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Great work! You have some amazing short films! I am a composer working mostly in short films. It would be great to collaborate with you on a project sometime. Let me know if you would be interested. I look forward to seeing more of your work!!

Beautiful work!! Loved it!

I've also heard it called the Behinder.

boooring

I don't think that anyone really noticed but when he was talking how he considers them as squirrels and the camera was zoomed in, there was a black dot scurrying up the wood pole...

I live like 30 mins from coudersport

Psa: dont hike with earbuds in. Especially in the middle of the night.

Thanks so much for making this video. I've seen the basic story and the legendary photo of Dr Bentley's remains in so many 'Unexplained' books, so it's great to finally find out about the man himself, who he was and the life he lived. He sounds a hell of an awesome character, definitely deserves to be remembered for who he was and not just for his bizarre death. 92 was a very impressive age for him to live to as well, especially for a heavy smoker! RIP Dr Bentley, great video.

I saw one of these things before i swear. What I did was turned around, and walked away, ignored it. At the time I was just trying to pretend like I didn't see anything, but maybe thats actually why I made it home safe 😮

I remember watching this video thinking it was real, then I noticed that the video was fake

I've seen the hide behind it was in the woods in California and what happened is I heard stuff behind me and when ever I turned around a tree had a black out line and the other trees didn't

Wonderful use of sound at the end. 👏

Beautiful work, Reese. Slice of life films are hard to pull off, but you nailed it. The actor was great too.

Nice work, really subtle. The guy with the jacket/hoodie on the bus, he pops.

Nice work as always. Appreciate the lack of a score. Sophisticated. 🙂

Addie vs Julian

This is so fake

My favorite movie I own in the criterion collection is fanny and Alexander out the ingmar bergman collection

Good stuff!

Don't ever give up! Love you

Reeeeaaally loved the shot at 19:35

Does that guy know you have a match against WWE / ECW Legend Rhino on June 1st?

This almost makes me miss my community theater days.... almost! I'm just kidding, I loved that time in my life, especially the improv acting games. ☺️ This has captured an emotion so perfectly, that emotion of tension and "God, I hope I get it!" (A Chorus Line joke, ha.) You all did A-mazing with your monologues 👏👏👏👏👏 I can smell the moth balls in my old prop rooms........ wasn't haunted though! That Dr. Evil monologue though 🥲

Great documentary wish it was longer

Thank you for making this. I hope to have a community like this.

I feel gutted for everyone who was a part of that gym. I hope the tribe finds a new place to thrive and tell stories.

My gym was like this all the way up to two years ago. One thing I love about the old Jen was all the all the holds. I ended up buying close to 3000 pounds of.Holds and they now live in my basement and on my homewall. This was rad! I would definitely check out this gym if I had the chance.

Thanks for making this. Alan is my dad and I spent a lot of my youth at there. It’s amazing to see the impact of the place he helped create. I hope the community is able to stay together.

Lots of memories of ealry morning bouldering when I was preparing for an ice climbing trip, gathering with the team before a mountain ascent or just seeing old pals in the top-rpoing area.

I came across this video trying to figure out what's with the horseshoes I've seen in some of the sidewalks in the area, but I'm still not really sure.

Beautifully told - you captured the heart of the story in a way that's relatable for climbers anywhere.

My heart. My soul. So wonderful yet so crushing to watch. The sound of the bell the fans the hum. Thank you for going through the emotional slog to lend some immortality to such a special place.

At least we still have climb north

It's heartbreaking to me that a new climbing gym would so immediately cause a local staple to close up. Thank you for this video. I've climbed at Cooper's and had no idea the area had been affected as such.

Very interesting portrait of a place that I can only imagine wasn’t easy to fully capture. Bravo 👏

I can't even state how much I miss that place. Thank you so much for making this video.

I miss this so much. This was home. I loved climbing and working here. I made so many lifelong friendships. Thanks for sharing this! ❤

I miss this place so much. thanks for making this video, reese.

This was really cool! I really fell for climbing at TCW and miss it dearly.

Miss that place! 🥲🥹 Thanks for making it, brother!

I definitely saw this once or twice in our footage when looking back, we walk the woods of Camp Hero in Montauk all the time. Trying to figure out if the legends have any Native American roots, or did they descriptions start with the lumberjacks in the early 1900s? Great video either way!

In the mornings, the 1st thing I do is put on RUclips while I'm still waking up. Which is what I did with this doco & it was super comforting. Great work as always, Reese🎉

Beautiful documentary, captivating imagery, also it felt like you were telling me a story about a long life friend you had that I wish I could’ve met. Love seeing your stuff. I’m still waiting for cobblestone 2 tho 👀

Great gym. Still super sad that its gone. Lots of people still sticking together at the point breeze location

Love your work! Keep it going!

I'm always fascinated with contained stories, because they reveal a certain level of creativity and deep sensibility necessary to pull them off, - levels that bigger budget productions lack more often than not. Great work!

I’m a little late but this is beautiful work, well done!

This was greet Reese! Maybe this sounds lame, but I really loved the setup and atmosphere here of a friend telling another friend a spooky tale. Like the approach is just great. It sort of grounds everything first, builds up suspense, and then lets it go wild at the end (which is also just a really smart move from a filmmaking perspective). As someone mentioned below, it really reminds me of Poe and many other early 20th century spooky tales I love. Well done!

Glad to see you taking your movies seriously. You're a talented dude and deserve to be recognized. It's gonna happen Reese. I'll hold you accountable this year...right after I start holding myself accountable too lol

Great personality. I genuinely enjoyed you talking. Stick with it. You'll get big.