THIS WASN'T EVEN A PARASITIC TWIN LOL | MALIGNANT Monster and Physiology Explored 

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What the fuck was this movie

Well if you want to learn about electricity, I could inform you of a method that I have conceived earlier today that theoretically if it is not disturbed by anything like a meteor or a saboteur from a government that is opposing the government that had it built, it should work fine. The thing that even got me on this was because it is said that it is fundamental that matter and energy can neither be created nor destroyed right? Wrong, while I do not dispute that neither can be destroyed, in order for something to exist something has to have made it, and the past has to be independent if we acknowledge that in order for something to occur one or more things in the past must happen beforehand. So another words there is no definitive starting point and even if there was we can ask what came before that, or what let this happen, or why did it happen. So in order for there to be energy there must be a way to create it and the same applies for matter, if matter can be created than this can be converted into energy which is already confirmed to happen. And so this got me thinking on ways to make it, I found out that magnets do lose their magnetism because of heat causing vibrations that disrupts the magnetic field, I got onto magnets that work in super low temperatures and then went up to absolute zero with the idea, this it's not it. Instead you take advantage of gravity, the gravitational pull between two spheres would be equal going in and going out of the Zone where they both pull so your speed going out ends up being the same as when you go in, but if you have a varying density there for causing of the gravity to not just pull in the one section of either a straight line that you straight relative to the orbit of the object going through this system or use a cone or a triangular prism. These would have to be straight relative to it, and it would be a lot easier to just give it the curve that makes it relative to the orbit instead of accounting for the slight curvature that would eventually destroy the system by either adding more material or making it more dense and two particular places, and by doing this you might disrupt the gravity in a negative light which just occurred to me as I was making this reply. And by making the density greatest act where it ends and having these straight lines that are straight relative to the object or by using either a cone or a rectangular prism known as a pyramid, the gravitational pool at the end would be more intense when you get close to it, it would also have to have more gravity than any of the other stuff in order for this to work, because when you went into this system the less gravitationally extreme forces were what initially pulled you in, they are now farther away, therefore their pool on you is significantly less, therefore the only real pulled out of fixed you very much is to pull that happens from the end piece. And because this more gravitationally intense force will be affecting you at the entire duration of this process you will be getting pulled where you increase your velocity as well as being pulled when you lower it but because the rest of the gravity pulling down on you is so weak wrote to where you are you end up gaining speed. Gravity does not deplete, however the what is basically a replica of the Earth's molten core will deplete its gravitational pull when it no longer has a temperature that is fluctuating and is now equal. The magnetism will stop, also to avoid the cooling even further you would need something with a significant enough gravitational pull that it moves the cold stuff towards the bottom, and you avoid this cooling even more than necessary there would be no crust covering it or anything similar. And the kinetic energy from this subject that was accelerated in the previously mentioned scenario will then impact this colder molten material, because the kinetic energy will be converted into heat and it will also be moving around the insides it will basically reboot the magnet, do this for five other magnets oh, it would be a whole lot easier and quite possibly to a civilization trying to set this up more economical. Have you seen the video where a guy has six magnets and he puts the three magnets on a rotating thing and it makes it rotating with his other three magnets? Think of that here except we can restart these magnets because these magnets are being fueled by the movement of molten metal oh, the molten metal iron in the Earth's mantle is why we have the magnetic field, without it Earth would be screwed in regards to the life it has and just the planet being more harsh as the temperature would be higher and there would be a lot more vapor. These magnets once they are jump-started will get this spinning thing too spin, you could use it to convert the motion into what could fuel a bunch of those are SpongeBob print Shake powered flashlight that children had in like the early 2000s or something. This would possibly be able to get its electricity siphoned off by connecting wires to where otherwise there would be filmon connecting the two places that the electricity would flow, or you could use it to spin the blades of a wind turbine or turn the water of the lake that's having its energy harvesting for hydropower, or use it to power a giant hammer thing that will smash and entire planet into pieces so that the civilization on a different planet going to have the necessary space for their ambitious project. And because all of the methods that are being used for this are technically possible if you get really precise with how you set it up, assuming that you would of course get enough speed from the subject, also the void of space while you may think it is cold there is nothing that will absorb your heat therefore nothing will be cooling down this molten core besides the natural equalisation of the temperature within it. And also is you're talking about it's super strength perhaps it has the muscles of an insect and has its muscle fiber density at the maximum possible density and on top of this always has a journaling course through its veins whenever it's using these muscles to do such incredible feets because it can't control it at will like the Iceman.

If Gabriel allowed Madison to see whatever Gabriel wanted while Gabriel is in control there is no telling how much Gabriel has been doing strength training, the kind of training where he stimulates his muscles to get more muscle fibers instead of getting bigger by swelling in response to the damage that was taken. And Lexington apparently build muscle, and because flexing is the exertion of the muscle it makes sense, and also if you were to move all the muscles in let's use the example of your elbow movement, if all of them move in the direction to open the elbow and they do it as hard as they can this could potentially be equal to lifting heavy weights, at least in the standpoint of what the muscles are doing, the muscles are doing the movement that would open the elbow like when you lift weight upward, and if they use the same exertion of the muscle in terms of however much force is applied, however Gabriel in the body of the main character were to be doing this in a controlled manner so to speak, this would stimulate the body just for muscle density because no or at least only a couple small portions of the muscle would be damaged and therefore swell to better take this damage. Also female must Solis more resilient when it comes to long-term exertion than a male, so basically a woman can last longer doing a certain task that exerts the muscles than a man doing the same tasks assuming that their muscles have been put through the same exertion through their life whether they be living the average life or they be people who are exercising for fitness, something tells me that because of this additional resilience it would be a lot easier to get the muscle density build up quicker, and maybe because he can make her see what he wants her to see he could make her see something that makes her feel scared, this would then allow for a journaling to be coursing through the veins and therefore further increased the amount of force that these muscles are exerting.

Was it possible that Maddison was able to learn that power?

Ah yes... the path which holds many secrets and a terrifying power ♡

another simple answer is that Gabriel drank a lot of milk. A LOT.

Defeat him I will, duel of the fates begins

Have you ever heard the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise? I thought not. It’s not a story the Jedi would tell you. It’s a Sith legend. Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith, so powerful and so wise he could use the Force to influence the midichlorians to create life… He had such a knowledge of the dark side that he could even keep the ones he cared about from dying. The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural. He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his power, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew, then his apprentice killed him in his sleep. Ironic. He could save others from death, but not himself.

Holy shit Icy you watch Roanoke??!

@@liamfaoisidheold Yarp, pretty much always when he uploads haha

Wait, is this icy that plays with igp?

@@thelordofthelostbraincells YOOO it is bro!

Its like explaining season one of Star Trek to someone lol

Totally agree. It has tons of callbacks to those movies.

This was so fun. If you allow yourself to believe these aren't real people in a real world, and just accept whatever comes your way, you'll have so much fucking fun watching this movie

YEAH I don't blame people who hated it, because like, it IS really dumb and also people are allowed to just not like things. But I went in with zero expectations and had a BLAST. It felt like if you gave a horror movie the writing team of a saturday morning cartoon and I mean that in the nicest way possible

9:54: It bares saying, theres something called No-Knoc-Raids and it's absolutely insane. 'Some More News' covered this Insane Insanity in his videos about 'Obvious Solutions to Obvious Problems that if we raise Awareness for them, we may all live better'.

Yes exactly! I feel like it even has some Giallo vibes and Giallo movies rarely always made sense nor did they always have the most complicated plot lines. But boy were they fun!

Yeah honestly think that is reasonable. It also likely explains how he could manipulate the Stem Cells of the babies, and the stuff in the beginning which should very much be a ghost. Gabriel after the initial surgery was all intents and purposes dead, but because Madison/Emily was still young when the surgery happened, his vengeful spirit started trying to use stem-cells to reconstitute himself, thus explaining the breif periods of control he had when they were kids. But once Madison's brain developed too a grand enough extent, it starved Gabriel's partially restored brain out of resources, locking Gabriel out of controlling her until she got pregnant. Once she was pregnant and could use the Stem Cells of her kid it allowed him to further reconstitute himself.

@@Alovon I've actually kinda wanted demonic/spiritual happenings to involve some biological processes despite still being supernatural at their core. Like, the cause is supernatural but the expression does showcase (impossible) biological changes happening at a cellular level.

@@GunlessSnake a idea i wish roanoke would consider in is explanations, sometimes using the "magic is just science" explanation feels lame.

@@themindbowler Well, when the film doesn't present an overt supernatural angle (even if it's basically that in all but name), he tries to stick to a basic scientific one as an actual microbiologist.

Isn't that basically the plot of that one David Cage game?

Ok, this makes much more sense than the “supervillain origins story” explanation! xD

You can't do this to my sides like that

The fact that you have 333 likes frightens me!.

Honestly kind of the same. Anything I haven't seen that they cover I watch, then watch his video on it hahaha

Mine is every Friday right after school

Lè Reddit moment

Thats unironically awesome!

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@@IJustAteYourGrapesBro none of what you said is real life. I think the grapes you've been eating are alcoholic ones.

My older sister can sometimes read my mind or similar things. The other day we were working and I grabbed something at random off the shelf. She knew what I grabbed, despite being on the other side of the shelf and unable to see anything below my shoulders. Just went: "Hey, guess what I got?" "You grabbed a foam ball."

yall, having the same thought as your sibling is not the same as a neurological link that allows you to LITERALLY share thoughts. my brother and i "share thoughts" like this all the time, but that's because we were raised in the same home and have similar brains. same with all genetic siblings raised together (im sure theres an exception to this but i cant think of one off the top of my head). iirc roanoke said once that theres apparently some faint evidence, but evidence nonetheless, that twins might share some sort of telepathic link or something, but i havent heard anything about that since im a physics boi not a bio boi like roanoke. nevertheless, i dont think it's a stretch to say that the vast majority of siblings and twins do not share this telepathic link, rather they just so happen to think in the same way due to their close relationship and similar upbringing. i will say though that my brother and i had very different upbringings in a few key ways, which does lead to us disagreeing on certain things; however, the majority of the time we are on the exact same wavelength

@@therealjibrano My sisters and I never shared the same thoughts in our lives let alone able to read each other's minds. Though I have talked to identical twin sisters who claim to know what each other are thinking most of the time.

Scary? No. Pathetic? Yes.

..........Nice try but doesnt make any sense. the recovery happens a long while after he has already moved, Couch cushion is a light mostly air filled construct no matter how fat that ass had been it would have recovered by the time the angle changed. Instead the movie intentionally misleads it into being a ghost.

@@_NutcasE_ True it is misleading as that is most people's initial thought until the twist but if you have ever watched someone get off of a chair that has been worn into over the years some materials do take longer to bounce back. My dad had an armchair that was 9 years old. He was able to get up, get some ice and a diet coke and sit back down and the depression was still inflating back to what it was before he would sit in it for the day. My family used to sit around and laugh about it. Long story short, once the twist is revealed the depression only makes sense in the context that he is either fast enough to get off of the couch before the couch recovers fully or the couch is old and has been sat in that so long that it lost its springiness it once had. The reason I know it's not the second one is because the couch looks new like everything in the house does as well.

MEMORY FOAM

But the husband died in a different room and while she was injured in the bedroom, let's not forget that this movie makes no sense so can we just settle on the police being bad at their job? Edit#1: I don't think they found her in the bedroom but she was still hurt. Sometimes it's easy to harm yourself but causing major damage to the cranium or limbs still has a mental block. Kinda like when you hold your breath, your body and mind will try to make you breathe no matter what.

Well the handprints were upsidedown so forensically impossible to know what's going on because....science 🤣

Because with massive head trauma, she's suspect number one in her husband's head being turned 180....Yeah, no. They'd be looking for a lover, an ex. Someone physically capable of holding a grown man down and twisting his neck like that. She'd still be detained, but she wouldn't be a suspect at first.

Also, she would go through the hospital staff like a hot knife through butter.

@@mr.gandersson2835 The police being terrible at their job is the part that makes the most sense in the entire movie

Don’t make me a Mandela victim

Wait a minute. Do not fucking tell me that _Barney_ is now a Mandela Effect? That shit was my childhood. Maybe we are in the unside down.

Hallucinogenic drugs must be the cause

​@@stephennelson4954 "Barney" is a slight mandela effect , many people have some song apparently like "i love you you love me" song was actually an old nursery rhyme but never was on that show aswell as the barney figure was actually not a dinosaur but a dragon with tiny wings on its back but people remember it diffrently .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . or I am just messing about and pulling your chain just to see if you believe that :P P.S. I wonder if you will notice this before or after you look it up to see if I am messing with you only time will tell

@@SnakeBite51 nice try. Almost got me there

Can you also confirm that sad scene with the random fights in the jail is not actually unexpected. At least according to all the people I've known who have been in jail and have gone the prison they've all told me jail is a nightmare prison is much more Cakewalk

Well, obviously. Police don't release all info on a crime to the public. If anyone, who has no business knowing it, somehow drops such a detail, they better have a damn good explanation. And even in this movie the vision-thing was bogus. She was there. She just couldn't remember.

@@borttorbbq2556 it depends I guess where your from or where you are. As far as I'm concerned jail is a holder for prison, and yeah you see some "random" fights but there are underlying rules that not all know about and accidentally go against with no clue which gets you into some shyte. As long as you keep to what the key holder says your good.

@@borttorbbq2556 i actually can confirm that, I’ve had a lot of inmates tell me they would prefer to be in prison as opposed to jail, according to some of them, it’s a lot easier to get contraband in prison

@@leeloomultipass5728 that’s a hundred percent true as well

So true, if only they had put as much effort and money into their scriptwriting

Agreed. I'm great at suspending disbelief if what I'm seeing is compelling. Gabriel being so ludicrously lethal is hilarious, but it sure was fun to watch and they executed it perfectly, IMO.

Added bonus that his movements were done by a contortionist

@@Creepystalker102 its supposed to be a parody movie lmao, im pretty sure its well known it's one. Not sure how this channel didnt know that from his research

This movie was fucking awful

I liked this mouvie.

Bro, no Prototype movie, just a new game. Prototype would end up looking like Morbius and Resident Evil mixed together. Half the fandom doesn't know what was happening in Prototype because they never read the web. I doubt a producer would watch all the web nodes.

Please no. The first game was incredible, which means Hollyweird would screw it up so it isn't even recognizable anymore. The Resident Evil live action abominations should be enough proof of that, lol.

I'd love a prototype movie, if done right. But I'd prefer a new prototype game.

Why would you let her get pregnant?? The misshapen back could have turned birthing into torture. I commend that she wasn't killed, but seriously...

@@JuMiKu I wasn’t working there when she was acquired but she has no problems birthing. Plus giving birth isn’t exactly pleasant to begin with. It’s just her neck that was wack and everything behind is mostly healthy

@@JuMiKu also she was pregnant when they got her so it was as just as surprising as you would think.

@@gendygoblin8391 That puts it into perspective. I still think castration would have been kinder of the former owners, because, yeah, pregnancy and birth can be hard for a healthy animal. With deformaties it can be awful.

@@JuMiKu Doesn't castration specifically refer to male sterilization via removal of the testicles? This is a female sheep you're talking about

I think they were into reconstructive surgery not brain surgery. 🤣 Seriously though, that was the stupidest thing. Just so they could have a pretty lady without lumps, I guess.

@@JuMiKu I'd rather not have homicidal, malformed Raiden wannabe trying to rip my face off while banging the pretty lady, thank you veeeeeery much.

@@JuMiKu lumps being a fucking demon creature that can control electricity on her back? Lol I love this movie

Or just the concept of another jaw moving around INSIDE your skull? Firstly, what is it attached to??? But yea, I think you'd damage the brain ever time he growled...

Well madison and gabriel aren't normal people. They display paranormal abilities throughout the movie so I wouldn't be surprised at madison being okay with gabriels face being shoved into her skull

Wait ... Dudes a neurobiologist? Lmao that's perfect.

@@NinjaAdorable I think so

@@benjaminstiles lmao, no. No he isn't. Not even close. Barely a scientist. I think he has a bachelors biology degree, maybe micro at best.

@@johnjingleheimersmith9259 it’s all Klingon to me brother

why did you write "make's" instead of "makes", where did the recent spike in people not knowing when to use apostrophes come from

@@confusedlemon2986 there were many more problems besides that in his writing.

I thought the same thing, even at the first time watching it

Ok I'm not crazy lmao. I reads to me as "she was just there but now she isn't, very fast, such wow"

@@paulallen2680 calm down, english may not be this person's first language for all we know

nah I gotta disagree my mam could have just called in that the psycho is murdering all of the women in the cell, get some backup and probably leading to one of the backup officers bringing in a shotgun or longarm or even some non lethal 40 mm rubber rounds and knock her out, though id say go for the shotgun treat her like that one guy on bathsalts

Yeah, that's why you stick the barrel of the gun in there, not your entire forearm like he did.

This movie is 100% a parody of B-movie horrors. Watched with that in mind it makes much more sense.

@@fishman241 if a movie is only funny when you know it's supposed to be its not a good movie

@@fishman241 It's not a parody of B movie horrors, IT IS one. A bonkers B movie horror straight from the 80's lmao.

Imagine an anime series what if voldemort possessed harry? but to make things more interesting in my eyes , make some of the characters genderbent , a female harry and ron and male hermione , basically voldemort uses harry to assasinate powerful wizards and harry doesnt know it , until the later parts where she becomes aware and then tries to fight back but is weak against voldemorts manipulations , the last or final showdown would be harry vs dumbledore and awesome fight scene LOL.

They might both be using the magic baby stem cells to heal?

@@JuMiKu I thought she was only pregnant at the beginning of the movie? That only leaves the option of Gabriel is keeping the leftover stem cells somehow, or Madison is getting around a lot more than the movie let's on

@@lemonrazor7812 If I remember correctly this wasn't the first "miscarriage", but I'm not sure. Either way, I thought he must be keeping stem cells around, because he was continuously getting stronger.

Depends on how he's using the body. If the action doesn't seriously damage the muscle/bone then probably not, as covered before your body limits what you do to avoid that damage but that doesn't automatically means going beyond is ripping you apart. Now this likely did, but you'd need someone more versed to take a frame by frame for protentional damage.

If his strength is based on using stem cells to repair his host body’s muscles, and he had that ability since childhood, then HOLY SHIT does that have some dark implications about what those doctors did to Emily growing up.

its probably using the "twins are pyschics" sterotype aka he can do that because he has a form of pyschic powers specifally biokensis the ablity to directly maniplate celluar biology at the micro level though it seems to be a weak form of it. as the highest potential of this power could literally allow one to shapeshift at will even turning into a floating cloud of cells and reforming vampire mist style or absorbing other organic life blob or prototype style..

@@wilmagregg3131 god i hate that trope its so fucking stupid

@Moss Mother Not only that, but isn’t the placenta/womb designed to be hard to cross anyway? I bet her immune system would go haywire seeing different many “foreigners” crossing regularly!

@@UGNAvalon ikr!!! iirc the womb is supposed to be a semi-sterile enviroment (could easily be wrong there though, i know the brain is tho) in order to facilitate the safe growth of offspring, so it seems jank as hell to say "oh yeah he moved cells around" as if the immune system wouldnt go rabid and instead go "haha whoopsie! guess i didnt see that!!!"

I can, but I guess I’m just built different

Maddison's eyes were closed in the clip though

Um, that doesn’t make any sense? If both twins are sentient people whose lives are not in danger why on earth are they separating them in a way that might kill one of them? Why would they separate them at all?

@@dweebicusmaximus Saving one normal life is better than crippling two

@@dweebicusmaximus Bodily autonomy. You can't force someone to donate their organs, if you need a kidney transplant, they can't just force someone who matches to give one of theirs up, even if it means your death. In the case of conjoined twins, one twin is using the other's organs. It's not about fairness, it's about your body being your own.

@@dweebicusmaximus I'm very sorry. I didn't see your question sooner. It is not about killing someone, but saving another. People never treat these decisions lightly and it's usually up to the parents in the end. Please look up "Doctors face heartbreaking decision, can only save one twin" by Ashley Welch. It discusses one of the cases, where separation was chosen, so at least one of the children could live. Conjoined twins are a really complicated issue, but it's always about saving lives.

@@dweebicusmaximus the parents can refuse to let the twins be separated but run the risk of both dying, especially if they’re using the same organs. If there’s only one heart or kidney for both twins, that’s a death sentence. The overworked heart can’t continue to function & both WILL die in that case & often live only a few months. Now if there are two hearts, at least two lungs & at least two functioning kidneys, and separate brains they have a better chance of surviving, even if that means only one arm/leg apiece. A liver can be separated & shared; it regenerates to a point. Bladders can be reconstructed or removed. Intestines & ureters can be rerouted. Maybe one ovary for each but maybe no uterus for either. Surgeons still can’t separate brains without causing brain damage/death & spinal cords are tricky, too. It completely depends on WHERE they are joined. It’s a shitty situation for parents & doctors who have to make the decisions to choose to maybe lose one to save the other or lose them both. Animals don’t worry about this. If it’s too weak or deformed, it’ll die.

This film was absolutely terrible

@@jamespaul6315 Absolutely amazing you mean. None of the ham-fisted modern political virtue signaling and pure 80's B movie camp, aware of what it is and playing to its strengths, even lampshading it at several points. It was a bonkers ride we need more of.

@@TheKain202 no, its shit. Poorly written and the worst acting i have ever seen in a theatrical release

Suoervillain original story you mean.

9:54: It bares saying, theres something called No-Knoc-Raids and it's absolutely insane. 'Some More News' covered this Insane Insanity in his videos about 'Obvious Solutions to Obvious Problems that if we raise Awareness for them, we may all live better'.

I feel like watching _any_ cheesy horror B-movie while high as a kite would be a traumatic experience

Yeah, the practical effects look great.

Totally, this movie had me and my brothers in tears

Is it really bad though? I got the vibe that James Wan specifically made this to be ridiculous lmao

@@bigdadybojangls9219 Absolutely was his aim. This is the dude that made The Conjuring. He knows how to make a horror movie where it's played straight, and this clearly isn't meant to be one. And it's a blast because of it.

i enjoyed it but the cgi blood for the non fight scenes was pretty bad. also gabriels voice was very corny. and that one line… im paraphrasing…. “remember when my knife almost punched a hole in your face last night” or somthing… like since when do you punch with a knife?

@@DannyConcepts imo the corny stupidity adds to the charm

What's interesting is it may not even be all that rare. They're rarely found, for sure, because why on earth would anyone test for that without good reason? Like that poor woman with chimerism who failed the genetic testing to prove her children were, in fact, hers, because her Uterus and all had different DNA from where they took the sample. Ultimately, though, any one of us could have the same condition and likely never even find out. Chimerism, and the inability to know how prevalent it is weighs heavily on my mind when it comes to things like criminal investigations. Maybe it isn't likely to let someone go because their hair and sperm or whatever have different DNA, but it certainly isn't impossible. People put too much faith into genetic testing, IMO.

​@@richt7525iirc, the only reason they figured out that woman's case is because at the same time, a much older woman had just found out that she had the exact same condition, because she needed a kidney and all of her adult children were tested for a match. It could be the most common form of joined twins for all we know.

It is the best scene in recent horror movie history

Rabies. 😉

I think he's already done those.

@@justadude2377 oh wait he did so Until Dawn but I don’t think he did Outlast

The walrider you mean?

@@gendygoblin8391 you're right

Funny you mention that, James Wan actually wrote a comic book in the early 2000s called "Malignant Man," about a guy with a sentient cancer that gave him superpowers. Not hard to see its DNA in this movie

@@jeffreycarey1680 Interesting.

"Dark superhero". They're called supervillains.

@@joshheralal8758 more like Vigilantes

@@joshheralal8758 anti heroes

Bro, what

What tf I just read?

@@johnlarrabee7836 In short it's allegory of getting relief of holding shit and finally shit the shit out.

Holy shit that shit was cool cuz you compare shit with dog that is the the shit right there

This comment killed me 🤣🤣🤣

ayyy hope you enjoy it bro!

Thanks for watching bro!

Lock'n Load. Violators will be shot. Survivors will be shot again

@@BLOODKINGbro two to the body one to the Head got to make sure they're dead

Why do you talk about completely lacking a mind's eye like it's funny?

Paul Baker-Watts Because they do. People are not allowed to joke about things about themself or their own quirks?

@@SomeOne-vf1rs Humor the consistency of drywall? What even is the point?

Paul Baker-Watts What’s the point to your comments? Other than bitterness and wasting my time and yours?

@@SomeOne-vf1rs None :)

That and everything about Gabirel is extremely uncomfortable and just overly upsetting To me at least Mainly because of how young Gabe looked, how he was "Pushed" into his sister's body after they cut most of him off her And how he basically contorts her body and breaks open the back of her head just to manifest

@@quinnholloway5400 I find the fact that he lived inside her skull and how he was pushed into her for so long just extremely unnerving and uncomfortable, give me literal chills just thinking about it

James Wan is the director, you're welcome. He's also the director of The Conjuring 1 & 2, most notably.

I'm inside your skull 🤣

gabriel comes out, then goes right back in thats why theres scenes of maddie with blood on her pillow and wiping blood off her scalp

That scene is already amazing on its own, but as the punchline to not one, but *two* back-to-back sequences of spectacular ultraviolence? Perfection.

Sounds kinda cool actually

@@RoanokeGaming We get an End Credits scene with Nick Fury.

@@RoanokeGaming I've got it. This superhero origin story takes place in the same Movie-verse as Split and Unbreakable.

I feel like a lot of people think Gabriel's concept is "stupid" because of the context he's presented in (fake-out ghost story in the first half, crime thriller in the second). If he was an SCP nobody would bat an eye at his abilities not making sense.

9:54: It bares saying, theres something called No-Knoc-Raids and it's absolutely insane. 'Some More News' covered this Insane Insanity in his videos about 'Obvious Solutions to Obvious Problems that if we raise Awareness for them, we may all live better'.

Pretty sure, in its most basic state - it's a retrovirus. It rewrites the DNA of the victim at the point of contact and makes it grow out a chestburster, combining the material from the retrovirus and the host - the thing, at least in the first movie - has a literal human skull underneath the semitransparent dome and is referred to a few times as "Kane's Son". It's rock solid in regards to the original movie, where the adult Alien takes its victims alive to transform them into more eggs to restart the cycle. Cameron's introduction of the queen complicates things, turning them convoluted.

@@TheKain202 Pretty sure it's simply able to undergo some alternate sexual reproduction- like method with any cells it has access to, even if they aren't sex cells. The biggest distinction there being that Xenomorph reproduction has an almost 100% success rate in whatever method we see going on. If it were viral then there'd be some degree of failure, because immune system and what have you. Besides, it seems to intelligently decide somehow which genetic differences it will take on from its hosts, when the crazy dude who voiced Chucky isn't mucking about with the process anyway, because Ripley VIII's baby was.... unfortunate. A virus would just mix things up randomly, I think, and that would be terribly inefficient and a bad idea, unless you work for Umbrella Corp. Also, no Xenomorph has ever taken a victim and transformed it into an egg, barring the one deleted scene that was deleted for a reason and even then only implied it. The cycle is queen lays egg, egg lays dormant until someone stupid enough goes near it, then the face-hugger emerges and utilizes stealth to impregnate said idiot, baby is THEN formed and grows until it violently emerges, and from there is where things get most interesting to me. I, too, would love to see Roanoke tackle this subject because the varieties of chestbursters are fascinating to me. They obviously are impacted by the host at this point, but even after that, like ants, they take many different specialized forms. How, exactly, are these decisions made? We know the Queen has a hive mind like effect with her colony, is she somehow influencing genotype expressions, or what?

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