All 'Real Brahms' Scene

All credits goes to -
Movie: The Boy 2016
Cast -
Brahms: James Russell
Greta: Lauren Cohan

[brahmsysoftie]

It looks like they are planning for part 3 everyone!

[-mouse]

the man is tall with curly hair, a comfortable-looking cardigan, and mommy and daddy issues. what did you expect.

[thearchivetapes]

*literal wall man coming out of wall*
Every single one of us: OH NO HE’S

[MrsBunny-hgyg]

Fun Fact! During test screening the viewers were attracted to the killer, so they added the mask with CGI afterwards to make him more scary. This backfired horrendously.

[chynnacruz]

Im dying bc hes wearing such a comfortable looking cardigan ahahahhahahahah

[elarasky]

“i could fix him” no fixing needed, he’s perfect

[amberlawson]

the fact the added the mask to make him more scary and instead most girls now would run to him makes me giggle inside

[yugimutou]

This is why you shouldn't pick hot dude as a horror villain.

[JMthr]

People are like "omg Brahms was living in the walls, he shouldn't be built." But like... have you seen the inside of the wall looks like? That's like exercise and strength building all in one, and do you see how fast he gets around? I'd be surprised if he wasn't built, bet you his parents also fed him well.

[forgetmenot]

Don't be shy, we all know this ain't your first time watching this.

[mountainstream]

The Boy would've had a way different ending if I was in it 🧎🏻‍♀️

[sugucke]

i know brahms’ actions were inexcusable but i can’t help but feel so bad for brahms. ): he lacked attention and physical touch for almost his whole life and wanted greta to stay by his side and take care of him again. heck, he even helped greta multiple times. he wanted to be there for her and just craved her touch and affection. ): that being said i don’t think him manipulating her the way he did was okay in any way.

[mayahurts]

I SWEAR IF YOY DONT GIVE THIS MAN THE LOVE AND AFFECTION HE DESERVES 😭😭🤚

[meggi]

Why does he gotta be so unreasonably fine😩

[caf]

honestly from a child development standpoint, brahms' incredibly tragic, because therapy could've been so helpful for him. it seems what he does is a form of age regression, which is normal for people who had their childhood stolen from them via a traumatic event (ie, the death of his friend, ) and it was reinforced by his parents using the doll as a conduit for him.
i think that brahms could've been a much more well adjusted person if he just had a therapist, or someone more well versed in how trauma effects children's brains.

[MintyMiku]

Imma just fake tripping when he chase me 💀

[elizabelthe]

The Phantom of The Opera planted this seed for me a decade ago and Brahms harvested it all these years later god help me

[maicree]

man i remember my teacher playing this movie for my class and the bed scene stirred up many mixed reactions from my classmates lmao

[shakespeare]

please him bumping through the walls when he first appears is so funny, like, does he trip on his way over? is he shoulder checking support beams as he goes? does he thump his head on a low down rafter? i want to see him as he goes so bad

[katherinelewis]

duuuude I'll never get over the way his voice slowly changes in this scene 7:34, it rlly shows how terrifying he has the capability of being. I love it