- Oh my God, sorry.
(chuckles) I knew it, I knew it.
You know I knew it.
Obviously, greatest plot twist of all time.
Hi, my name is Jenna Ortega, and I'm going to be playing
Who Said That, Horror Edition with "Elle."
I'm going to be given a line from a horror film
and I have to decide who said that.
But before I get into the game,
please be sure to check out my cover for "Elle" out now.
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All right, first one up, "Here's Johnny."
I've got A Jack Nicholson, B Vera Farmiga, C Daniel Kaluuya.
I think that this is an obvious one,
Jack Nicholson, A. (bell chimes)
- [Johnny] Here's Johnny.
- The first horror film that I ever saw was "Child's Play."
I didn't stick around too much, I was maybe five years old
and I was peeking around the corner
and I was watching it when I shouldn't have
and I was traumatized.
I had the worst nightmares as a kid.
I felt like every night I went to bed
I was having a nightmare and I think I blame that movie.
Two, "No, I'm a star!
Please, I'm a star!"
A Sissy Spacek, B Mia Goth, C Anya Taylor-Joy.
B Mia Goth. (bell chimes)
If you haven't seen "Pearl," you should get on that.
- No, I'm a star!
Please, I'm a star! (classical music)
- It's a good line.
It's a really good line.
That one and the, "I'm married," line are probably
my favorite ones.
Three, "I see dead people."
A Jodi Foster, I love her.
B Haley Joel Osment, C Tony Todd.
A Jodi Foster.
That's in Silence of the Lambs.
(buzzer buzzing)
Oh, (stammers) I'm not Jay.
Oh my God, sorry.
Oh my, I knew it.
I knew it, you know I knew it.
Obviously, greatest plot twist of all time.
I think the first time I saw "The Sixth Sense"
it was the first time my mind was blown.
I got caught up with my love for Jodi Foster.
(eerie music) - (inhales) I see dead people.
- The correct answer is Haley Joel Osment,
"The Six Sense." (bell chimes)
It was an accident, I'm sorry.
Four.
"Would you like to play game, Tara?"
A Roger L. Jackson, B Toni Collette, C Patrick Wilson.
A the legend Roger L. Jackson, (bell chimes)
is my answer and it's correct.
I actually knew that one because I was there.
- [Ghost Face] Would you like to play a game, Tara?
- What might be interesting for people who don't know
about shooting on horror is when you're shooting
a really long sequence like for example,
the opening scene in the fifth installment
of the "Scream" franchise, we were shooting that
for 3-4 days and there's different sets.
You have at least five sets of the wardrobe
all in different stages of blood.
Oh, okay, this piece of clothing only has two stab wounds,
this one has four, this one is completely clean,
this one is completely dirty.
And a lot of the times you shoot the end
before you shoot the beginning.
So you have to try to guess,
"how much do you think I'll bleed right here?"
It's usually better to overshoot it.
Shooting that film is one of
my most cherished experiences by far.
That entire cast and crew is my family.
Anytime that I get to work with
the directors Matt and Tyler it's such a pleasure,
such a joy.
I think that this Ghost Face next time around is
a lot more intense and there's just a lot more deaths,
which is good.
The fifth question is, "Happy Halloween, Michael."
A Jamie Lee Curtis, B Keke Palmer, C Shelley Duvall.
Obviously scream queen,
Jamie Lee Curtis. (bell chimes)
(Michael Myers thumps)
- [Laurie] "Happy Halloween, Michael."
- Six, "A census taker once tried to test me,
I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti."
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Kathy Bates,
Anthony Hopkins.
Anthony Hopkins, of course. (bell chimes)
"Silence Of The Lambs"
- [Hannibal Lecter] A census taker once tried to test me,
I ate his liver with some fava beans."
- Again, my passion for this movie is going to be revealed
when I tell you that after I watched that
I used to claim that I would eat everything with fava beans.
Or if someone said that something sounded good
it was always, "oh yeah, with some fava beans."
I thought it was so cool.
I have a friend who likes to talk about how "Psycho"
was the first horror film to show a toilet.
And he was like a legend for that.
I was a legend for the fava beans.
Seven.
"Do you wanna a balloon too, Georgie?"
B Bill Skarsgard, or A. (sighs)
A Bill Skarsgard, B Octavia Spencer, C Tobin Bell.
A Bill Skarsgard, I believe that's it.
(bell chimes)
Right on.
- Do you want a balloon too, Georgie?
- Eight.
"Once upon a time there was a girl
and the girl had a shadow.
The two were connected, tethered together."
A Florence Pugh, B Lupita Nyong'o, C Mia Farrow.
(upbeat music) Um.
I haven't seen "Us," but I'm going to guess it's that one.
So B Lupita Nyong'o. (bell chimes)
- The two were connected,
tethered together.
- That is the only Jordan Peele I haven't seen
and I feel awful about it.
I know I have to get on it.
Nine. (chuckles)
"The Power of Christ compels you."
A Sigourney Weaver, B Virginia Madsen C Jason Miller.
I'm gonna go with C,
Jason Miller. (bell chimes)
I know it's from "The Exorcist."
Every time I hear this line though, (chuckles)
I've got brain rot, I think of "This Is The End"
and I think of (chuckles) Jay shouting at Jonah Hill.
It's a good line.
- [Both] The power of Christ compels you.
- It's hard to scare me now, but when I was younger
I remember one of the first ones that
made an impression on me.
"Insidious" and "The Conjuring" were really big for me.
Especially that one shot of the the demon.
He's like in the corner behind Patrick Wilson, like this.
I feel like being scared is better than being bored.
So boredom is the root of all evil.
10.
"Silence."
A Chris Rock, B Emily Blunt, C Jessica Chastain.
Oh, oh, it is gonna be B, Emily Blunt
from "A Quiet Place." (bell chimes)
I think I did pretty good.
I got all of them.
I was nervous and I did better than I anticipated
and now I know I can go home and sleep at night.
Thank you so much for watching me play
Who Said That, with "Elle."
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