That Midsommar scene but it's even more disturbing

I'm shit doing masks. Watch with headphones for an enhanced horror experience.

[robertthegamecat]

Every character in the movie: "Danni, I don't think you should."

Danni: "Well, I'm gunna."

[chuquillanquivega]

when your vanilla straight friend goes to a gay club for the first time

[eeveecruz]

the fact that the song is actually swedish makes it ten times better

[kaylahtownsend]

As someone who’s never seen midsommar, Im going to believe this was what happened and just roll with it

[iiikaruz]

i don't know why, but the multicolor lights reflecting on her face SENT ME INTO ORBIT

[i.washere]

*Dani throughout the movie:*
🌻🌿🌸☹️🌸🌿🌻

[coffeoe]

THE COLOR FLASHLIGHTS ON HER FACE MADE IT 100 TIMES MORE HILARIOUS

[chesterwilberforce]

My daughter made a point while watching this. Horror is almost always shot in the dark. This movie is stunningly brightly lit throughout with cloudless skies. Makes it seem more sinister.

[Clara-yjfe]

the fact that ive never watched the movie and i thaught it was an actual scene lmaooo

[tspmcfarlane]

Just gonna take a moment to recognise the incredible sound editing as well as the disco lighting effect here. Technically amazing.

[MarinaAndTheDevil]

The sound design on this video.... masterpiece

[ceciliaj]

As a swedish person, please know that midsommar is an actual tradition, and its not some kind of cult. I actually love midsommar, its my favorite tradition. We dance around a pole, eat traditional food and just hang out.

[coconoot_]

I didn't fully read the title... so I thought this was the original scene and I got scared.

[myanicole]

the creepiest part was when they where all crying at the same time but lowkey reminded me of whenever you mock a baby

[moviemaster]

The fact that we don’t see what she sees, Ari would be proud.

[madam-mim]

That last second when the sound came back. Such a great and crucial addition.

[다현-rq]

i haven’t watched the movie, but when i found out that the director of midsommar is also the director of the film hereditary, i knew in my very guts that it’s a good film

[ILIKELOTSOFCAKE]

me not knowing what was actually in there made this 10x funnier

[sagneato]

Florence Pugh's facial expressions and her ability to convey such sadness and make me sad at the same time is mystifying. Like I don't know how she does it but I wish she would keep doing it

[xalvadora]

The actual scene was very fucked up in her perspective. She saw her boyfriend having sex with another girl, not sure if she knew exactly who. I remember this scene, but I’m not sure if she knew who it was her man was “messing with.” At this point, I am confidently going call that scene a molesting scene, because we all know that her boyfriend would have never done that if he wasn’t drugged.