The Witch | Official Trailer HD | A24 

“For me, good horror is taking a look at what’s actually dark in humanity, instead of shining a quick flashlight on it and running away giggling" - Robert Eggers

The people who are saying this movie was horrible don’t realize that horror doesn’t mean scary, horror is being disturbed, not being scared. You don’t need to have jump scares to make a horror movie.

The ability to make a disturbing film without a single jumpscare is just....wow...

I really loved that Eggers used natural sunlight for the day scenes, and only natural fire light for the night. It makes it look more realistic for the time this story was narrated. No doubt Robert Eggers is a great director!

No possessed doll, no little girl singing, no jump scares, no creaky door sounds, no footprints - yes! I shall have some of this

if you feel alone at night... just watch a scary movie, suddenly you won't feel alone anymore. :)

One of the best films I've ever seen. So original, and Anya's debut was astonishing.

This movie was a masterpiece, from its rich historical accuracy, its old English dialogue , to what the director shows you or allows to be seen and what’s left up to the imagination… this film impacted me when it came out , it’s hopeful that Hollywood still has a few real artists working in the industry

A24 makes real horror. Unsettling, not many jump scares, disturbing themes and imagery. They are creative in their story telling and I know many of us can appreciate that.

This is very historical, when a person back in the 1600's felt that there was a witch or demon upon them, they would go through all of these risks. Blaming their friends and family for the paranormal happenings because they didn't want it to be true. I applaud the writers.

this movie made me so fucking uncomfortable, totally my kind of horror. no jumpscare shit but disturbing.

You know it was a good movie when you're watching the trailer years later. This is what horror should be imo

this movie is as dark and hopeless and soul crushing as it could get. gives you a good glimpse of how shitty life was back in the day too

Can't believe this only got 6,8 on IMDB. Probably many people thought this was a hard horror film. It's more like a creepy drama. The quality tho. Amazing movie.

Who's here after watching the Queen's Gambit? :)

"Jump scares in horror movies is like a comedian physically going out and tickling their audience" ~ Chris Stuckman - This is why movies like this are so amazing compared to many of the other films we get! The atmosphere, mood and cinematography is amazing! You just get such a pure feeling of dread and eerieness with films like these and its just so well done!

Now, _this_ is how you do a horror film!

This is what horror should be. No jump scares, just disturbing horrific content. Not like that cookie cutter BS hollywood has been force feeding us lately. 10/10

This movie is what i like to call "a slow burn" absolutely terrifying. And uncomfortable to watch. It's not for everyone.

Best horror movie I’ve ever seen. No tacky jump scares, no cringe teens, just pure terror.

I just rewatched this last night, and there is a very interesting detail. When the father is inspecting his corn, look and you can clearly see that the corn has ergot fungus. Ergot is a hallucinogen

not 1 jump scare. 10/10

It’s crazy to see how far Anya has come in her career since the witch

Absolutely loved this movie. This movie introduced me to unsettling horror. Just pure psychological tension. The music is very important in it yet even without it, you feel the tension rise progressively as things take it’s worst turn. The closest sensation to this I’ve felt from another movie was from The Lighthouse, which is also by Robert Egger, the producer of this movie. This producer knows precisely what he wants to give and he does give it. 9/10 movie. The overuse of the music, whilst really well done, is the missing one, as I personally think it’s use make some tense moments less impactful. However they are very well timed. It is just a tad over the perfect amount.

this movie had amazing child actors.

When that goat stood on its hind legs I was done

Fantastic movie! From my point of view to see how Anya Taylor-Joy’s journey throughout the years is where it is now astounding. I didn’t even remembered she acted in The Witch, until i just searched her filmography. Now, I feel going on a binge of her acting now. In hindsight, a part 2 of The Witch is needed with her. 🤗

I love this director. ‘The Witch’ and ‘The Lighthouse’ really were fantastic movies. I know his movies aren’t everyone’s cup of tea but I really like what I’m seeing so far.

Leo will be furious when the goat takes his oscar

Who’s here after watching the incredible trailer for The Lighthouse??

The music, the scenery, the atmosphere, are so perfect.

the acting from the cast was astonishing. even the kids had hell of their perfomances

no cheap jumpscares? damn, this seems to be worth watching

Am I the only one who loved the 'olde Englishe' used in this film?

This movie didn't really scare me, but made me deeply uncomfortable. Like I-would-classify-this-movie-along-with-suspiria-and-midsommar type of horror.

Eggers is in a league of his own. Completely original and unique. How refreshing. The Lighthouse and The Northman are two of my favorite films ever. Anya Taylor-Joy is superb and has a bright future.

Stephen King said this movie terrified him...

You know it would be a weird horror movie when you see A24...

The scene where the black goat goes rampage is genuinely terrifying. Also the scene where she founds the witches around the fire.. 😕

This movie wasn't scary at all. But it was hella disturbing and twisted for sure.

“Hereditary” owes its lineage to this film. Both “Hereditary” and “The Witch” are masterpieces.

I can never play peekaboo with baby sis ever again.

One of my favorite horror movies of all time. The setting and visuals are so good and the story is well written and terrifying .

One of the most beautifully dark and elegantly scary horror movies I've ever seen. This movie speaks to my soul❤

Is that the breast feeding mom from game of thrones lol

Just saw this last night. Great movie. Old fashioned horror that stands the test of time. Well written, sound plot, authentic dialogue, brilliantly directed and could not get over how brilliant the acting was from every single character, even the kids.

The way he says "There's evil in the wood" is enough to run a chill up my spine

The last two movies I've seen made me cry, this was one of them

A brilliant film telling the story of how Katy Perry signed with Capitol Records

This movie is a modern masterpiece, and will be considered a classic of the genre in the years to come. Period.

i have come back to this movie so many times. a great rewatch.

I saw this and it had me shook up for 3 days, I couldn't stop thinking about it. I have the soundtrack on vinyl

Black Phillip is the GOAT.

Finnaly something great not those found footage movies.

The last scene when witch eats live goat and then laughs at kids looking towards them was so terrifying

Williams voice in this film is one of the coolest and most badass voices I’ve ever heard

"Does thou like the taste of butter?"

I've been waiting for this film since January when I read some amazing reviews from Sundance, I'm so happy so see films like this, like the Babadook, It Follows and Goodnight Mommy, genre films with atmosphere, great stories and fascinating characters, something that big Hollywood forgot to put on their genre films (I'm looking at you Blumhouse). I'm gonna watch the shit out of this movie.

This is fantastic, everything to the time period and that uneasy feeling called “ suspense “. Taste and originality, its refreshing to see movies like this and are still being made.

What I loved about the movie is the Thomasin was the only one who was free from any sin. And the devil got the best one to turn, thus defeating god in this instant.

Anybody that says this film is trash has absolutely no taste in horror or appreciation for the genre at all. They are just used to the cookie cutter shit that you leave your brain at the door before going in to watch it. This was a masterpiece of a film.

Just saw the movie, and first off, this is a GREAT horror movie. Very slow-paced, and a lot of people might not like that at all. But this is true horror. The whole vibe of the movie is disturbing and the last 15 min pay up tremendously. Now, for anyone who's seen it, I was wondering if anyone can help me out with the ending.. *Spoilers* When the daughter was in the shed, was she talking with the goat, who was satan? Because in the corner you could see a manly face behind her vaguely. If anyone can confirm that'd be great!

"The Witch"(2015) is one of the 100 best horror movies of all time for sure! This is a classic horror masterpiece already, and it has a very sorrowful and scary ending!

This movie was amazing. Not cheesy or corny, you can actually see this took time and effort to make. One of the most disturbing and mind playing movies I seen in a loong time, also with some shots reminds me of Hereditery or even Midsommar.

Nah. I'm seeing something scarier...2016: The Election, rated R for ages 18+.

Finally, real horror. What fantastic film. Almost no CGI, no jump-scares.

just watched it and let me tell you im.. TRAUMATIZED

That was true cinema. Bravo.

The Village 2.0, directed by someone talented.

One of my favorite movies of all time. I don't know when but I've learnt to love the feeling of being disturbed by movies and this is a masterpiece of making you feel that.

Still one of my favorite quotes from any movie ever: "Live deliciously."

[WARNING] jumpscare at 0:55

Why am i only discovering this now

it's just so true to the old tales. so effective. the feeling is also very real. especially if you know about witchcraft and have delved in it. one of my favorites. I usually dislike horror but this was accurate, artistic and effective.

I enjoyed watching this movie back Then. Really scary and classic. Terrific. Not like any modern horror with jump scares formula.

Finished it amazing, the ambient, the scenes, the actors (including the kids), etc; and the final really enjoyable, this kind of movies are a treasure in this days.

Great movie to watch during Halloween time. I recommend you watch with subtitles though, that way you won't be missing anything they say. The actors accent was ON POINT. They speak with a heavy old English accent.

Absolutely loved this film! Especially the ending!

Perfect film. Two thing I would have added: The forest trees making their sound when the night wind hits them and all forest being closer to their home.

this looks raw as fuck, i cant wait to see this

To all the people saying this doesn't look scary, go watch something like the gallows or the poltergeist remake you know with jump scares. The rest of us will stick to real horror

The goat who played black Phillip is an amazing actor, wish I could of seen Him in more movies. Honestly he could of been one of the G.O.A.T.S!

I sincerely suggest watching with the caption on

For those of you who want to see a horror movie that scares the shit out of you, this is not the film for you. I saw this movie last night, and it was amazing. The cinematography, acting, dialogue, etc. all on point. (minor spoiler below) But just a forewarning you don't see the witch (witches, actually) until the last 10 minutes. The film does a good job at making the viewer feel unsettled but it didn't scare me in the slightest. The movie is incredibly slow for the most part; you'll find yourself wanting something scary to happen and it ultimately doesn't. I was slightly disappointed with this film as I was going into it expecting a horror. It watches more like a drama film. Don't get me wrong, though. The film is amazing! Some masterful writing and directing.

Saw this at Sundance. Blew me away. Terrifying, haunting, filled to the brim with style and originality.

That time of the year os! Goosebumps!

Robert Eggers always makes his films look so damn perfect! I love his filming style. I’m heavily influenced by it.

It's called The VVitch, guys. Get it right.

finally a masterpiece among all the crap that they sell as horror movies.

This movie was sooo good! I read that the director spent 4 years studying the period to make it really authentic, and it shows!

can we just TALK about the fact that this was robert eggers' debut film? imagine having a filmography of just this and the lighthouse, both among the best indie films of the twenty-first century. he's got to be one of the greatest talents of this generation and i cannot wait to see the northman.

This was one of the best films I've seen in YEARS.

I watched this movie with both my father and mother. We were halfway through it when my father stood up and took the Bible and went to the other room to read it. My mother and I kept watching it and to this day this is one of the best horror movies I've ever seen.

Just remembered how much this movie scared me when It came out and now I want to rewatch it

Man, just watched this film. Gotta say, this movie is more of like a piece of art rather than just a normal horror movie. So I wouldn't recommend It If you're just looking for something to get scared of.

Confusing trailer, which makes me wanna watch it 🤔🤔

This movie genuinely terrified me. Masterpiece !

The Witch is one of the best and most original horror films of the past 20 years. From the clothing, to the houses, to the Elizabethan English, the 1600's are rendered in beautiful detail here. In contrast to the laughable Jamestown television series (basically a modern soap opera in period costumes), everything about The Witch is authentic, giving one the eerie feeling of "being there" in 17th century New England. The atmosphere is uniformly ominous and foreboding, reflecting the total isolation of the family in the wilderness. The cinematography is excellent (Note the wagon scene when they are forced out of the colony: it is beautifully shot). The acting is excellent by all involved, creating an intimate portrait of the disintegration of a family under extreme duress. The intimacy and emotion of this family's experience is even uncomfortable in some scenes, almost making the viewer feel like a voyeur. The film is somewhat ambiguous. Is the witch to be taken literally, or is she a manifestation of a group psychosis brought about by isolation, Puritan paranoia, or perhaps poisoning from tainted grain? The film maker leaves it to the viewer to decide, which may account for some of the negative reviews. Some viewers need everything spelled out for them. Ignore the negative reviews. If you are a horror fan who appreciates great craftsmanship in film making, see The Witch.

So that's where she fell to.

that freaking voice, i would love to hear ghost stories from Ralph Ineson.