in film as he did here. I found his character to be very watchable and often humorous. I liked his comment on Dads not getting the praise and often having to take a lot of crap, (paraphrased). Very true.

Brent Petty

She was pretty animated for this one.

Chris Thom

Bummer that none of the streamers have it. Wanted to watch it last night. But I really can't pay for any more movies this month. Already pay so much with the increased prices on Peacock, Hulu, etc.

Chris Thom

Perfect November or December pick.

Catherine LW

Chris, maybe you can find it through a streaming site that offers a week free trial subscription?

Walter

Wow, I have never seen this until now. What a movie! I was very surprised by how much I loved the characters and the twists and turns of the story. It reminded me of Shaun of the Dead in that way.

KTVindicare

It's on Netflix in the US.

Rick Williams

This movie messed you up, Cassie. It was my first time watching it also. It was a good movie. Frustrating when people were so slow to act. You would think after the first couple of hours fighting you would learn to react faster. Great reaction Cassie.

VOCFM

That was so dramatic in a way only an Asian movie can be lol. it was a like a Korean I am Legend K-Drama. Similar to the Godzilla Movie Cassie watched. That coward smh he got basically everyone killed

Anthony Perez

I felt so bad for you. This is a hard watch. Just to cheer Cassie up I changed my icon to a picture of my two home grown Popcorn Girls...my granddaughter, ages 6 and 4 watching Gabby Dollhouse ?? movie at theater. When my son sent me the pic I opened it and got confused because I thought it was Cassie and Carly.

John Drake

Note to anyone sending Cassie blankets etc - make sure they are hypoallergenic/ natural fibres as they may be used for crying into!

Daniel Doble

There were equal parts emotional dread and horror shock.