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LEVITICUS (2026) *REACTION* FIRST TIME WATCHING! (Patreon)

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2026-09-02 16:58:19
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🙏 No amount of prayer could have saved us from our first time watch of LEVITICUS. Heathens, we gather here, 'round the petty pits of our own personal hell to celebrate queer art and gay liberation. The fire and brimstone may be hot, but what's hotter is being yourself—no matter how sinful or scary the path may be 🔥🖤

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cooki3t00sh0rt

The silent scream i scrumpt at my gas station job. Im eating good ty fathers.💗💗

Kevin Moyer

Hell yeah!!!! I can’t wait to watch this with you both when I get off work :))

Alberte

also naim is what 16 at most? even though, knowing what we know happened etc., i could see a 16 yr old being so hurt by being misled by the person they were kinda entering a relationship with, especially under the circumstances they are (young, small religious town its already a risk 2 be yourself) idk its stupid but 16 yr olds r stupid

Karen Sanchez

I didn’t see this before and I’m glad we watched it together. 😮‍💨 It was so scary and I hated the whole group for allowing it to happen those kids. Their kids!!! It had such sadness and such romantic sweetness. I’m so glad it was a hopeful ending.

Libs

Don't have it in me to watch this again, but love that y'all reacted to it 💗

roseforthethorns

I had to wait for the end of the teaching day, but I can watch now!!!!!!! Baby kitty! Watching with my baby, Mina.

Sabrina

I love seeing Mia Wasikowska back on my screen in the big ‘26 but at what costtt (her character being awful and all) 😭 This is my first rewatch since I saw it in theaters, excited to see what y’all think ❤️

Sabrina

Mina is gorgeous! 😍 love the kitty-shaped nametag too ❤️

Sabrina

* SPOILER ALERT (for first time watchers)* As bittersweet as the ending is, one thing that I love about it is the choice to live truly, regardless of consequence, rather than live in fear. They’re stuck with the entity regardless, so they could choose to go it alone and not take the extra risk. But they choose to stay together, as risky as it is, to take a chance on love. And Naim got away from his horrible mom, which is a huge win no matter what 🎉

Jen Bee

Ok, my life is currently so busy and stressful that I don’t even have time to watch much atm (not to worry, tho, I’ve been making a MASSIVE playlist for catching up later!). HOWEVER, this day has just been so crappy and so full of interruptions, that I’ve just decided: TO HELL WITH EVERYTHING, I’M GOING TO THE PATCH FOR A HORROR WATCH 🎃🥰 Besides, we are having a LOVELY early start to Autumn here in Seattle, and so it’s a perfect atmospheric afternoon to get cozy with a cup of tea and the first Spook of the Season 🍂☕️👻 And I’ve never even heard of this one before, so even better! HAPPY BEST TIME OF THE YEAR, EVERYONE! 🧡💚💖

Jen Bee

YES, couldn’t agree more! And my Miss Fix-It brain decided that ***SPOILER*** as inconvenient as it might be, they actually have a solution: always carry a lighter (and heck, a back up one too), and anytime they have to part, just do a Are You A Demon? Check by clicking the lighter next to each other’s faces. Annoying? Yes, but better than the alternative 😂😬 Oh, and have roommates! (The “annoying?” comment applies here too 😜)

Jayden Joshua

The fact no one is talking about Mia Wasikowska who to me is top tier actor and like I’m so glad she is still acting and even this movie which I haven’t seen this is first time but happy to watch it with yall

Shawny H.

What a beautiful film. When I saw this in theatres I sat in my car and cried for about twenty minutes and had to compose myself while I drove home. It just struck me so viscerally at the end. That despite the trauma and the lingering threat they chose to be together still. And it's just so layered with queer relationships in general that even though it may not be safe to have this, they still chose it. That mixed in with the allegory for conversion therapy? Ugh. It's just a fantastic film. Loved it even more on a rewatch.

Jacob Young

Wait i actually really enjoyed this, my only issue is they talked about the “healer” so much during this movie but what happened with that? I was hoping he’d get 💀 the entire time

Petra

I truly hate that mom. She was scarier than the monster

Jungle Julia

This poor boy is always being tormented by some supernatural evil that a "caregiver" is encroaching upon him. 😭

Rebecca Hopkins

Wife’s asleep, so I’m sat for this with Two of our cats Pepper and Teabone…who decided to just sleep instead too, I guess? Leaving me out here alone to watch this traumatic ass movie. But I’m not really alone. I have my two Petty Pumpkins! 🎃

Rebecca Hopkins

Mina is beautiful!!😻 I love her so much 🥹 we have two Oreo cow cats 🥰

roseforthethorns

She’s my sweet Mina Harker. Little pouncy girl.

Andrea Nolan

Oh, wow. So much supernatural metaphor for rural Abrahamic religious homophobia and hate crime. This film manifests potent visceral fear of persecution for ANY viewer - queer and straight. I was in college when Matthew Shepard was lynched in Laramie, Wyoming. I was raised by closeted Career NAVY lesbians before "Dont Ask, Don't Tell." If you are ever curious about the actual 'witch hunts' carried out by the US NAVY in the 80's and 90's that involved my family, hit me up, i am an open book. The point is - homophobia was a cornerstone of my reality and it still tears me to ribbons if i dwell on it. I LOVE how this film made the fear tangible to anyone who lets themselves be drawn into the story, without losing the central theme, not just any hate crime, but homophobic violence and the terror it instills in everyone who bears witness. It's early, i am just drinking my first cup of coffee after watching Leviticus in bed without pre-knowledge of the plot - i am both triggered and still foggy from sleep. I apologize for my self-centered digressions. Digressing - i remember after my Mom retired from the NAVY after 22yrs, I wanted to march with the Queer community for Pride in Bakersfield, CA, circa 1992. My Bio-Mom was supportive, my Non-Bio-Mom was staunchly against it because the KKK (no shit, straight out of Oildale) was publicly planning to protest the Pride march... and thus began my lifelong career of anarchist activism for civil rights... and the gutwrenching battle to conquer my fear of homophobic violence. This movie perfectly captures the whole picture - the brainwashing of Abrahamic ideology, frustration for the family dynamics, the peer persecution, utter apathy and quiet complicity of the rural community, the ignorance of law enforcement, the utter terror of the victims/survivors, and the abject horror and trauma inspired within the witness/viewer. The reason i mention my Queer credentials is to lend gravity to my observation that the fear this movie illicits in its runtime -> is just a taste of the fulltime terror my generation lived with -> which was but a mere appetizer compared to the 24/7 terror my Mothers were steeped in and spoon fed from cradle to grave. Fuck-ing-A. What a phenomenal story conveyed in this movie. Wowza. Taking my dogs for a walk, gonna try to shake off the the fear and loathing this one dredged up. Woof. Love you Pumpkins, hold your babies tight.

Rebecca Hopkins

Some of the ambient soundtrack in this film heavily reminds me of the ambient soundtrack in Hereditary. Is it just me? 🤔

Rebecca Hopkins

I just wanted to write that, I tried not to go too hard on Naim. Because I think it’s important to remember that both the Naim and Ryan characters are young. Still actual kids. Kids with narrow understandings of things. And kid’s raging hormones lol. And Ryan’s his first love, and vice versa; Ryan should have been honest about seeing other people. And Naim shouldn’t have outed them. But kids make mistakes. Naim seeing him kissing someone else hurt him, made him jealous, made him angry, and because he’s a kid in love for the first time, he didn’t know how to deal with those complex emotions of sorrow, rage and jealousy. So he handled it very, very poorly. Out of jealousy and the crushed heart of a teenage boy. He just wanted to keep them apart I think, get them in trouble so Ryan could be his one and only. Was it wrong to do? Yes. Was it a mistake? Yes. But…that’s what dumb teenage kids do. They fuck up. They lash out. They make mistakes. They don’t always think of the consequences of their actions. They love too fiercely, too intensely at first too; I mean I know I did. But hopefully, they learn from their youthful mistakes, and as they become more mature and evened out, live more life and learn more lessons, they hopefully learn the right way to deal with feelings of hurt, anger and jealousy. And hopefully not make the same mistakes at 25 that they easily made at 16. He had no idea it would become what it became. That someone would die. He just wanted Ryan to himself, and didn’t know how to express that in a less hurtful way. Just my thoughts on first loves I guess. And making different mistakes as a teenager that you’d never dream of making as a grown up. I’m glad they made it out.

Repomanda22

49:00 "Doesn't matter who it is, best friend, movie star..." You're telling me I could be being chased around by Alexander Skarsgard trying to make out with me and throw me around the room >>...... sign me up.

Jeremy Montanez

Saw this in the theater, was not my cup of tea but I also didn't understand it so rewatching it with you guys gave me more clarity on what was going on and why. I gotta say I was really upset at the main guy for ratting those guys out that was some BS and I was upset at the concept of the church. I hate religion so much especially evangelical BS like the church in this film. I hate every it represents and the hatred they spew, I'm a staunch agnostic but I have a personal hatred towards Christianity for the exact reason that was displayed in this film and I think thats the true horror and terror that the LBGTQ community had to worry about people like that. It's disgusting. The crap this country put gays through in the name of a most likely fictional book is madness ....on that note y'all should react to Backrooms unless you saw it already.

Hana_Bae 🩷🩵

I hate and love this movie. Omg, a traumatic and emotional rollercoaster!

William Ehlmann

I'm just a boring straight guy, but I found this to be kinda unintentionally insulting to the LGBTQIA+ community in a way I can't really put my finger on. I guess it's the aspect of being gay in the film's story that insinuates that they are easier to possess than straight people because they are spiritually weaker in some way? Idk, maybe it's just me.

Jeremy Montanez

I don't think so, I literally think it's a metaphor on how society or evangelical society sees gays. They need to be punished at any cost even though it says absolutely nothing about that in that book they claim is "life truth" lol.

Jennifer Colstad

Omg my subtitles cannot handle the Australian accent. Instead of “snakes and heights” in the very beginning of the movie, my subtitles translated it to “snacks and hots”!! Lmao!! Also, does anyone else feel it’s wierd that a good amount of people who believe in God, whom you cannot see, do not believe in evil entities that they cannot see? Wouldn’t it be reasonable to assume if you believe in one you would also believe in the other?