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K-19: The Widowmaker is another submarine movie about Russia's first nuclear submarine which malfunctions on its maiden voyage, and the crew must race to save the ship and prevent a nuclear disaster. Harrison Ford, Liam Neeson.

(Oh, real quick. This one ain’t an October movie, but if y’all ain’t seen “The Man From Snowy River”, you’ll love it! Carly too. I promise.) 😃

It took me a second to realize there was a person on the right of the What Lies Beneath thumbnail.(“Is there a person under there?”) lol It’s a shame about that popcorn pick. Better luck next time! 😃 I saw What Lies Beneath in theaters, cuz Mom was all like: “Harrison Ford’s in it. What could go wrong??” 🤨

There's a ton of movies that aren't super scary or gorey. Ernest Scared Stupid, The Dark Night of the Scarecrow, Hocus Pocus, Beetlejuice, Coraline, Addams Family, to name a few. SAW is extremely gorey and violent.

I hereby nominate "A Perfect World" for the tender November poll.

So I’m seeing title after title of films that, much like Carly, I have NOO interest in watching. I’m hoping Cassie doesn’t need therapy by November.. 🤞

How about Casper for the not so scary scary

Does anyone remember a little movie called ‘The Terminator’? Apparently it was 40 years old yesterday! Release date: 26th October 1984. How old do I feel! 😱😆 Did anyone watch it on its release date?

What Lies Beneath, with Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer, is an excellent choice of movie to watch. It's quite spooky. Also a really spooky movie, to add to your list, is Mama, staring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau from Game of Thrones and Jessica Chastain.

Star Trek - First Contact is a little scary.

My first time writing on your patron Your content. is so fun I wish I joined along time ago.just a suggestions not sure if you seen them they’re not.super scary but good for Halloween.three movies you might find entertaining. league of extraordinary gentlemen stars Sean Connery. 2 Van helsing with Huge Jackman and Kate Beckinsale. 3 movies called 9 different sci fi movie with the voice of Elijah woods. directed by Tim button and a good jump scare. The last voyage of the Demeter. Good vampire movie

extra Halloween movies are the black phone horns ghost busters froze empire Repossessed slender man Halloween ends child's play 2 jigsaw the woman in black Daniel Radcliffe film ...... August Rush Mary Poppins Returns the Hulk 2003 and Last film is Any Given Sunday send Post to popcorn in bed

this winner Halloween movie are Bad Moon the boy the concurring Annabelle Creation harry potter and the goblet of fire the purge the Winnie pooh blood honey Lucy movie ma movie an american werewolf in pairs hones send this winner movie's to my best Cassie popcorn

I'm confused by Cassie watching Saw if I'm being honest. It’s scarier than the Scream franchise so if she can watch that movie she can definitely watch the rest of the Scream movies. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Since I'm not a horror movie buff, I watch very little of Cassie in October.

Oh boy. Saw is gonna be a doozy.

Here's the thing: What if she runs out of "not too scary" movies and the only movie left not being seen is her Nope list of demon movies like Exorcist and the rest? Hmm, it's gonna be a dead end channel for her if she stills says no and the Octobers of many years later would be pointless. My 2 cents.

Lol Saw (and it’s many many sequels) is a real test. A perfect balance of liking it but also evenly matched against the theres-always-a-loophole-you-didn’t-see-coming writing of it. It requires a keener memory than you or I have, Cassie. This series and I deserve a binge rewatch

I can't wait to watch you & Carly experience a classic in "Arsenic & Old Lace"! Now if the 2 of you would watch "Bell, Book, & Candle" sometime between now & Christmas, you would make an old man's yr. "Bell, Book, & Candle" is a romance involving both witches & Christmas. If you thought Grace Kelly was beautiful in "Rear Window" with Jimmy Stewart, wait until you see Kim Novak.

After Saw, you're gonna have to stop watching movies for a while lol

Movies from Carly's Romantic Movie List for Tender November! :)

I'm so glad you powered on with Hill House. It seriously makes me look forward to getting through the week. That probably says more about me than it does you but extremely looking forward to the next 4 episodes.

What is it that they're launching very soon? Is it a podcast where they answer viewers' questions or something like that???

Where’s episode 3,4, & 5 of Hill House?

Idk if I missed something. But when is haunting on hill house coming on YouTube?

Tender November recommendation: “The World’s Fastest Indian.” It’s uplifting, fun and (best of all) true. A great movie.

Whomever is getting her to watch SAW... you need your head checked. She wants to expand her film experience and be delighted - not be traumatized for life by watching "torture porn".

If you want a theme week with Howard the Duck there's always Duck Soup (1933) and The Mighty Ducks you can put that week!

self inflicted torture is NOT my way of entertainment. never will I watch saw

I used to look forward to it, but now I think I'm starting to dread October on this channel. Not because I hate scary movies (I don't) or because I'm a *sigh* "White Knight" trying to protect Cassie from going outside her comfort zone (I'm not) but because of certain "horror expert" patrons who seem to have very little interest in any other genres, so they pin all their hopes on this one month satisfying them and feel a tremendous sense of entitlement about not enough films in the roster catering to their own very limited, specific (and frankly, desensitized) tastes. Apparently not enough of the scary movies in "Scary, but not too scary" October are scary enough for them personally (though they clearly were for Cassie) so they have to complain. A lot. I've been enjoying this October for the most part myself, but I think I'll be glad when its over and I don't have to listen to any more whining about what a bad job this channel is doing this Halloween.

Looks like we've got some great stuff coming this week. Can't wait. If we're doing Tender November suggestions, I'll go with Son of Rambow (2008). It's not romantic, but it is undeniably tender. A perfect antidote to all the stress and anxiety of October.

What lies beneath you will love. Only little scary, thriller scary.

Well here we are nearing the end of another Halloween season, a time of year when everyone becomes a horror film expert , even the people who claim to never watch them, yet suddenly know which films are “too much for Cassie”. So either you don’t watch them and don’t know what you’re talking about, or you do watch and don’t want to admit it. So which one is it? And don’t tell me you just happened to have watched all the horror movies you’re advocating against because I’m not buying it.

Hi Cassie/Ben, (yeah, I do feel I should address messages to you Ben, as you are as much apart of PiB as Cassie, but, just behind the scenes) Great line up as ever, looking forward to What lies Beneath. I think your reaction to this one will be excellent. Underrated in my opinion. Ben, look after your little magic munchkin with the Saw watch. Cassie may need a little intervention from you at some point during the movie!! 😉👻😱😂 Ideas for a softer November would be Officer and a Gentleman Lost in translation Coming to America Paul (Simon Pegg + Nick Frost, Hot Fuzz duo!) A random poll idea: Mountains? Any movie in the mountains? Cliffhanger Everest The mountain between us Touching the void Etc Thanks you Cass/Ben, your the best! 😊

This isn't really relevant to these upcoming movies, but I've seen people asking about the Exorcist a bunch in here and others have referenced that it's on the "Nope List" or something like that. Where is this list, and what are the criteria that makes something a definitive "nope"? I've seen conflicting explanations for that last one regarding The Exorcist (kids, demonic possession, strict religious objections, etc), but is there an official list somewhere? Or is it just stuff Cassie has discussed here and there in the past? Please note that I'm not trying to request that she watch The Exorcist, I just wanna see the "Nope List".

Some of the acting in Saw is a bit wooden but still a decent movie

Interesting tidbit about What Lies Beneath is that Zemeckis filmed it in the middle of filming Cast Away. In Cast Away there is a break where it jumps forward 4 years, and so they needed to shut down production so Tom Hanks could lose a bunch of weight. But rather than risk losing the crew he'd used for the first half of the movie by ending the production like that, Zemeckis instead used them to immediately just go film What Lies Beneath. Then once that was all finished, and Hanks had lost all the weight for the second half of that movie, they all went back and finished filming Cast Away. Pretty cool as I think those are both great films, albeit very different ones. That was, unfortunately, basically the end of Zemeckis as being a quality filmmaker, as just about everything since has been either forgettable or downright bad. But maybe his new movie Here will be good when it comes out.

I joke, but at the same time Cassie I've got to say it ..........................ARE YOU NUTS, YOU'RE GONNA REACT TO SAW?😱😱😱 I'm sorry but that's a movie franchise I refuse to watch, there are violent and gory movies that I can handle, but that one is a big "no no" for me! I've seen some scenes of its gore and I nearly 🤢 because it looked so real, you must be more braver than I am, I wish you luck lol! WHAT LIES BENEATH however, that's a good one and so underrated, I will definitely watch that reaction! So you're going through with reacting to IT Part 2 eh, well I might as well participate in that reaction too because I'm curious to see how it ends even though I kinda already know, but if you get fearfully traumatized like you did in Part 1, that will be another reaction I could never bare to see again, can't help it Cassie, you're just such a kind hearted soul and to see you scared out of your whits just breaks my heart 💔 just to show you I care lol! ZOMBIELAND DOUBLE TAP was fun, I'm gonna have to pass on THE CABIN IN THE WOODS, not that I'm afraid of it, it's just not my cup of tea, I would give my opinion, but I don't want anyone on here bashing at me for critisizing a movie I haven't seen before! Ugh, I can't believe you're gonna react to HOWARD THE DUCK, good luck with that one! No I haven't seen you or Carly's Instagram post, honestly I hardly ever use it, sorry lol! But I am curious to know what's going on lol! Please don't misinterpret my words Cass, I'm in no way bashing at you for your choices of movie reactions this Halloween season, there's just some horror flicks that I just can't handle, and I'm more concerned for your well-being that's all! I will always and forever remain a loyal fan/supporter of your channel, and friend no matter what! These past 3 years since I found your YT channel has been a fun ride and a blessing for my life, and I'm not stopping this fun train anytime soon lol! Hope your son had a wonderful birthday, love and support always, you and Carly are the best, and God bless y'all and the family🥰😇🙏🤗😁😉👍✌🌹

I feel like the not too scary part might not apply anymore. 👻🫢🤣

What Lies Beneath is so damn good, one of Harrisons more underrated roles, very excited to see that reaction.

Love What lies beneath. Saw not so much

Wait .. you've never seen Saw? Oh ..

Well, this should be interesting. I think you will enjoy WHAT LIES BENEATH. It's a decent Hitchcockian-style thriller (although there's one element in it that you would never find in a Hitchcock film) directed by Robert Zemeckis (BACK TO THE FUTURE, CONTACT, ROMANCING THE STONE, etc). SAW I doubt you will like. I thought it was a pretty solidly made and unpredictable mystery-thriller myself (though the sequels got increasingly bad; I quit after the third one), but be warned: it is very, VERY gross. Those who are saying that the violence is more implied than explicitly shown are correct, but the nature of the violence is so sadistic and extreme that it is still very disturbing. Plus, the whole rusty/grimy aesthetic of the film will probably just make you feel unclean (I think the patron put it best who said it's the one movie that makes you feel like you need a tetanus shot afterwards; think SE7EN times a hundred). I know Ben has been trying to get you to watch it for a couple years now and I was one of those who up until now thought that you to couldn't "handle" it (as in, you wouldn't be able to make it through the whole thing). You might be able to now, but I don't think that's goingto make it any more of a pleasant experience for you. I can prime you that it will get as lot of views though (YT voters love to watch Cassie squirm). Anyway, good luck.

For November I will go with the suggestion I have pushed for a while "Coming to America". It ticks so many boxes for November, has a bunch of popcorn requests, and because of the recent loss of both James Earl Jones and John Amos

I'm so pumped about Saw. I can't wait to see what you think of it Cass! It's definitely not a Carly film lol

I watched Saw 2 when I was about 14, I am pretty sure it gave me a phobia from watching it cause my friends wanted to watch it. Wouldn't blame you for choosing to not watch these movies. Though I look forward for the Christmas Carols we will hear you sing, and maybe the rare Ben sitting just off camera.

Oh, you missed a chance for a cult classic from the 1990s. Who thinks Cassie should try "Event Horizon" with Sam Neill, Lawrence Fishburne and Joely Richardson?

Romance for November ROMANCE/DRAMA **Blue Valentine (2010) “… isn't always easy to watch, but Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling give performances of unusual depth and power.” **Leaving Las Vegas (1995). “Oscar-awarded Nicolas Cage finds humanity in his character.” Elisabeth Shue (Adventures in Babysitting). Not always tender but one of my favorite 90s romance movies. **An Officer and a Gentleman (1982). Richard Gere. Debra Winger. ROMANCE/WAR **Summerland (2020). Gemma Arterton (secondary Bond girl in Quantum of Solace) gives compelling performance. Set in England countryside during WWII. “There is something undeniably moving about watching a hopeful and kind film like Summerland.“ **Suite Française (2014). Michelle Williams. Set in France during WWII. “... an understated approach to its period romance" combined "with strong performances from a talented cast -- pays absorbing dividends.” ROMANCE/COMEDY **Sideways (2004). Paul Giamatti. Funny. “Charming, thoughtful." **Lost in Translation (2003). “… humor … a moving, melancholy story that serves as a showcase for both Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson.” **Adventureland (2009). Jesse Eisenberg, Kristen Stewart, Ryan Reynolds. Set in summer of 1987. “Full of humor and nostalgia … sweet, insightful.” **The Philadelphia Story (1940). Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart. **Broadcast News (1987). William Hurt, Holly Hunter. “… fully entertaining with deft, deep characterization.” **Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) [Woody Allen]. Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, Rebecca Hall [The Prestige (2006), Town (2010)]. The movie "charms with beautiful views of the Spanish city and a marvelously well-matched cast.” “The script is witty and playful, the casting just right.”

You are not gonna like Saw at all

I'm very happy we are getting one of my long time suggestions "What Lies Beneath". It's a perfect film for Cassie and I wish Carly would sit in on that one since it's mostly a mystery thriller rather than overt horror. What ever the case, looking forward to it❤️

“Of course I Seesaw, me and Mose Seesaw all the time!” Dwight Schrute All I can think of with all the Saw comments https://youtu.be/19PdVWctKW4?si=4K1LL6c5cJivPqLs

Saw does have Wesley from Princess Bride. " I want you to Saw off a body part." " As you wish."

YYYEESSS! What Lies Beneath is so underapprecciated. Very excited for Cassie to watch. Zemeckis and team's camera work and blending of different effects is superb.

For November: I recommend Jeremy Irons' Dead Ringers. Best drama role for him. IT was oscar nominated for best actor too

I am hoping and praying that Nosferatu will make it in on the final week of October. I think it would make for a great reaction for Cassie. My hopes for "Night of the Living Dead", "The Blair Witch Project" and "The Ring" has all fallen off to the side this October, I just hope that whatever is left for the final week of October, that Nosferatu has made the cut.

Still moving ahead with Marvin the Duck 🤣🤣🤣. I almost feel bad, that you remembered that live YT pick. I liked the movie...but many have their opinions of it

I am Looking forward to November

Wow so many horror movies this is fantastic!

I'm so excited to see your reaction to What Lies Beneath! It's such an underrated thriller.

So glad Carly was able to join on Arsenic and Old Lace.

Kinda off topic to ask, but when get into November, will you continue with your Trek reactions for movies like First Contact?

From reading the posts a lot of people here either are misremembering Saw or have never seen it. It’s neither gory or particularly scary. I hope Cassie will come to realize some people here tend to exaggerate when it comes to horror films.

This Economy has me Freaking the Freck Out. I know it will all work out; but man these numbers don’t make any sense. Hopefully, Cassie and these horror movies can get my mind off the Federal Reserve and the global markets.

Well if you watch Saw, it might be time for me to try it

If you can handle SAW you can easily handle Jessica Biel's Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Doesn’t matter to me when you watch horror movies just as long as you watch them.

Based on positive remarks here in the comments, I will watch the reaction to "What Lies Beneath" (2000). I don't think I have seen the movie. I rarely watch supernatural movies. I like Harrison Ford and Michelle Pfeiffer (I read she is good). Doesn't seem to be overwhelmingly popular. 138,000 users at IMDb collectively gave it an average rating of 6.6

I am so there for Cabin in the Woods...heeeelllllllzzz yes!

Making Cassie watch Saw seems cruel.

I cast fireball at "tender November".

Oh no. I think Saw just might break you.

Cabin in the woods?? Yeah Evil Dead Trilogy already did that better. And this is coming from me who even liked Cabin. It has all the horror tropes in it.

Cassie, don't mind the guys saying "Don't watch sequels cos they're all bad" I wanna see you make up your own mind even if it's too much for a "one and done" when it comes to SAW franchise. Just continue the sequels esp. Nightmare and Scream. And if it's not your type then you can stop watching 3rd or 4th sequel OK? Otherwise, there's no point in variety

What Lies Beneath is a good Movie .And Arsinic and Lace Classic Cary Grant although,I don't think I have seen that one .

This is a great line up for the week. What Lies Beneath is such a hidden gem I think. Too many have passed it by. And who would've thunk it comes from the same director that gave us Forrest Gump and Back to the Future. Saw is a great little low budget indie horror. But if you like the first I'm not sure if I could recommend anymore of them, they seem to get progressively worse and more convoluted as the series goes on.

What Lies Beneath is an all-time favorite of mine. A classic. It's not as well regarded as it should be. It deserves a whole lot more praise and fame.

YASS FINALLY SAW!!! THERE'S 10 MORE SAW MOVIES CASSIE!! Let the game begin! Live or Die, Cassie, make your choice!

Cassie, I love that you think you have to apologize for being a woman with an active lifestyle, a husband, kids, a house, and a life. But there’s no need to apologize. I for one completely understand that sticking to a schedule is sometimes not possible. Life happens, and sometimes it puts a crimp on your plans. That being said…SAW!!! Yikes!! Not sure which movie would scar you more, this movie or The Fly. But I totally support your decision. We will collectively be hiding under the blanket with you for emotional support. Having Ben in the room may help also. Ummm…or not. What Lies Beneath…now here is a movie you will love. Not gonna lie…it’s gonna make the hairs on your arms stand at attention, but in the end I think you’ll give it two thumbs up. Can’t wait for It: Chapter 2! Will Ben be reprising his Pennywise impersonation? 😉 Scary But Not Too Scary October is beginning to pick up steam. And I’m here for it.

What Lies Beneath is a well done Hitchcockian thriller. Very rewatchable. Perfect for this channel.

I'm all for the "Tender November" Cassie. The end of October is going to be rough and I think you should be able to watch some movies that are fun for you, a bit of a pallet cleanser 😄. I went through your Popcorn Request page and looked up Romance Movies for a poll. All of these suggestions say Unseen on your page: *Six Days, Seven Nights *The Secret Of My Success *One Fine Day *Some Kind Of Wonderful *The Majestic *An Affair To Remember *Kate & Leopold *Cocktail *Flashdance *Hope Floats *Where The Heart Is *Nine Months *Three Men and a Little Lady *America's Sweethearts *Love Potion No. 9 *Bed Of Roses *Yours, Mine and Ours(1968) *South Pacific *The Wedding Date *The Parent Trap(1961) *Look Who's Talking *Lady And The Tramp There are of course more to choose from but I don't like to suggest movies to anyone that I haven't personally seen. However, I'm not opposed to other people making suggestions on my comment. There's a mix of Classics, Animation & movies from the 80's, 90's & 00's. Just thought this would help since it's getting harder to find Romantic movies you haven't seen 🤣

I think you'll like What Lies Beneath, Cassie. (No pun intended). A great thriller. Very Alfred Hitchcock style. And with Harrison Ford of course. 😁

What Lies Beneath is in my top 3 best horror suspense thrillers of all-time

you can handle SAW. There’s more gore in Hacksaw Ridge. It’s very tense, but even my religious mother was able to watch it and enjoy it. You got this homie.

Saw has one of the best "Gotcha" moments in Horror film history

"Also did you see Carly's and my post on instagram?" No, but podcast???

You are on your own with Saw. I have no interest in a gory movie. I can do scary. But I like a story also. Not just gore for shock factor.

Saw - the only film that made me want to get a tetanus shot.

I saw SAW. I saw SAW 2. I saw SAW 3. I saw SAW 4. Then no more. They just got way too snuffy.

my god saw why cassie why iv only ever seen 20 mins of a saw film and i will never watch any of them ever i would sooner sit and watch my most hated film ever than watch saw and how could you watch IT part 2 after what happened to you watching part 1 are you going to need your hubby again i think yes

*grumbles something about First Contact being perfect for this time of year*

can’t believe your going to watch “ Saw “ - or did you watch it already - sick torture porn .

Cassie, I am so proud of you. You have come so far since your first Halloween movies. Can’t wait to rewatch What Lies Beneath with you. 🎃 🍿🙏🏼💜

OK, Saw has gotten a "poster", we're getting closer. And for all the faint of hearts, Saw (1) isn't the gore fest you seem to be imagining. There is barely any in it. Saw is basically Se7en on steroids, a psychological thriller. The sequels are a different story. Stop trying to psych Cassie out. And Cassie, if there was ever a movie that deserves two "final thoughts", it is Saw. Maybe think about doing an initial reaction, then another one once it has had a few hours to sit with you?

Cassie, “BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE” -a nonscary, romantic Halloween themed movie starring Jimmy Stewart- was just added to Amazon Prime Streaming! I think you and Carly would enjoy it (don’t worry, it’s not a screwball comedy like Arsenic and Old Lace.)

Saw doesn’t fit in the scary, but not too scary. I’m a pretty big horror fan but that series is a no even for me. Too gory.

Four Weddings & A Funeral for Tender November

Has Cassie watched IT2 or not? She said on the HH 3-4 post that IT2 would be posted tomorrow, which is now today?, I'm so confused (haha).

People forget Saw 1 was at the Sundance Film Festival and actually won awards

Cassie, I won't even watch Saw 😄 I wish we could have traded it out for Friday the 13th. I mean yer Canadian, you should love a guy in a hockey mask!!

Bugger gonna miss the live now, oh well will have to catchup monday night

All I know is that Cassie is subjecting herself to way scarier things then I would ever watch. 😱

Wow. This October has been a real letdown compared to previous years.

Okay, it looks like you're still reacting to Haunting of Hill House on Patreon, but where? I don't see them. Otherwise, it looks like a good week!

SAW?????? God bless you sweet, dear Cassie ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

I’m depressed it’s another watch along and not a hang out

It part 2, saw, and cabin. This might be the last “scary, not too scary” month ever. 😀

Can’t believe I watched What Lies Beneath last week as I just didn’t think Cassie would get around to watching it 🤦🏻‍♂️. But it looks like I’m going to be watching it again soon that I thought 😂. I personally think Cassie getting through Saw will be easier than she thinks. As I don’t think it’s scary it’s just a bit gory in places. The Cabin in the Woods should be a fun watch though. But keep my fingers crossed for the Fly gets watched next year. I’d also love her to go back to the Silent of the Lambs franchise and watch Red Dragon or Manhunter.

SAW!? 😆😆😂😂🤣🤣

No worries about pushing IT2. Looking forward to Cabin in the Woods and the Hill House episodes. I think you are cranking out the content just fine. I wonder if Saw (2004) is worse than The Fly (1986).

How did Saw get on here? Since this precedent has been established, how much would I have to donate to get Terrifier on here?

So happy you're watching What Lies Beneath. Such a good movie, i think you'll really enjoy. For "tender November", i think you'd really enjoy Untamed Heart or Muriel's Wedding!

Finally getting to the meat of the not too scary season (meaning it is getting a little scary) which means we are getting near to the end of this month. Me and Cassie will be so relieved when it is all over! 😂

What would be worse for Cassie specifically The Exorcist or The Human Centipede. The Exorcist is my favorite movie of all time and I have experienced the other twice.

Wow. Saw... No Carley for this one that's for sure. You can never unsee what you'll see 👀

Can't wait for what lies beneath, since I found Cassie's reactions I wanted her to watch this. Her reaction to finding out the truth will be priceless. I also don't think Cassie should watch Saw, the first one is pretty tame but wouldn't recommend the others.

I can’t believe your gonna watch saw! 😳😳😳

What tier is the watch along?

Sub The Fly in for SAW 🤞🏼

There are rated and Unrated versions of Saw. I don't think it will make that much difference but I definitely would advise you to watch the Rated version, haha. That said, for the most part, I think Saw gets into your head and seems a little more graphic than it actually is, although it is definitely an R-rated horror movie. Also, I don't know if "tender" is quite the word I would use for it, it's a little more screwball than that, but just want to mention again that while the holidays don't play a major role in the movie, Moonstruck is a rom-com that's set around Christmas...I'm telling you, you and Carly will love it...

Oh jeez...SAW?!?! Avert your eyes sweet innocent child

Hooray for "What Lies Beneath!" That's been my number 1 most wanted PiB horror reaction since the beginning of the Scary But Not Too Scary cycles.

Be sure to watch through the end credits for Zombieland 2, as the best part of that movie is the post credits scene.

Did not expect to see Saw on here! Great movie that will blow your mind.

I assume the TNG movie reactions will resume after Halloween? 🤔

Omg!! So excited for What Lies Beneath!! Such a good one

Ok who lied and said you could handle Saw?

Are u sure.. saw can be pretty graphic. Remember Don’t let ppl bully u into things u don’t want to do

Omg, SAW YESS.