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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "Final Destination" which will premiere SHORTLY!

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Edgar Gonzalez

Classic 2000's movie... Cassie is gonna find out what happens when you try to cheat death, and mess with it's grand design. 💀⚰️☠️

Louis Chapman

Oh yeah you haven't seen Candyman. Rip Tony Todd 🙏🏾... You have to watch this entire series Cassie, the story just keeps going.

Deke_HFX

She got her Purple Draaank. IYKYK

Brian McGovern

"I have to say, Im doing pretty good, mentally" yeah. This definitwly before Train To Busan. Lol. 😄

Brian McGovern

Your sexual awakening Devon Sawa? At what age did you see Casper and Little Giants? 🤣

Dylan Headley

The 6-7 juggle was worth the watch alone. Cassie clearly has school age kids.

Brian McGovern

I guess we have a staple for all halloween reactions for the next few years.

Shad Kanyak

It always amuses me that even in my 40’s I still have a better hairline than these supposed high schoolers.

Chris Thom

Congrats. Mine started receding at 18, wtf. Not fair.

Chris Thom

The Fly, Train to Busan, Nosferatu 2024. Been kinda rough this year.

Chris Thom

Does that actually mean something, or is it just nonsense?

CJ Holden

I love this movie so much. The whole series is quite watchable although the first is really the one that actually tries to be a scary thriller, while the other movies are basically dark comedies about people who have the freakiest freak accidents. Still, I would love to see Cassie react to them all over the years. On a different topic: I wonder what happened to Glen Morgan and James Wong. These guys had a great run on X-FILES (This movie was originally supposed to be an episode of that show btw), made maybe the best season of MILLENNIUM, created SPACE: ABOVE AND BEYOND and made one of the, maybe even the best teen horror movie of the 00s (this one) and then...they kinda started to suck. Too bad. 25 years ago I was sure that these guys would be much bigger than they turned out to be.

Tim C

I like this movie !

Richard Maurer

I know it’s based on something, but it’s still just nonsense. South Park devoted an episode to it recently (sort of).

Richard Maurer

This is another series where the first one is kind of good, second one is okay, third and forth go way downhill. Haven’t seen the rest, not sure they’re worth the bother.

casual_juergen

It somewhat hurts to see your anxiety for the characters. not your kind of movie. Thanks for still reacting to it :) One more thing: IMO there is no such thing as talking too much in your reactions. Take your time to word every thought you have regarding the movie.

Chris Thom

If you like the formula, they're worth seeing. But it's also one of the most repetitive franchises out there. If you've seen the first two, you've pretty much seen them all. Fun if you like seeing rising young actors or increasingly elaborate death traps. I can totally understand why people like these, but personally had zero desire to continue after 3.

Chris Thom

She's pretty perfect for this line of work. Props to Ben for seeing that potential and fostering it. And props to Cassie of course for rolling with it and sharing the journey.

Joe J

Being beautiful is a great bonus for sure...in any walk of life.

CJ Holden

Oh, oh, Star Trek fun fact, Cassie! The scary mortician was Tony Todd who also had a recurring role as Worf's brother (among a few other roles in the franchise).

Dylan Headley

It's a meme from a viral video. It's this generation's "I'm Rick James" or "Wasssuuuup" or "All your bases are belong to us".

Paul Stelter

I remembered "Agent Schreck" because just watched "Nosferatu" (1922) but I completely forgot there was a character named Val Lewton! Someone please recommend "Cat People" (the 1942 original) for next year because it's scary but not too scary.

Dylan Headley

He's such a horror icon from Candyman alone. Also was the creepy merc in The Rock and one of the bad guys in The Crow. Basically if you needed a scary guy who just oozed the word sinister, he was on your short list because of that gravelly voice and ability to seem borderline unhinged.

CJ Holden

Like most people who are known for playing bad guys, he was apparently incredibly nice though and beloved by everybody who knew him.

Brian McGovern

It is amazing how some of the most banal things become memes.

Joe J

In the YT premiere chat I asked Cassie if she could still react to some horror throughout the year. I found her answer below encouraging. Cassie: "Yes, I think I need too so I don't struggle so bad in October"

Joe J

I'm up for Cassie to continue the series if she wants to. These are good jump-scary movies for our entertainment.

Cole Jennett

She makes a point of not talking during dialogue so in that regard, I prefer her to keep on as she has.

CloudedJay

I cant wait for Sinners reaction!

Chris Thom

Made me chuckle that your Scream 2 dream was appropriately meta. Contemplating that you're in a dream while you're dreaming is perfectly on brand for the franchise. I do enjoy those kind of moments in movies. Adaptation (2002) with Nic Cage and Meryl Streep has a lot of that too. More cerebral and arty than Scream. Same writer and director as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004).

CJ Holden

Same writer, different director. Adaptation was Spike Jonze, Eternal Sunshine was Michel Gondry.

LionBro

Before Halloween month ends (but honestly you can watch these anytime), I implore you to react to two films. I always recommend them to my friends and reactors. As a filmmaker and storyteller myself, I can't recommend these enough. 1st: 'Attack the Block.' It's about a group of teenagers fighting off an alien attack in their apartment block in South London. It stars John Boyega who plays Finn in the most recent Star Wars trilogy. It's his acting debut. It also stars Jodi Whittaker and Nick Frost 2nd: Journey to the West: Conquering the Demon. This is a Stephen Chow action-comedy, (the same guy who did Kung Fu Hustle.) It's about a Buddhist monk who travels around 9th century China fighting demons. It's loosely based on the 16th century novel of the same name by Wu Cheng'en. Both of these are two of the best films i've ever watched, and they don't get enough people reacting to them because they slip through the cracks.

Clay F

I agree with Cole. Plus, she had a lot of expressive non-verbal communication.

Joe J

May want to submit them as monthly Pick-a-flicks....they would never get reacted to on the channel any other way. This is what PAF is for.

Joe J

Cassie is the best for many reasons, one of which is her reactions are 100% intuitive, moment to moment.

TheSingulatarian

June Lockhart has died at 100. She had a very long career. Now would be a great opportunity to watch "Meet Me in St. Louis" as it is an outstanding holiday film that both Cassie and Carley would love. I was going to recommend it anyway but now it can both serve as a celebration of the holiday and a commemoration of this legendary actress.

Cole Jennett

You haven’t deleted your Game of Thrones spoiler yet

Chris Thom

YES you're right. Geeze I've been getting that wrong off and on for years. Being John Malkovich was the other Spike Jonze. Be Kind, Rewind was another Gondry. And I think Synechdoche, NY was directed by Charlie Kauffman.

Chris Thom

Attack the Block sounds really familiar. Did that get a wide release in theaters?

Clay F

"This is what PAF is for." True, but the odds are low.

casual_juergen

Cassie said at the end of the reaction, that she were then talking too much and ended the reaction. I should probably have quoted her to make clear, what I was referring to :)