Ending Explained + looking at the Jotunn monster's lore in new Netflix horror film THE RITUAL from David Bruckner (Southbound, V/H/S/).
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I am swedish and i can confirm that this happens whenever you enter a forest.
Chawizard ah I would expect nothing less
Comment stealer
no way
@@befjelgum pretty sure another swede with the same humor just had the same idea as i did.
Chawizard pretty sure u stole a popular comment
If you see something freshly killed, hanged up that high, why would you keep going?
Exactly
Plot
Plot always consists of retarded actions lol
*HORROR LOGIC*
to get out dibshit.
Creature: roars Luke: roars back Creature: *Okay, first of all, calm down-*
Therapy Monster
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Or *listen here, you little shit*
Pretty sure the creature was doing a seductive growl, and Luke misinterpreted
Him roaring back made me love this flick
The creature is one of fear, pain, cowardice. It only kills one at a time, it separates the group to weaken it and never faces them when they are together, it itself is afraid. In the end when he roars back it backs up, it knows that it can die and maybe its not as powerful as it makes others believe, it is fear, a representation of trauma, pain, and cowardice, when faced it knows it cannot stand against the strong, those willing to fight.
Sounds like my brother
Thinking about that it fits pretty well with what I know of Norse mythology. Meaning the whole “if you died fighting/with a weapon in hand you went to Valhalla” and were considered to have died a warrior’s death
@Nolan Booblackie how so is he dumb?
which would fit the norse mythology theme of personal strength and will being great virtues i could see this as a ancient story but instead of brave viking warriors facing a great foe its merely cowardly normal modern men who couldnt be expected to have the strenght of bravery required to kill it
@@ChaosKing210 I see you promoting magnus chase
The monster: *mating call* Luke: *screams back* The monster: u want sum fuk?
Underrated
@@cloud1301.. u said it. i actually laughed out loud
I bet it has a horse cock, 18 inches max
“Who wants to fuuuuuck?” “I wanna fuuuuuuck”
No Ron, I don't want sum fuk.
Let's not forget that this entire movie happened only becuase Dom fell.
I am LITERALLY sitting on my couch with a BrOKeN LeG. That's a hard "nope".
Butterfly effect
Godammit Dom!
So true 😂
or you could blame lukes indecisive nature in the shop... i mean yeah i would be in the same boat as luke in this scenario though so i can't really fault him. but come on. can't exactly blame dom for being a clutz... or can we.....
It's been three years and I still blame the dude for not just handing over his wedding ring. YOUR WIFE WOULD PREFER YOU TO SURVIVE, ROB
Nah I wouldn’t do it either I blame Luke should’ve snuck around the shelves and hit the guys with the bottle
Guess I'm the weirdo cuz I blame the fucking asshole thieves the ones at fault, not Luke or his friend
@@maicoltenjou7572 😂
Dudes dumb for that
Same
I always thought 'the blonde woman' was the daughter from the family picture they found. She implies to Luke that creature picks its members based on pain or trauma. And if you look carefully at that family picture, the daughter looks ill at ease and is standing away from her family like something wasn't right. Maybe I'm reading too much into it but I thought that's what they were hinting at.
she is!
I thought it was the Mother Anna !!! But he never mentioned it :((((
Yup I noticed that too.
I thought the same thing
Yeah I thought that too, maybe that’s why she can speak English when the others can’t because her family came there to camp (idk just a thought)
I am russian, and the scariest thing in the movie was a nine pound price for a bottle of vodka.
I think that's more expensive than in Russia, right?
@@lukeyyyyyy in russia vodka is the new water bruh
I’m canadian. I’m canadian :(
Last time i saw a russian he was bench pressing planets
Yep thats uk for ya!
I just watched 20 minutes of a guy explaining a movie I never even saw.
Same here 😂
Same🤣
the derangedbeast not me, it was a good ass movie tho a lot better than 60% of Netflix
You should watch it. It is really good. Good story , good effects and monster design , and surprisingly good cinematogrophy and design in general.
@@adgato75 yeah but now I know the plot.
Hutch's death was a film masterpiece of a scene. The shriek of loneliness knowing where his friends were and he couldnt do anything to help, or they couldnt help him.
@Stefan Trailovic hey shhh let people enjoy things
The most upsetting image in the movie for me was just the way that Phil was sitting on the ground after the second nightmare, like he was a child. You can tell that whatever it was he saw has completely destroyed his mind.
Luke is totally getting arrested for the murder of his friends...
His injuries would collaborate the story of a bunch of cultists kidnapping and holding him. They would be skeptical if he said a giant monster did it though.
Not if they never found the bodies.
Onigiri Not finding the bodies wouldn’t make the police not believe him. If he comes out injured like that and tells the police “We were attacked by a bunch of cultists in the woods.”. It would be extremely reasonable and it wouldn’t be unbelievable for them to have difficulty finding bodies in the remote wilderness. Assuming the cultists didn’t do anything a wild animal could absolutely drag the bodies off.
@@Mizuna752 I did not say, that he should say that. If he said that he would be transferred to an asylum immediately. Best would be to say they separated and that was the last time he saw them.
Onigiri saying they were attacked by cultists would get him locked in an asylum despite his injuries? Where the hell do you live that would take someone who has obviously been assaulted and tell them they are crazy?
I can’t be the only one who died laughing when Luke decked the old lady 🤣
Okay that was funny but DUDE they really could've used her more. She was so CREEPY and I was thoroughly disappointed that she didn't show up again. Lol but that was hilarious
LMFAO IT WAS HILARIOUS
LOLLLL I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE
Me: i think the woman will attack him Luke: decks woman Me: .-.
Did anyone else see little bit of dust when he hits her
I always found it interesting that the monster appeared as Dom's wife before he died. Was it to put his mind at ease that way he would be a more willing sacrifice? Was it to lure him into a false sense of security and then shock him with the monsters true form in order to create that fear for it to be necessary to sacrifice him? These are the questions I still have for the movie. I still love the hell out of it. It's one of my favorite horror movies for sure
If the god had done that to ease Dom’s mind, it would not have switched back to its true form once Dom felt safe. It wanted him to suffer.
I think it's not the creatures that chooses what you see, it's your mind tha chooses it. That's why the villegers always bow down and never look at it directly. Looking at it makes your mind see anything but the creature and you go insane.
@@tavirosu25 that makes sense, but does it have to appear as something to lure in a person to be sacrificed (like an angular fish with it's light to lure in prey) or does it need that fear to make the sacrifice? Why did it take a different form (even if it's in their mind)? It seems the guy saw the *actual* creature before it took him away and impaled him on a tree. I'm just curious *why* and if it's necessary?
@@riakun I assume you see the real creature just before you die, after you re-experience all the guilt/shame/pain. So maybe the main guy was spared to be the last because he had the biggest trauma, while the rest of his friends didn't had that much trauma so they could be killed before him.
@@tavirosu25 that makes a lot of sense! Thanks! :)
I really love the crossover between Dom telling Luke off for not fighting back while his friend dies, and Dom just hiding in the tress, while Phil dies. Its like it shows him as both a hypocrite and also a normal person - freezing up and not able to fight back against something that is about to kill your friend. I thought that that's why Dom kinda gets on with Luke in the last part, as he can kinda understand why Luke did what he did, and why Luke couldn't have realistically done anything else.
*”They should’ve gone to Vegas”* *vegas monster kills them* Should’ve gone to specsavers
The Vegas Monster is cocaine
The Vegas Monster is just a crack addict who wants your money
They should've gone to the Pentagon
Woosh Bait by Vegas monster do you mean crippling gambling debt?
omfg this is great
Monster:(Screams) Luke:(Screams back) Monster:why are you yelling why are you yelling!
Luke: Because u is yelling
Monster : only ı can yell
Anonymouse 67 lol
Luke:No MEEEEEEEEEE!
😂😂😂😂😂
I think Moder's reasoning behind choosing each victim was not so much the pain they endured but rather their response to it. For the whole film, Luke had to deal with the subtle truth that he had a role in his friend's death, and the creature saw this "weakness" as a desirable quality in a follower. In fact, that's what it saw in all its followers. Note how the woman who speaks to Luke, after he undoes his restraints, says "we worship it", dodging the question of whether or not she's afraid of it. That's all Moder wanted: submission, and would extend their lives as a "gift". But that's the real question of this movie: is it better to live kneeling or die standing?
I don’t understand what you mean by live kneeling or die standing. Can you expound?
@@clarkkent2005 It means to die on one's terms or live based on someone elses
Excellent point
i can't get over the fact that the dude chose a wedding ring over his own life
Now he's buried with that ring instead of being with his wife.
I’m pretty sure it’s because he doubted the robbers would actually kill him. Or maybe he thought Luke would help.
Yep.
Moral of the story: Loki needs to keep it in his pants
I'm pretty sure thats the moral of a vast amount of norse stories 😂😂
He does have a child with a horse and Loki is the one that gives birth to the offspring.
Thyr Lindberg Fun fact: that horse actually appears in Thor 1 briefly, when Odin saves the asses of Thor, Loki, Sif, and the warriors 3 on Jotunheim from an untimely death.
@@boujiwitch4735 May I introduce you to Greek Mythology, top contender for this specific moral, Zeus.
Ahem, who said Loki wears pants? He’s a shapeshifter for Yimir’s sake!
The old woman was so anticlimactic. I was dying of laughter when she looked so arrogant and all Luke does is punch her and she gets dropped
everyone would do that
*What else you gonna do??? Sock that bee-otch and keep it moving!!!*
Nicolas Cage school of handling women from evil cults
lmaooo true
BeezOne84 u
Hutch was definitely the smartest. Trying to keep his group together while saying that’s what the mister wanted.
I think that’s why I loved that he was the first killed as it came all of a sudden and was a shock, he was the natural leader and most likely one to get them out of it
One thing I liked is how they actually thought and acted like normal people. One scene he skipped was they came across a cabin and they all discussed it and decided not to even go into it.
*This is the only way I watch horror movies..*
Yep same
Thotticus maximus
this and kill count
Dude, same. I'd rather have things explained rather than having a heart attack!!!!
Same
Someone in the forest: *doesnt have a hole in their chest* The monster: *so you have chosen branch?*
Rudol von Stroheim love ur jojo pic
@@grillcheeseeater6579 Everytime I see my sister watching jojo, i scream *J- J- J- JOOOTTTTTTAAAAAAARRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO*
@@benjaminwang9267 cringe
Nani? Stando?
Good one , my Ubermensch friend
The old lady getting punched is one of the most satisfying things i've ever seen in a horror movie
The creature’s actual name is “Moder” (Pronounced Moe-dur) which is Swedish for “Mother” and it’s a female.
Isnt it loki offspring
@@melvisvaron4527 yes it is. And it is the name of the creature in the book.
@@Raptor-yo7ir but the moder dosent look like god it looks more like a demon why is that is it because loki wife is a demon ?
@@melvisvaron4527 Loki’s wife is a Jottan (Yo-Tan) which is Norse mythology’s version of Giants. It’s said that it’s a bastard son of Loki, but that is just what a cultist said. It could very much be a god of sacrifice and pain.
@@Raptor-yo7ir i see
Theory: The girl that speaks English to Luke is the same girl in the family pic from 1984
yeah that's what i was just thinking. it does make sense.\
I also thought the same at first but why would she still be alive?
@@NatiaTsurtsumia remember the creature makes them stay alive, as long as they worship him.
codedog j yeah I thought the same thing after I finished the movie.
@@NatiaTsurtsumia On the picture she is standing away from the rest of her family and is kinda looking sad, like she's suffering from something. That would make her worthy enough to get the mark on her chest. Then she probably ended up worshiping that Loki creature.
Moral of the story don’t bring a guy named Dom anywhere
Never hike a mountain that is not close to society
Gears of war would like a word with you
Ban Muffinman omg this 😂
damn
Imagine if nazi invaded swedish, and encounters this monster!
Imo Luke didn't drop his to his knees when he was grabbed by the monster. The monster was trying to force him to worship it. That's why it kept pushing him down when Luke kept defying it by standing up.
I want to start a conversation discussing, why he’s (not) responsible for his friends death. My personal opinion is, that it’s in no way his fault, because if he would’ve done something, he probably would’ve been killed as well. Also he couldn’t have known about the robbers. But let me know your opinion, because I’m really interested:).
I agree it wasn't Luke's fault; they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Dom blaming Luke was laughable to me because I can see Dom doing nothing in the store as well.
Plus the guy could of just given up his ring. No possession is worth your life. All sentimental value is lost if your dead. Oddly enough robbers weigh out the risk. They get caught robbing, burglary charge and assault with a deadly weapon-jail time with possibility of parole. Murder is a whole different story, you get detectives looking for you-increasing your chance of getting caught and if you get a homicide charge then you are looking at hard time on top of the other charges I mentioned which also reduces chance of parole. They would have to get hella lucky with a judge to get any sort of deal. Therefore if he would of did as they said, they more than likely would of not killed him just like the cashier.
I don’t think that it was because he didn’t save him but that he did absolutely nothing. Like attacking the attackers after they killed his friend. I think they understand the saving part was a bit impossible as things can happen very fast but not exacting vengeance seems like cowardice.
@@lukewhatidid1735 Yeah, id like to see you fighting robbers off. Some people naturally have the freeze response where they just freeze in the face of trauma. Not everyone gets their bearing quick enough to react.
This move was pretty good. I laughed so hard when he hit the old lady with the quick jab
lol
Outstanding move
I busted out laughing just seeing it here omg that was funny
Im gonna make what is called a "PRO GAMER Move
In his defense she was coming at him
I feel so bad for Hutch. The guy was sooo cool and just wanted everyone to get along. #JusticeForHutch
Thom van ‘t Veer yep. Only dude I felt bad for. Was always keeping the peace and held them together.
@Death Guidance He was still a good person and was a good friend and it was quite sad that he was killed.
@Death Guidance Was his compass broken? Southwest did lead them to civilization, just not the civilized kind of civilizations.
#JusticeForHutch
he was the first to die :(
I absolutly lost my shit when he decked the old lady, could not stop laughing
Luke escaped the forest from being killed by the ritualistic monster only to later getting killed by a T-rex in Northern California.
None of this would have happened if dom didn’t trip
Dom's an entire f%ckup.
Dom was a complete dickhead
daz o
He doom them all but not Luke.
It’s hard to argue with this
I love how you can see this monster throughout the movie but only if you look closely, they did such a good job designing the monster and its amazing
Yeah I loved it.
Brooo!! Same, I didn't even KNOW the critter was there when they were climbing up the steep hill!!
Clip please
Its actually a demigod,son of the Norse god Loki
@@uigoku671 Yep , Loki spawned several monstrous offspring , like Sleipnir , Odin's 8 legged horse. IIRC , Loki gave birth to it as a female , rather than fathering it ( as Loki is a shape-changer ). Wild shit happening back then , aparently.
Can’t believe this already 5 years old. This is the movie that helped me find your channel. It will always hold a special place in my heart.
The beasts being lit up by the burning house is an amazing shot, definitely was something to be terrified of
The Jägermeister deer was just pissed off they wasted the precious booze
The Jägermeister deer😂😂 lmao
Jägermeister bestes Getränk das war doch Autokorrektur oder? Du bist doch deeeeeeuuuuutsch
Well his father is Loki
lmao
Bro this is the first monster in a movie I’ve seen strike in daylight
Ethan M the quiet place
Mace Windu Who knows if he’s seen that.
The Host.
The village
LJgotgames how could I forget lmao
Loved this movie, it had a really unique story, and it had some chilling scenes. My favorite part was the sudden noise during that insane storm. After a second of silence, a huge roar of thunder rips into the speakers. That, was awesome.
“Hutch pours out an extra long one for his fallen homie”😂
Hutch's death scream is literally something I will never forget out of this film. That scream was a thing of terror and nightmares.
It scarred me so badly
honestly dom’s screams when he was getting beaten was bad too
what did he see? the monster grabbing him?
@@mariah-se7ji it was when he was getting impaled on the branches of a tree
@@joshuarogers4428 oohhhhu tysm!
This movie really shows that Christmas was originally a pagan holiday. Just look how much that jotun loves decorating trees.
Underrated comment
Very genius👍🏻
Christmas is about a shaman bringing mushrooms to people to trip on for some insane old religiom and Santa is the shaman
@@blaineerp6818 There's a lot of origins for Santa, that one included.
No it wasn’t.
I like that the monster is a metaphor of Lukes shame and fear of being blamed that haunts him. In the process he loses his friends, and eventually instead of being a slave to the monster, he chooses to overcome his fear and pain.
i can’t be the only one that thinks this movie is incredibly similar to a certain movie about friends on a trip to sweden, who sourly meet their demise at the hands of sacrifice, except for one who sets a house on fire
Midsommar
@@wendigo3140 exactly
There are many ways quite distinct from Midsommar, which is one of my favourite movies ever. I love The Ritual and Midsommar.
Wish we got an orgy scene too
The ritual is essentially midsommar meets the Blair witch
They should have stayed on the trail. Generally, when roads, trails, etc. are made. They are made on the easiest path possible. Forest are unpredictable and it can have unseen geographical features.
Thats a pretty good tip. Nice
Or even SPACIAL ANOMALIES!!!
factss there ain't no shortcuts in the fucking woods. I learned my mistakes, i once did this too with a friend of mine. We were going to our destination and the map told us to do a full round circle and avoid the woods. Guess what? we went straight to the woods thinking it was a shortcut and it would've made our journey easier. It was like 3pm we predicted that it would slice our journey up, originally if we took the right path and followed the map it would've been 5-6 hours of hiking. Our compass was pointing the right direction and that's what we thought, it's 7pm already quite starting to get really dark and we weren't even close to reaching the other side. It was freezing cold and we were tired. We gave up and decided to call it a day, we sat there and got our tents set up with the fire. It was dead quiet there and we literally were paranoid af when we started hearing wood branches falling of trees and noises there. I got no sleep there and was scared to the ground lmao, we both packed our stuff and left at 5am when we saw the sun, after an 2 hrs of hiking we finally got out of the woods. Literally one of the scariest experience i've ever done.
@@Gabriel-jg5wh but that was thrilling right , better than normal hiking , when you realise you are not in control anymore.
have*
They should have gone to Vegas...
Dead ass.
Dom wouldve still found something to trip on.
The Oddest Project true
Or at the very least stay hiking in the hills.
I read: They should have eaten vegans
One of the few moments where a forest fire is acceptable
I felt bad that Luke carried so much guilt about Robert’s passing. The PTSD he will deal with is going to be something else, but I am glad he survived and proved to himself that he was not a coward.
This movie is so underrated compared to how much love bird box got :( i love the unsettling atmosphere and simple dialogue in this movie
Bird Box was garbage.
@@cofkavos such garbage not even hot garbage lol. This freaking movie was a triumph!
Bird box was praised because it was an SJWs wet dream.
Dave R its was because of Sandra Bullock
@@danextrinsic0174 She's a has been. Bitch belongs on dancing with the stars breathing all hard, waiting for a judge to give her an overall score.
I really liked this movie. Movies not made in Hollywood have so much more atmosphere and edginess to them.
True
Bollywood is edgy?
Spot Manduex filmed in Romania :)
me too any other similar recommendations?
It's a really good film. One of the best Netflix originals in my personal opinion.
I watched this film back when Netflix first released it on a whim, and was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. Part of why I enjoyed it was its skilled use of atmosphere to create unease and tension rather then blatantly throwing stuff at viewers in the form of a steady parade of gruesome imagery and the cheap jump scares that so many horror flicks have been doubling down on lately. This film went back to the basics of using the viewer's own imagination against them (at least those of us who are willing to let it do so). Its no secret that if one sets the right tone, a forest can go from being being a calm, beautiful and earthly to sinister, foreboding and generally unsettling without much fanfare, The Blair Witch Project of course showed this approach was viable years ago and honestly I never thought anyone else would pull it off as well again but this movie showed me that some directors still know how do it. The monster being cool in design and the bit of lore we get to learn about it via the movie was just an added bonus for me at that point.
What a great movie. I have so much more appreciation for these films when you cover them. Its like having a second or third watch. Thank you!
6 weeks of quarantine The wildlife:
Oh yes
6 weeks? More like 6 months.
They've evolved
Zoomer lol
I only liked this to get the comment to 500 likes.
you're walking in the woods. There's no one around and your phone is dead. Out of the corner of you eye you spot him S H I A L A B E O U F
Shia laO O F
HE WILL NOT DIVIDE US!
He’s following you About 30 feet back He gets down on all fours and breaks into a sprint. He’s gaining on you! S H I A L A B E O U F
Shy Labeef
When did it become 2015?
I love your videos. Your energy, your information, your optimistic voice, everything I love it. Especially your incredible wall of movies, incredible
This movie was so scary and the relationships between the characters were really compelling. Definitely one of the best recent horror movies.
Nothing scares me more than a "the old God's" kind of scenario. It's paired with the feeling of being helpless.
Cosmic horror. I'm still waiting for a good Cthulhu movie
Yeah, i see what you mean, its called space horror and creates a feeling of horror by showing your insignificance and powerlesness facing a greater force like the ancient gods. It is very present in stories from h.p lovecraft like the cthulluh mythos
You may want to give The Endless or The Void a shot then, both deal with cosmic horror elements and anicent beings much greater than us existing (though the latter has less focus on them, it's still implied).
a very important thing though is that in norse mythology, no one is above fate.
This is why I really wanna play Prey for the Gods.
Probably my favorite thing about horror movies is how, when the survivor escapes, it's treated as a successful ending for them as though they aren't going to be going straight to prison for mass murder. Like this guy. I'm sure his friends' families aren't going to buy his story when their loved ones never come back from their camping trip with him, and that forest is going to be flooded with police and searchers who'll either be killed or who'll find all those corpses in the trees and blame him for them. I'm not even joking, imagining the obvious consequences really is my favorite part of horror movies.
Well he does have a mark from the ritual. So he could say they were all attacked and only he survived. And some of the followers are still out there so theyd send officers in and nobody would come out so his story would be validated
Wouldn't the mark disappear?
I'm just here to comment no idea
I'm just here to comment im pretty sure not. The mark is a hole on his chest. He got stabbed by something soo
Clyde YT but if he still has it, he's still dunno wanted(??) by the God...
The monster is Hel, Loki's daughter, who was in charge of the souls of those who did not qualify for Valhalla because they didn't die in battle. That's why the cult is made of non-combatants, like the sickly and the elderly, women and children. Hel herself was described as a woman who looked half-normal and half-corpse, I think this film's take on that is pretty damn cool, the monster is literally made of corpses so you could say there are parts that look normal! Anyway, Luke had a chance to die fighting but chickened out, from then on he belonged to Hel. I guess he got a second chance at the end because he found his courage and fought back, unlike the cultists who allow themselves to be killed without much resistance.
"That's a women?"
@@donniexiong6306 There are female parts somewhere in there!
@@donniexiong6306 Dude Loki let himself be fcked by a horse and birthed a 8 legged horse or something
The monster is NOT Hel. Read the Eddas - she has a form (which looks nothing like this creature at all). Hel watches over a kind of hell which unlike Christian hell (fiery and hot) is cold, bleak and icy (also, not a forest).
You know a movie is scary when u haven’t watched it yet but just the explanation freaks you out. I really don’t do well with horror lol
Now he has to deal with all of his other friends deaths
Robby Morrisett damn, exactly. Now he just wanders all over the world and get himself into more troubles with mythical creatures around the world.
@@cat9448 Lo and behold, Supernatural Spinoff
And who would believe him? That's why I liked how thought-provoking and just sad the end was. It lets you decide how this poor bastard is gonna process all of this, let alone tell others without being deemed a murderer or nutjob.
Man: *burns down building* Old lady: *stands in front of man* Man: PEACE WAS NEVER AN OPTION
Puggo Productions his name is luke
So he’s antifa?
*insert Taco Bell sound*
@@AxleTrade *Insert "Why would you say something so controversial yet so brave?" meme here*
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Movies that can scare someone who regularly finds comfort in forests are so good. I think there was one series that made me feel this way, and that was "zone blanche" (black spot in English). I don't even know if it was translated into English but, it has the same vibe. Less giant Joturn and more police investigations, but still old God in the forest.
I really loved the the soundtrack of this movie. Also the acting is phenomenal. Right from Lukes facial expressions and looks of terror when he is in the store with Robert getting murdered.
Him roaring back was pretty awesome.
One of the best bits
You *moaning* back was pretty awesome
HELL SPOON what number ?? Of video does he roar
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the blonde woman was the mother in the family that got lost in the 80s. Edit: some of you suggested it was the daughter. I rewatched and I agree. She was clearly the outsider of them all.
YOO
I think she's actually the daughter. The mom looks to have been at least in her 30s in the 80s so would have been in her 60s. I know the immortality thing might affect her aging but the woman also looks more like the girl in the photo than the mother.
Vadalia yea the girl in the photo was kind of shunted of too the side a little and looked kinda sad.
I doubt it’s the daughter. Remember, the monster only picks those who are going through an immense amount of emotional pain. Little kids usually dont go through that, especially if they are from a normal family where the parents clearly love them enough to take them camping. Im assuming it was the mother, but she didnt age due to the monsters ability to cease the aging process for his followers.
@@AlphaQHard makes sense.
I think it might be an understatement to say finding Hutch's corpse strewn about the trees was unsettling
Luke did not “choose to worship the creature”. He stood up again and stared it down, then it forced him back down and mashed his face into the ground. The creature didn’t “let” him leave the woods at all either. He made to the edge of the woods, which seemed to me like the boundary of its domain and it physically couldn’t cross. Also Luke didn’t “reactively” set those mostly dead people on fire. It was absolutely deliberate, Dom even told him to leave the place burning when he escaped.
That’s why I think it’s a wendigo because they can’t leave the forest I don’t think
@@jackj9816 That’s what I told my wife I thought it was too man👍🏾.
The final scream is so damn epic, I was going to scream with him too.
I did lol I was too happy
I felt that scream bro
Bro
"The blond woman" is Anna, the mother in the picture in the wallet that they find under the old tent from 1984. Also, I didn't get the feeling that the Jotunn _let Luke go,_ but rather it was at the limit of its boundaries and could not leave the forest into the open. Hence why it screams in anger, and Luke screams back in victory. This makes the ending where Luke is transformed by having faced his fear and overcome it...not simply because the Jotunn gave him a pass. Like Anna said, either worship it or die. The Jotunn would have killed Luke at that point but it was physically incapable of going any farther.
It can change the forest though, he could have made the forest infinite for him. He decided he was worthy to leave
I agree. It's all about territory. Like Asgard having parts of it's domain for different species/race.
@@st4t253 nah. he cannot reach Luke, the monster or that creature's power only lies within it's domain.
@@st4t253 It created illusions within the forest, yes, but I don't think it could actually make the forest extend out to anywhere it wanted to. Otherwise, why was it confined to the forest at all for thousands of years? Why wouldn't it have just gone all over where it wanted to? Why would it have had to have waited for people to come wandering into the forest, when it could have just gone out of the forest to find them instead? There were definite boundaries.
@@xeokym223 yeah. and that creature is desperate to be worshipped like a god.
Very helpful, thanks! Love this movie! Extremely original. I actually loved the ending! Very impressive movie. The graphics, especially of the merging of the store & forest, were totally outstanding! I always pick up on details like that
I binged a bunch of horror movies over the course of a weekend and this was one of the better ones. I enjoyed it. Tough movie to find a physical copy of.
After this movie and Midsommer, I've decided that I never want to go to Sweden.
Where can I watch that
These two made me make it a priority to go 😂
Midsommer was definitely a crazy movie
Sweden and wherever Deliverance took place.
Midsommer and this movie are awesome. Watched them both on the same day.
so if Dom didnt fall, they wouldnt go through the forest and the movie would have never happend?
If they don't go, dom doesn't fall.....
If the director of this movie held his pee a little longer on any random day, the movie may never have been made in the first place.
@Lonnie Dunn if they would of just all went home after the bar then nobody would of died
@Lonnie Dunn this thread. Lol
@Lonnie Dunn dude should've given up his ring. Usually wedding rings aren't that expensive and while of course it holds emotional value is it worth telling a man with a weapon no? I'm sure your spouse would understand if you said they took my ring. They had a weapon and robbed a store.
this was really good explained video thank you for the work put into this
I felt that the monster fed on people's fear, and also on their forced adoration. Luke, at the end, loses his fear and finally finds the courage that he had been lacking.
I love the fact that the tag line was "they should have gone to Vegas".
I’m a Vegas native and I’ve gotta say I prefer the terrifying monster forest over this hell hole any day.
@@dottyorange7270 i agree
It was later changed to 'they should have gone to Ibiza' after the Vegas massacre.
I am Danish and I can confirm this is how all native Swedes are
"dansk jävlar!" XD
I'm quarter Danish quarter Canadian quarter Japanese and quarter black
Ja tak
Gogeta Blue wdym by a quarter canadian
@@STRANGELOVE652 ??? What does wdym mean
FoundFlix is absolutely positively awesome! 😁😂🤣 Thank you homie!
I love this guy so much every time I need an ending explained here is
Nope.....lying in the dark at 3 am.....heard a spider cough in the corner.....going to puppy videos now
Gabe Fields A Great Skill Check a spider cough what
Gabe Fields A Great Skill Check hey vegeta
Is the spider ok?
Lmao. My turn now.
What does a spider cough sound like?
When they find the tent that picture is actually important. It's a picture of the girl (and her family) who covered his ears when he was tied to the wall in the house. The girl knew real pain because the family didn't love her like they did her brother. You can safely assume this based on the family hugging tightly and smiling in the photo while she was off to the side and frowning.
Wow great assessment gotta re watch
Think she's the youngish blonde?
dayum 😳
It is quite possible that she simply was not in a good mood at that exact moment.
@@gaila.9852 Nah, therr's still the hugging and distant distance between her and her family
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I noticed something, the way Phil sitting when they found old tent and climbing after Hutch dead exactly the same position he pray for that thing
I liked that this movie actually showed the monster and didn’t do all the killings off screen.
RandomName I know right
Cuz 2018
but a lot of the deaths are off screen
RandomName yeah and mh cousins are fuckin strange and putting stuff in there mouth
Nah once you see all the cgi the fear goes away
You and your buds are hiking in a foreign country. One twists his ankle. I have a great idea: let’s leave the smooth beaten path because walking through a dense, uncharted, trail-less forest and up some hills is better for your mobility! Worst idea ever, even without the monster.
Right? I mean, okay, they said the trail they were following wasn't used much, but even so, the forest would be even less likely to have anyone who could help wandering by, and if anyone comes looking for them (like say someone from the hotel, where they presumably made reservations, who might know that they were hiking in and might send Search & Rescue when they don't turn up on time), they would be easy to find on the open trail where they're expected to be, and next to impossible to find somewhere in the depths of that forest, even without taking cultists and Jotunns into account. I was yelling at them to just make a travois and then go back to the trail, myself. But then, I grew up in a very similar wilderness in Canada.
KryssLaBryn Yeah, even from my limited time in the scouts, I know that a seeming “shortcut” through dense, rugged forest is actually gonna take longer than the seemingly long path due to the difficulty of the terrain. It’s never worth it to stray from the path for what looks like an easy shortcut on a flat map.
that one guy did say that the shortcut would've been the main route if it was easy or something
i don’t understand why they didn’t just turn around and go back?
@@breezybearwaters the end 🤣 thats all movie ends they lived happy ever
What I understood about this movie was.. it was about the conscience of Luke that kept on haunting him for a long time. That whenever he gets another chance to save his friend then he will do whatever it takes. Until in the end of the movie, Luke was able to escape from the monster which meant like he was also able to free himself from the guilt he was carrying for long time.
Everything about this movie is great. I really felt like these guys were long time buds! And that monster was top knotch *chefs kiss*
As a Norwegian pain in the ass, I can confirm that this is an accurate depiction of pagan gods.
Yooo åssen har du det bruder
@anonmous - idiot
@@smukase For real, this clown has no idea what modern paganism is
> when your ancestors pantheon is trademarked by marvel
@@BearZap34 😂😂😂😂
For a Netflix movie this was actually really impressive just could of had a better ending
It’s based off a book
Exactly, major letdown. So anti-climactic. This was almost a perfect horror story.
@Boop he can think whatever he wants don't be an ass.
@@jonesiboybeastmode6857 what is the book called? I would love to read it!
What would have made a better ending for you guys?
The woods represented the confusion of Luke's guilty conscience and the monster represented Luke's fear to accept that he was not responsible for his friend's death. As soon as he left the woods, the monster could no longer hurt or scare him. I actually wonder if the group of friends ever went hiking at all...
Orrrr, just hear me out…absolutely no interpretation, just a fucked up forest with a Norse god running rampant playing 3D chess with the friends groups minds lol
I remember randomly looking for movies on Netflix at midnight and decided to watch this one Best mistake of my life
Hutch dumping out the whole of the flask probably was a stab at Luke, for wanting to drink more and go to the off license resulting in their loss. You can see the sternness on Hutch's face as he does it
I was thinking something similar. I'm guessing that they had given up drinking or something to that effect (one even mentioned he can't do it). Pouring out the last of it was a statement of making sure that there was no more drink... or something? Maybe? I dunno. That's my thought.
it wasnt a stab at him, it was out of respect. giving him the most drink of the five friends.
Lol hutch is my username and my nickname lmao hahahaahaaaaa ummm :(
I thought they were just making a joke about how Rob maybe used to drink more than the others?
That's a normal real ritual for dead homies. It's called pour out a lil liquor.
When dude punched the old lady, I was cracking tf up
Random Name IKR My cousins and I saw the face of the woman, and we were so tense, and then, *bam* Get fucked woman!
When ur grandma caught stealing a extra 🍪 outta the jar so u panic and think fast
I just watched the movie and came here for detail on the god. When he punched her, I couldn't help but bust out laughing! It caught me so off guard. I just shouted at the screen, _You can't just do that!_ *wheeze* It just goes against horror movie tropes, and I absolutely loved it.
i cheered!
I gave an audible "fucking right!" When watching. Like, obviously deck the bitch!
Those kinds of meniscus tears can happen out of nowhere for very little reason and are debilitating and causes people to not be able to walk without assistance. I found this reason for the shortcut realistic and compelling because of how bad those injuries are
The jötnar were varied and could be anything from this sort of thing, to the unimaginably beautiful. They’re part of the Norse mythology. This jötunn is a modern fiction, but is apt. I love the creature design.