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The Woman in Black (2012) Full Length Reaction! (Patreon)

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2023-07-18 13:00:07
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2026-06
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You warned me this was scary. YOU WERE RIGHT. I found this one on Prime Video! There's a delay before the video starts, but start with the timer! WOO!

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Josh Link

I think this is the first movie you’ve done for your channel that I haven’t seen. Guess I need to correct that!

Squ33ky

I totally forgot about this movie LOL Saw it in theater 11 years ago and forgot about it.. I even gave it good rating I see on imdb LOL Neec to rewatch and see if my rating changed

ManHind SteamCushion

Haven't seen this one. Based people's comments in the poll I tracked down a copy of the 1989 version, so it'll be fun to compare the two.

Jeff

It's got a bunch of I-want-my-mommy moments.

sparrowNshy

Shy and I haven't watched this in years, and it was so fun to watch with you! It was SO MUCH SCARIER than I remembered!! If you enjoyed the atmospheric horror vibe, you should watch The Others!

ManHind SteamCushion

I agree: the palette in this one was lovely. Always a new shadow! The Changeling, The Haunting, The Innocents, The Legend of Hell House, Dark Water, A Tale of Two Sisters ... I love a good haunted house movie. :) Unfortunately I live in a house, so noises are now my enemy. and shadows. Wha -!

Symon O'Hagan

Oh my goodness Kat, I feel like you REALLY put yourself through it for us this time! Have a fortifying drink and stroke a kitten and think about bunnies!! Oh. But. Also. And. This is a movie from Hammer studios and you probably have never heard of them because a) you are not as old as me and b) you are not British. Hammer studios were SUPER-FAMOUS in the 1950's, 60's and 70's for making big Gothic horror movies full of blood and style and PANACHE. They typically starred Christopher Lee (Saruman from Lord of the Rings) and Peter Cushing (Grand Moff Tarkin from Star Wars). They are REALLY important in horror movie history although you'd probably find their movies a little tame now. All the same I just LOVE them. If you get a chance then plllllllease try their "Horror of Dracula" from 1958. It is SO incredibly British that you must BY LAW eat a cream scone and drink a pot of tea while watching it. Hammer kind of fell out of favour in the 80's so this adaptation of Woman in Black was their attempt at a comeback. Which has sadly sort of fizzled now.

HeyHeyJK

So glad to see someone mention "The Haunting" and "The Changeling", two of my all-time favorite haunted house films which I've mentioned to Kat a few times (I think she'd love the Netflix series "The Haunting of Hill House" too, a fantastic new take on that novel/film). "The Others" with Nicole Kidman is another great one and they just announced it's being released as a Criterion Collection DVD next month so I can't wait to get it. Those three films are my trifecta for the haunted house genre.

Eddie Perkins

I think It would be cool to watch some classic horror movies, where horror all started. Of course, pre-Code horror isn't as scary as today's horror, but we are talking about close to 100 years ago. Still, movies like Frederic March's Oscar-winning performance of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931) and Frankenstein (1931) did disturb many people back then.

Jay_delachance

Yes Symon good call on the Hammer horrors. There was a lot of talk in the last livestream about Dracula and vampire movies in general. Talk about Lugosi, Nosferatu, etc.. but no one brought up the Hammer ones and I'm kind of kicking myself now for not doing so. You can't go wrong with them as they have a fantastic Gothic atmosphere. To me atmosphere is far and away the most important quality in a horror movie, more than a good villain, gore, even a good plot, etc...

Robert Raszkowski

Thanks a lot KAT! I feel that movies like this one are taking a lot of energy. And I feel like maybe not many people notice this. So I am very grateful for all You are putting Yourself through - just for our entrtainment. :)

Jeff

She didn't need to see a parent sacrifice themselves, but Arthur sacrificing himself meant that she couldn't collect his son for her collection. I always thought she looked incredibly pissed at the happy family escaping her grasp.

ManHind SteamCushion

I gotta change my notifications! Haunted house movies are my favorite I think. I saw The Others years ago and picked up a copy at the thrift store recently - just haven't put it back on yet, but you've moved it up the list. :)