- Welcome to The Try Guy Try
Not to Get Scared Challenge. Here's the thing, Ned is
terrified of scary movies. - He doesn't watch anything remotely scary and we're gonna show him some of the best horror scenes in history. - Oh, frick!
(scary dramatic music) Get that knife, girl. Oh, no! Oh my God, ah, ah, ah! I literally don't even care. (upbeat rock music) Ah, this video! You guys, I'm so scared of movies. - Ned does not watch anything scary. He couldn't watch "The
Lion King" until this year. He's over 30, guys. - And insists that children
shouldn't watch it. - I remember what messed me up as a child. Mary Kate and Ashley's "Double
Double Toil and Trouble." Man, that movie scared me! - I used to be like Ned, I
didn't like horror films. But Becky loves horror movies, so and I've come to
enjoy things about them. - There was this scene where some lady was trapped
in a mirror, forever. That's a terrifying concept
as like a 10-year-old. - Fear and elation are really
two sides of the same coin. I think it's like going
on a roller coaster, you're scared, you're scared
but in the relief is joy. - I'm sweating, I'm like, this is, I shouldn't have worn a sweater. - This is a great video,
this is so fun. (laughs) Oh, this is good. - There's something about spooky
old people in horror movies that freaks me out the most. I don't know why, but it makes me scream. In this scene in "It Follows,"
a young girl is in class and suddenly she realizes an old lady is about to come and get her. - This is the person with a balloon? No, that's "It."
- That's "It." (laughing)
- Ah, okay. Oh, god. Oh, god. - It's just the classroom.
- No, no, no. (laughing) No. (groaning) - Nothing's happened. - Ah, what is it gonna pan to? Oh, okay, it's just a normal girl. (laughing) No, there's buzzing, there's buzzing, that means something
scary is gonna happen! Ah! Oh my God, she's so scary! (laughing) Who is she? Why is this happening? - Uh-oh, uh-oh.
- Get out of there, girl! (laughing) Get out of there. No grade is worth this. Oh, I'm sweating. I'm literally sweating. (men laughing) I'm literally sweating right now. Where is the old lady? Where is she! Ah!
(men laughing) She's behind her, oh no! - Oh, there she is! - Oh, no!
- She's comin'! - Oh she's, ah, she's closer! No that's, oh, she's like
looks like she's dead. Oh, it's getting so loud. Oh my god! Ah, run! Run! Run! Ah! (clapping) (sighing) - That was it.
- That wasn't so bad, Ned. - That was it, you did it Ned. You got through the first scene. - And that's the first one? - In "The Visit," two children
are playing under the house and suddenly they realize an old lady is going to come and get them. I know it's goofy but at the end, you realize that it's not
like ghosts or demons, it could actually have happened. - This is already scary,
this is already scary. I hate this.
- I thought pop said he'd take us into town this afternoon. - I hate this, this is
a kid, this is worse. You can grab that kid's legs. Why are you standing in
front of whatever this is? Ah! Oh, it's just... Oh, hilarious, classic trope. Let's camera it up.
(men laughing) - Is this movie found footage? - Yeah, it's found footage style. - That means they're dead already. That means they're dead
when we have found this. Why would you play in a crawl space? God, these kids! I'm gonna seal up my crawl space at home. Can't let Wes do this. This is too close to home. I mean, I have kids now. Ah, fuck! I hate it! This is only the second one! Ah, I don't like this!
- Nothing's happening. - I know, but something's gonna happen. (yelling in terror)
(men laughing) What was that? What was that?
- That was hilarious. - Why are they in a crawl space? Who built this house? Is there earthquake bracing? Oh my god. Oh my god! This kid is gonna get
murdered and scary stuff. And scary stuff. (screaming) Go kid, go! Oh god, he's dead! Oh, he's dead. - Oh. - Oh, it's gonna be right behind her. It's gonna be right behind her Oh my, you can see her in the background. You can see her in the background. - Whoa. - Why does she crawl like that? Why does she--
- Candles down - Ah! Grandma? (men laughing) Why grandma so scary? - Ah, that one was fun. (men laughing) (men applauding) Yeah, that one was funny. It had that twist at the end, so I was like is she
scary or is she grandpa? I get it.
- (laughing) Is she grandpa? (soft guitar music) - Now, in between each of our selections, we have some little palate cleansers, some little chasers just
to keep the mood fun. - Not this. I've heard about this one I do not wanna watch this. - [Man] Oh! (scary music)
(screaming) (screaming) Oh my god. - I've chosen scenes from two
of horrors' greatest auteurs. The first is from Sam
Raimi's "Drag Me to Hell." He does what he calls
splatstick which is really the intersection of
slapstick comedy and horror. When I scream, I laugh right after. I just think it's so much fun. - Oh boy, oh boy. Oh boy, it's gonna be weird. Gonna be weird. (groaning) That's it. (groaning) Why would you turn around with that window behind you, girl? - Here comes my favorite shot. - Oh my god, ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! - Please don't--
- Oh, farts. Oh, whoa! Whoa, get that knife, girl! Get that knife! - Stapler.
- Yes! Yes! Oh, it's a stapler. (laughs) - Staple in the eye.
- Funny, that was funny. Oh!
(car honks) Get that seat belt! Get that seat belt! (woman screaming) Boom! Boom! Oh!
(men laughing) Yeah, die! (laughing) What the fuck?
(men laughing) What the fuck? (foot thudding) Nice. Nice. - What a ride.
- Wow that was... That was a good one. That was scary. That's what campy is. - Yes.
- That's right That's right.
- So you kinda liked it. - I get it now. - This is a scene from "Alien." This scene is great because
it's just all about tension. You are convinced that at any moment something bad is going to happen. - Oh, that goop! That goop gonna get ya! Oh my god. I mean, I'm in to this because space. Something about the way
they've shot this so far is... I'm not like totally-- - I wanna get the hell out of here. - freaking out. Now I'm a little freaked out. (men laughing) Run. Run! Run! Run! Oh, no. Why he has the flame thrower I don't know. (screaming) (men laughing) - Do you wanna show it to
him again without sound? (sighs) It's like he's doing jazz hands. - [Audience] Aww! (sweet music) - Ah, there's a baby. No, this is the worst. (laughing) I'm afraid about the
baby being hurt all day. Oh, frick! What?
- Let's go. (screams) No! Oh, no! No, you watch your head, baby! You watch your head! (pounding on door) Oh, no! - Oh, this is--
- No! - Something's gonna happen. (screaming) (laughing) Ah! Ah! Ah! - I don't think Ned likes jump scares. - I don't. - Especially not ones concerning babies. - I'm getting too hot. - Take it off. Yeah, man!
- All right, yes! - So, Ned, for my clips to present to you, I've chosen things that are
a little more challenging. - [Ned] I literally don't even care. (scary music) - My first scene is from a J
horror film called "Audition." Really, both of my
scenes are hard to watch. J horror, Korean horror,
southeast Asian horror are all amazing. "Audition" was one of
the first real movies that brought that J
horror wave international. - What the shit? Is he dead? Is he paralyzed? - She puts something in his drink. - I don't like this. I don't like this. - I'm so sorry, Ned. I'm so sorry. - Why do you do this? She gonna like poke him
in the eye or something. (groaning) - Oh my god.
- What the shit? Oh my god, Eugene! Eugene! No! - Oh, fuck!
- No! No! (screaming)
No! I don't like this. (screaming) Oh, she's gonna go for his dick! (men laughing) No! No! Oh my god. How is this still going? - No! No!
- How is this still going? - No!
- Uh huh! Not his eye! Not his eye! - I can't with the eyes, I can't-- - Ah! - With the eyes, I can't.
- This is the upper limit of horrifying.
- I think I should stop it. I think I should stop it. So, what'd you think? (sad music) - I hated it. I'm all sweaty. - We'll give you a bath after this, Ned. - Oh, wow!
- The final clip is from John Carpenter's "The Thing." This could be qualified as body horror which is a subgenre of horror where it focuses a lot
on mutation and gore. - [Keith] Oh yeah, oh,
this one starts fast. - There's a lot of tension,
they don't know who's who. - Oh, fuck!
(men laughing) What the shit? Oh my god, what the fuck? - His stomach just became a mouth. - Oh my god. Oh my god! That's funny. Oh my god. Oh my god.
- (laughs) Wow! - Oh my god. Oh my god. - That is so gross.
- Oh my god, wow. How did they do this? - Puppetry, animatronics. - Yeah tongue, tongue, use that tongue. Oh, yeah! - No, his head turns into a
spider with two dicks on top. (men laughing) - (laughing) There he goes. - Bye.
- He's skittering away. - Buh-bye, spider head. (flamethrower whooshing) (men clapping) - That was cool, right? - Something special, wow. How did they make that? - They don't make 'em like they used to. - And Ned, with that, we
have made it to the end of the horror gauntlet. - I am just depleted. - I know this was not easy
for you and I'm proud of you. - How do you guys like this stuff? - Plah!
(men laughing) (all groaning) (upbeat music) - I don't know why I'm so
afraid of like old people in horror movies. I'm not afraid of old
people outside. (laughs) I'll happily say hello to an
old lady at a grocery store. - Keith, my grandpa's here!
(Keith screaming)
