@@thebuilder5271 god I agree. Good horror movies are the ones that make you terrified without needing sudden noises or imagery. Like genuinely make you feel like you aren't safe and actually make you want to keep all the lights on when you sleep.
Hey Degenerocity, so you know what you saw that summmer night right? I think you had something called "moi yaytsa cheshutsya". It was discovered by a Russian scientist in 1954. It started by scaring people and making them do scary task's and then putting them to bed right after. They did this for months and months. After some time, a few of them started to wake up in the night, like you did and start to see hallucinations that scared them. According to the documentation, they were looking at nothing but they looked petrified and scared for their life. I think you looking at horror so often as a kid led to you experiencing this. Just like the test subjects, you were put through scary tasks and went to bed after. Hope this helped.
As a kid I was always afraid that some ghost witches decided to start stalking and haunting me. I dealt with this by sitting down and realizing I’m not interesting or cool enough to be haunted by a ghost if a ghost was trying to haunt me then that just meant they really had nothing else to do with their time.
Nah true that’s how i dealt w this one paranoia at the time where I was a kid and I for reason felt like there were killer assassin females or sum like that lurking out my window just waiting but I realized these were all inspired by movies I watched like kill bill and I’m like why tf would these main character ass mfs want shit to do w me lmao I’m jus a short mf kid smh
So, in regards to Degenerocity’s story. I think he might have been hallucinating due to, as he said, the heat of the room. It can usually occur because of high temperatures, and I’m assuming was fueled by him watching super scaring stuff as a kid. I think this is the case also due to the fact that the girl mentioned in the story is very similar to a popular horror movie antagonist, which is why he might have seen her. The same things with the candles, as it’s kind of a trope.
I find non-horror games like Ark can be scary unintentionally. I legit thought Ark is going to be a normal open world dinosaur game until you see the swamps or deep sea. The game manages to compile every fear I’ve had into one game (Thalassophobia, Claustrophobia, leeches, etc.). The devs probably didn’t intend for this game design, but this is one of the peak horror gaming experience for newcomers Edit: Subnautica is intentionally designed to be scary
to me by far, one of the scariest games i've played is subnautica --- also not intended to be a horror game. some parts of it are so tense they legit had my heart racing.
Everywhere at the End of Time has been the last time I was terrified at something, the concept of dementia disturbed me a lot for days until the scare finally wore off
That one Sonic easter egg, with bunch of sonics across the screen having full grown beards and mustaches, and some Chinese in the center saying “The Devil” or something scared me when I was little.
Oh from sonic cd, yeah you had the American version definitely, the American boss music is chilling but the Japanese hoss music is goofy, It was originally supposed to be a joke but the American version is actually really scary
Sleep paralysis is one of the scariest things I’ve witnessed. I’m 25 and it still happens to me. I recently moved and the VERY FIRST NIGHT I slept with the light on because I wasn’t familiar with the house yet and I may wake up confused. I opened my eyes and couldn’t move and heard my room mate ask for my keys and I told her they were on my computer desk. Then I saw a ghoulish looking thing walk into my sight and started staring at the wall. It had no skin pigmentation, black eyes and no hair. It scared THE HELL out of me. I immediately knew I was having sleep paralysis but it still scares me no matter how many times it happens.
I’ve had a story of paralysis. It was thanksgiving and I went to sleep. I randomly wake up at 3:00 AM. I can’t move. No matter how hard I tryed. Then I saw it. A skinny pale, about 10 ft tall thing with red eyes, holes in its cheeks so you could see the inside. With long hair covering only some of its face, crawling. But then it went inside the closet. So I put my iPad at full brightness and went downstairs were my brother was on the couch. But I still kept hallucinating stuff. Like worms, demons. Then at the door I saw a women with a white cloak and with a huge smile laughing. I couldn’t sleep. So I stayed awake til morning. That day would always traumatize me. And ever since that day I would be so afraid of the dark. Although I have tried to face it. And now I’m not scared of the dark now.
i have also experienced sleep paralysis… ever since then I always sleep with a soft pillow covering my eyes, even during the event, I wouldn’t be able to see anything
Scariest shit that ever happened to me when I was a kid were fever dreams. I remember waking up when I had this really bad flu, looking out my window and seeing what looked like a SWAT team about to break into my house and kill me and my mother. I remember running to the bathroom to throw up and I swear up until the vomit actually came out of my mouth I thought it was 100% real but the taste and shock of the vomiting snapped me out of it because it was the only thing I could think of. Only other time that's happened was when I took a tolerance break after smoking weed every night. I couldn't tell my dreams from reality and when I woke up I saw a black figure staring at me threw my window and all I could see was the eyes staring at me. Freaked out and woke up and looked at the exact same spot in my window and there was no face but the view of the window looked identical to my dream so it felt like it just left. Scary shit.
Dude fever dreams are the absolute worst, most depressing dreams that exist. I always thought mine were worse than everyone else's until I asked someone about fever dreams they had and then understood everyone had batshit crazy ones. It's almost as if you are stuck in a loop of fucked up adventures that get worse and worse, and while your body tries to fight off whatever virus you have you feel horrible in the dream as well. It makes me so claustrophobic for some reason and I hate it every. single. time. I feel you bro.
The experience you had with the praying girl next to the candles was something called sleep paralysis. It’s basically like a waking nightmare where you are awake but you see what’s in your nightmare and can hardly move. Either that, or you just had an extremely vivid nightmare.
I just had a similar experience this morning My dog past away this year and I keep dreaming about him I kept waking up over and over But I was still dreaming And I was completely aware that my dog is not supposed to be alive One of the final moments I encountered A big green static figure Saying on Sunday if you don't make a specific person Do a specific thing Your will be tortured or something
Bro bro I’ve been watching these types of vids for years. 25 now and I still do, my favorite type of entertainment frfr, it incites certain emotions that I can’t get anywhere else fr.
My scary experience was the most fucked up stuff I’ve ever been through. So my family goes to a beach house every summer. Normally I sleep on a pullout in the center of the house but last year I finally got a room to myself. The third night there I was sleeping when I heard some floor creaks. We’ve been going to this house for about 7 years at this point so I didn’t think to much of it at first but then it got louder and louder until every creek was deafening. I was 16 at the time yet I felt like a scared little kid facing the wall hiding under the covers. Then the creaks would suddenly become quiet again growing louder and louder again and getting fast every time. Eventually it got so fast the whole house was filled with it. Then definitely defined foot steps could be heard from the top floor and I could hear them CHARGING down the 3 floors. Finally I had the balls to get up and I just screamed as loud as I could at the thing to get it to go away. Then I could faintly hear my uncle tell me to shut the fuck up from across the hall and my cousins complaining about being woken up. Apparently I woke up the whole house but nobody else heard the creaking or the loud ass foot steps coming down the stairs. I haven’t really thought about it lately but watching this vid reminded me of it. Edit: I forgot to mention this, but I think I was having some sort of sleep paralyses episode because as soon as I actually got up the noises stopped completely. And yes, I did wake up the whole house and yes, my family is crazy enough to curse me out at 4:30 in the morning.
The dark protects me. I have a messy room. I know where to step, I know where the tools that can hurt you are. The intruder does not. And if there’s an intruder I want every advantage I can get.
real, i used to sleep with a little lamp because i'm afraid of dark. but now i can't sleep if there's any single bit of light in my room, i can only sleep if it's dark.
Here's my weird experience: One day, when I was a teenager, I woke up in the morning and heard my family talking. When they walked through the hallway, next to my room, I could see their shadows under the door. I decided to say good morning and opened the door, only to find out there was no one there. I got confused and checked the other rooms. The house was empty. Later they came home telling me they went to the supermarket. Maybe it's not really scary, but strange at least. I mean, I was fully awake and sure I heard them. And heard their steps as well...
Man something similar happened with me too I just woke up that time prolly that's why I was a lil dizzy and thot whatever I saw was just me hallucinating Anyways so it was In the summer holidays me and my siblings go to our grandparent's home there I developed a habit of waking up at 4 am and playing game until anyone else woke up One night when I woke up I again went to the other room to play the games on my PC Everyone would sleep in the same room as the house was old. I saw the bathroom door was open so I went thot I will take a leak but I saw something flying like a cloth blue cloth and I heard a voice like "aye" I thot my grandma was in the bathroom so I went and peed in another bathroom then I went straight to the computer but it won't turn on so I thought to check the cables (CPU would be kept on the floor and very close to a wall and door so if I wanted to check the cables I would have to open the door and from outside I would plug em) but when I tried to open the door it felt like someone from the other side was pulling on the door I tried harder but it won't open so I just jerked real hard and door would open I jumped out of the door to see who was pulling it from other side there was no one also I saw my grandma wasn't in the house she wasn't sleeping nor she was in any of the bathrooms I thot she just went out as she would regularly go for morning walks I played on the computer for few hrs I heard tap running in the bathroom but I thot it would be my mother our sibling I just ignored and kept playing then after a while I stood up and went in the bathroom and I saw my grandma was washing something I was so confused I asked her if she went for her walk but she said she didn't that day When everyone woke up I told the whole incident they just laughed and told I was prolly dreaming and how technically according to my story grandma is the ghost Is till dk what happened that day but maybe I was just hallucinating coz I am high af when I wake up
In regards to the story at the end, hallucinations can feel extremely real even after they happen. I know that when I was younger I would have quite a few of them and the only reason it didn’t take too long for me to figure out they weren’t real was the pure weirdness, like guys in ladybug suits crawling on the wall and myself with a knife leading me to the kitchen before just disappearing somewhere, all of this usually happening late at night while I was fully awake. Also I used to see various horror movie characters outside my windows, typically walking away from the window and vanishing. I know for sure if the circumstances were more realistic, I would absolutely thought the hallucinations were real (or who knows, that could’ve really been the evil version of me transferring timelines or something)
I'm curious, how usual are these hallucinations amongst people? I remember having these lifelike experiences that never happened when I was doing my military service and we barely get to sleep during an exercise.
That's interesting because to me that sounds totally fake but I know many people who say they experienced full on hallucinations when they were children. It only happened to me when I was sick or under the influence of something but I guess other peoples dreams leak out of their head a bit more than others
@@NexusLore maybe they put something in your supplies to make you more alert or something that you never noticed, like a mild amphetamine. My dad used to say that he thought the water cantines were laced with something because whenever he would fill up at breakfast it was like his cup of coffee and if he didn't get it for whatever reason he'd feel sluggish and have strange dreams. That could be total placebo for all I know but I have heard of some militarys doing that and I live in Africa so if that did happen its not like everyone would freak out and it would be on the news like in America
@@lucian5389 sounds interesting, but I doubt it's the case here in Finland (we had strict zero-tolerance to all drugs there). It must have been the lack of sleep and getting so exhausted both mentally and physically. For example a couple of times when I was finally getting to sleep I saw dreams where it felt 100% certain that those dreams were actually real experiences. Like having to wake up to listen to a new order. When I later asked about those orders from my comrades they said that they never happened and that I was sleeping.
@@Family.guy.entrepreneur so being so scarred from watching literal gore and children being murdered in RackaRacka videos at 10 years old that I didn’t sleep for a full week the first time I saw it and I needed to be taken out of lessons because I was so distracted and terrified of it that I was crying in lesson, and now I’m older I’m desensitised to all gore and I actively search out things to make me scared because it ruined my ability to process gore or horror in a way that would actually make me scared of it. Yeah but that’s not trauma, that’s just- oh wait, that is trauma
The backrooms are scary, but the concept of it being real makes it even scarier, like imagine walking and you trip on some stairs or so shit and then you find yourself in a never ending office building, it could happen to *anyone*
to be honest, it sounds like a corn maze, it's so ridiculously long that you forget where you were standing before it happened to me before, and on the span of 2 hours i finally got out, it was really scary
When my brother (let's call him Ben) was very little, he would have the same nightmare every night. In such nightmare, his mom would say goodnight and leave the room, then some sort of terrifying crocodile robot would come out of the closet and ever so slowly crawl towards him. Once it finally reaches Ben, the dream would end and he would wake up next morning. This absolutely freaked Ben out, especially since the same dream happened every single night (with varying things that attacked and left him. He said that the mom switched out for a soldier once). Eventually, he decided that he had no choice but to face his fears. So during one of these nightmares, he jumped out of his bed and ran towards the crocodile. As soon as Ben touched it, the dream ended. From that day forth, he never had that nightmare again. (this likely sounds like a hogwash creepypasta, but he literally tells me this story all the time. This gives me legal bragging rights)
How poetic. He faced his fears and lunged for the thing that was terrorizing him for all this time, and the nightmare was over. Yes, I am talking like my profile picture
I had the same nightmare about 30 times. Then I got pissed and beat the crap out of the monster. Never had that nightmare again. There's also an old book about dreams where this is mentioned but I don't remember the title.
I had these dreams too. the first encounter is about a clown intruding our house holding a Huge knife and I panicked and woke up. The second encounter is the same but when the clown is about to swing his knife at me, I grabbed the his hand (holding the knife's handle) and pushed it to his face and slicing his face (?? That knife is prob sharp as fck). It never happened again lol
so i grew up with sleep paralysis, and I remember one of these fits like it was a tragedy in my own life. This was back in the 3rd grade when Slenderman was basically the face of internet horror. I don't know why but I was always watching those slenderman sighting videos where they show you pictures with a very obvious slenderman photoshopped into the background. As a kid it was real tho. Every night i would have nightmares of the guy, and I would peak out of my window to see if he was out there. But one night I ended up having a terrible case of sleep paralysis. I couldn't move my body, just my eyes. I would look around my room and in the corner of my eye it was like I saw him, inhumanly towering over me in the corner of my room. Shit was crazy as a kid, i would scream in the middle of the night and even wake up my mom to ask if i could sleep with her
The story at the end sounds like sleep paralysis. The idea that the "paralysis" only infers that you can't move whatsoever is unlikely. When I had been stuck in these experiences, sometimes I was able to move my arms, or as little as my tongue. More likely the "paralysis" refers to the physical/spiritual state you're trapped in, between your dream state, and reality.
Supposedly it’s a demon or something. I had a few times where I would get sleep paralysis and I would literally feel pain like I got stabbed. And another time where I tried to get up( I was able to move my arms) but then it felt like I got held down by 2 bodies and was Getting punched repeatedly. They say that when you get sleep paralysis just let it go and pass but I wasn’t able to sometimes because I felt pain.
when i was about the same age i was sleeping in my bed with my dad and i brought a flashlight with me to bed bc i liked bringing toys and stuff with me to sleep and in the middle of the night i turned it on and right in front of my dresser the literal fucking grim reaper was standing there jus lookin at me i turned that sht off so fast and got behind my dad and just fucking lived with it never told anyone idk why but i just kept it to myself but i know what i saw... the reaper watches me
For me my sleep paralysis sequence usually goes like this (I realize I'm in a dream>try to turn it lucid>Fail and start waking up>feel myself losing my ability to move>eyes get shut completely and can't open them>become aware I can't move my hands or legs>feel and extreme amount of tickling feeling in my lower abdomen and around my waist> it feels like a rat or a small animal in in my clothes trying to scurry around> the feeling get so intense that I stop being able to breath because of it>start panicking>wake up due to sheer panic.
Oh I remember now, the reason I panic so much is because it genuinely feels like a small animal is jumping around on me, or insects or something and I feel like I could move it away and the tickling feeling would stop but my hands won't move and the feeling just keeps getting more and more intense as if the tickling is now coming from inside me
I remember sleeping with my sister while there was a blackout in my neighborhood. Later, I woke up at midnight and got scared because of the darkness, so I hugged my sister, and the next day, in the morning, I realized my sister was never at home and no one was beside me. I got confused whether it was a dream or it really happened because I felt the warm hug
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well arent nightmare about things your afraid of or don't like me personally my worse nightmares are things like house invasions or things where i cant run or fight but horror games or horror story nightmares never scare me anymore since ive watched so many over the years like i've had dreams about jeff the killer monsters all types of things but be fine after so i think if youve built up immunity to horror nightmare will rarely happen and wont be as scary
My father tells me a lot of weird stories when he was a small child in his home country. He used to live i a village, and once a week really late at night he'd wake up from loud drums being played. He looked outside the window, and saw these two normal men holding a platform on their shoulders. On the platform there was a women, in black clothes and long black hair. You could see her face but it was weird. The two men would hit the drums really loudly and it'd echo across the neighbourhood. They would walk around his street and then the next, across the whole neighbourhood. He'd see this every week, and he eventually woke up my grandmother(his mother) and she also saw it. When I got older I asked her again to make sure none of them were messing with me and she stills said yes, that'd she had seen it as well. She was really serious and I could not sense any lies from her. I honestly think it was something religious.
I had an experience that was somewhat similar. My bed was in the center of my room against the wall at one point. I woke up facing the right side after just having woken up from a nightmare and was calming down, but something still felt wrong. I felt like if I were to turn around I would be faced with something awful. I was completely filled with dread. But I knew I had to turn around since there was no other way out of it. I slowly turned to face whatever was behind me but stopped right as it reached my peripheral. It was a lanky, completely black figure. It’s head was twitching inhumanly as it looked down on me. It was the morning, so I could see it clearly, which just made it so much worse. I stopped moving, just preparing myself for what it would do, and once I was ready, I turned fully. The second I did, it snapped its neck with the loudest crack I had ever heard in my life. I shot up from bed with tears in my eyes, gasping. I realized that I had actually woken up this time, and whatever I had seen hadn’t really happened. I immediately looked it up and it’s called Exploding Head Syndrome. It’s the only time I’ve experienced it and I hope I never have it again.
Exploding head syndrome? Who named it that? One time I had a dream, woke up (didn’t really though) then told my sisters about the dream while I was still in it Another time That your story reminded me of was when I was awake and was in bed facing the wall thinking for certain a monster was behind me (I watched a horror show with my dad an hour earlier where the same thing happened to some girl) I eventually turned around in a quick motion, I’m still alive What’s also weird is that recently my dreams always have violence in them, I’m constantly fighting, probably cause all the dope video games I’m playing and movies I’m watching whateves I guess
thank you so much for this comment. i have been having this happen to me every day for about about a year now, and have been worried to talk to my parents about it because i didn’t want something to be wrong with me, but have been horribly frightened this entire time. i hop you never have to go through the it again friend, have a nice life
@@jacklonsberry1316 what helps me is listening to uplifting music before i sleep, so you have your thoughts not about scary shit. I never had a nightmare since i did it. Hope this helps
@@Lavenderdrago idk for me it was getting ready to start my day in my dream and then right when I get out of bed, I wake in my bed . Same position and I couldn’t remember a thing. Basically restarting the dream 4 times until I finally woke up
@@LightalwaysthesequealI remember many years ago I had a dream that was just repeating that for so long until I actually woke up and expected a time traveler to spawn in my room and run to me like how the AI does it
backrooms, the original one made in 4chan. the premise is so simple, you get stuck in a seemingly unending place. it originally didn't mention the backrooms having monsters but it makes you assume it has, it's automatic horror brilliance.
@user-ho5ge7nh7e I remember fans of urban spook complaining at the beginning that it was just a bunch of still images with "oOoOoo someone got killed here's a painting"... then we got Blowhole Isabelle in the last vid...
Something that has always haunted me to this day was a nightmare I had when I was 13 the night before Christmas. This nightmare was so traumatizing to me that it made anything horror seem like a joke to me because this is truly horror. So basically what happened in the nightmare is that I woke up in a black vast area. Nothing but a yellow door in front of me with a red poppy. With nowhere to go, I walk towards the door and pick the poppy up, it look pretty and it’s just a habit really, for me to pick up random flowers that look pretty to me, and red poppies are gorgeous. I open the door, red poppy in hand and I walk into a new environment. It looked majestic, warm vanilla white columns floating in the air surrounded by beautiful cotton candy skies, walking on feather like clouds. Another poppy is in front of a yellow door. I pick it up and open the next door. It’s weird, I’m in the same environment I was in for the black vast space. Now it’s a black door, with another red poppy in front of the door. I pick up the poppy and open the door. I’m now in some sort of city. There’s a path of red poppies leading to a coffee shop. I follow the path and it leads to this girl sitting at a table. I didn’t want to seem weird so I sit at a table not too close to her but where I can get a view of her. I sit there for a while, waiting for her to do something. She doesn’t do anything. She just sits there, on her phone for what seems like forever, so I decide to leave. As I’m walking out though I notice that she too starts to finally walk out. I find it weird, but just continue walking. The path of red poppies appear vividly again, and with no choice since I don’t really know where I am, I follow it. It lead me to a building. I go inside and walk up the countless flights of steps. I don’t really know what’s going on still, but my curiosity kills me so I just continue on to the final floor. It’s weird, every step felt so real, the echos of steps in the empty stairwell. There it is, the final door. The door I started with. A yellow door with a red poppy. I open the door for it to reveal a rooftop with the path of poppies leading to a ledge. The view of the whole city, the lights twinkling. The misty fog but most of all the familiar feeling I felt when I started in the black space. I walk outside. But I can’t. I try again. I can’t. Then I realize I can’t move. But I hear footsteps? Why do I hear footsteps? I watch the girl I saw in the coffee shop walk past me, following the red poppies. It starts to all make sense to me. The realization hit me like a hard punch. The footsteps I thought that were mine, were hers. The path of poppies were for her, not for me. The yellow door represented the yellow door leading to the rooftop of the skyscraper like building. I can’t move anything, I can’t speak. I can only watch in horror as I see her go up to the ledge…and jump. The red poppies start making sense. As I still had them clutched tightly in my hand, I was the one leading her to her death. Red poppies represent death. I was leading her to this very event. Me holding the red poppies was me practically throwing them down to set down the final step for her. I was able to do nothing but watch helplessly as I saw her take her life. I witnessed death. In a blink of an eye I’m back in the black space unable to move seeing only red poppies around me. As the black room turns red from all the red poppies started to rapidly surround me until I’m drowning in them, suffocating, gasping for air. Then I woke up. I see three red poppies in a yellow vase replacing the red roses I had. True horror.
the closest i've ever gotten to having a paranormal experience was someone knocking on my grandma's bedroom door and though a lot of people were downstairs (old people) who could have likely done it, i asked everyone if they knocked on the door, and they all said no. i resorted to logic and thought that probably must have been one of them who forgot that they even knocked on the door. but man when i came back upstairs, there was a silhouette of a lady behind the curtain and i bolted outta there for the love of god.
My last scary experience went something a little like this I'm sitting on the couch with my dog while everyone is gone it's just me and him chilling and around 11:55 my dog starts growling at the basement door and then the old radio that isn't even plugged in turned on exactly at midnight it was playing tip toe by the window (we had 1 window in the dining room which was right next to the living room where my dog and i were) and we just sat there in terror till my parents got home at 12:45
The part where you talked about icebergs and horror videos losing their fear factor hit a little too close to home. I grew up with this stuff, and when I first learned about Blank Room Soup I found it so terrifying, same with stuff like DHMIS or Salad Fingers. Now they're just done to death. It also doesn't help that the origins of the videos always get found out and it's always disappointing. The guy who made the suits in Blank Room Soup made the videos and said that they got stolen for attention, Agamemnon Counterpart was an art project, I Feel Fantastic was never meant to be creepy and was someone's legit attempt at making their android (Tara) sing. And then there's the made-up backstories that are so fake it hurts. Like the android in I Feel Fantastic murdering people and wearing their clothes, or Blank Room Soup being a Dark Web execution video.
My aunt sometimes mentions a story about how she was in a wave pool at the nearby water park, she was getting really tired in the middle of the deep end and the waves were going hard, she fell under and couldn’t seem to get back up, but then a hand reached out from the surface, and pulled her up, and when she looked around, there was no one even close to her. Edit: Please stop replying to this comment, I am not reading your replies, no one is reading your replies. I told a story, read and scroll.
As someone who casually reads about Russian history sometimes, I think if the Russian Sleep Experiment actually happened, it wouldn't even be in the top 10 most cursed things to have happened there. For real nightmare fuel, read about the Circassian Genocide, the siege of Leningrad, or the Nazino tragedy.
Hey Degenerocity, so you know what you saw that summmer night right? I think you had something called "moi yaytsa cheshutsya". It was discovered by a Russian scientist in 1954. It started by scaring people and making them do scary task's and then putting them to bed right after. They did this for months and months. After some time, a few of them started to wake up in the night, like you did and start to see hallucinations that scared them. According to the documentation, they were looking at nothing but they looked petrified and scared for their life. I think you looking at horror so often as a kid led to you experiencing this. Just like the test subjects, you were put through scary tasks and went to bed after. Hope this helped.
@@beatlesfan-ej5rz Nah I think it's different cause for that one they made them stay up and not sleep. This one they make them sleep after doing something scary.
One of the most scary experiences I remember as a kid is a memory I have on a summer night where I was watching tv while my brother was asleep, I remember what show was playing too, it was a back at the barnyard show playing on nick. And the episode had something to do with an evil cow coming by to do something bad, I don’t remember the plot too well. But at the end of the episode as it faded to black, the cow poked his head through the fade to say something like “you better not say anything or I’ll find you” and then the tv shut off on its own. I was terrified and all I could hear was the light static of the tv fading and my heart pounding to my chest. I was around 7 I think so this really did scare the fuck out of me, it was a pitch black room, and all I heard was crickets outside my window. I never forgot it. But thinking about it now, the tv turning off was most likely a screen timer so it would shut off after a set time, and the ending could have been something that wasn’t all that threatening and I probably remember it wrong, either way, that’s one of the scariest things I remember from my childhood, it’s dumb, I know but I thought I’d share it to see if anyone else had a similar experience.
@puteqx its always the most remote videos that end up being the most unsettling, all these newer horror stories and videos just aren't as good as they used to be, i would say the emergency alert system that would play is scarier than half the stuff out today, and things are 1000x scarier as a kid if your alone
I’ve had a similar experience, but it’s not really a creepy story-just mad weird when I think back on it. I think I was 5 or 6 years old, and it was Christmas Eve (technically Christmas Day because it was like 3am). I laid awake in bed pretty much all night, pretending to sleep but too excited to actually sleep. I was listening closely for hours, to see if I could hear Santa coming in or something, but it was dead silent. At one point, I did manage to fall asleep, but only for about half an hour. When I woke up I could hear bells ringing, the noise getting louder and louder until I opened my eyes. “Oh shit,” I thought. “Santa’s here!” So I sat up, looked at my door-and I know this is going to sound corny as shit but it’s really what happened: I saw a reindeer. A whole reindeer. In my room. Moving around. Some shit out of a Disney movie, but not animated. Everything looked real except for how it glowed with a blue aura and moved like a mirage, fading in and fading out as it got closer. I looked at the floor. There were actual wet tracks of snow where its footprints would have been. I rubbed my eyes, looked back, and it was still there. At this point I was fully awake and alert and it hadn’t disappeared yet. I got out of bed and ran to go get my mom and show her what I just saw, but of course it was gone when we got back to my room. Maybe I did hallucinate it, but to this day I’ve never had another experience like that. It was magical as shit, but strange at the same time.
Bro wtff this shit happend to one of my homie wtfff like not about how u sat up an all but there was a whole raindeer walking around going through rooms an shit I thought he was prolly making shit up but now u say I'm scared
Man finally someone acknowledges the most relatable thing of all. Looking things up on the internet to watch horror content. Man watching Tats Creepypasta video as a middle school nerd really put the fear of god into me. Now it’s just same old same old. Which is a shame because even newer things like Trevor Henderson stuff is being trivialized. There’s no good horror content anymore
Yeah, same. I love internet horror, but it's too bad to see it losing its steam. It's much more rare to see something actually interesting pop up these days. One of my favorite internet horror channels moved from covering this kind of stuff to True Crime, which, while not having negative feelings towards it, it's just not my jam.
@@gedeonnunes5626 a scary series is theandela catalogues, like even if the actual videos don't disturb you the story is very disturbing (wendigoon has a good breakdown analysis of like the first series of videos)
It was a 3 day weekend and my family went camping, I think I was in the 3rd or 4th grade at the time. I was sleeping alone in the trailer when I suddenly woke up and couldn't go back to sleep. Since I was under the covers I decide to leave them and saw that the trailer looked like an abandoned science facility. With a reception and more facility stuff. I rubbed my eyes since seeing stuff was common for me. But it was still there, I went under my covers and heard bones cracking. I stayed under them until day came along, by then the trailor was normal.
The biggest things to scare me from the last couple of years were iceberg videos, especially the ones with REALLY messed up media in them like with shock videos or even gross fan fictions. Also the earliest few analog series are pretty good as well. And Everywhere at the End of Time…good lord that felt too real. At the end of the day it is just media. But your story was really scary as well. A really scary experience I had when I was younger was when my parents unexpectedly left the house in the middle of the night leaving my brother and me to fend for myself in our trailer. I was the only one awake and I thought that something took them and it was coming for me and my brother next. They just left for a party but that was something I’d never forget. It’s kinda like what happened in Skinamarink.
Scary shit, but what if instead of your parents leaving for a party. They left because your idiotic 4 year old brain started staring at the walls and not responding like a cat, and being my older brother who got freaked out by me and now is alone in a dark house. There were no problems with me, apparently I was doing that all the way to the doctor's office and then they gave me a sprite and I was done. As much as I want to say my brain just really wanted to drink something and thought of that, I have no recollection of this, so my only explanation is I was either daydreaming hard or possessed until my body saw that sprite
this by far was the best thing i come across today, maybe week im in my horror phase rn, and this video come out in my recommendation, such a fun video to enjoy in between the spooky dookie stuff
I experienced something similar to what you were talking about at the end of the video a few years ago I believe. Let me tell you the story. So one night I randomly woke up at probably 1-4 AM and just like you I checked both of the sides of my bed. Once I turned to look on the opposite side I was facing I saw what looked like one of those really creepy scarecrow people. He wasn't doing much and I couldn't hear him but that scared the hell out of me. Eventually after hiding under my covers I fell asleep and once morning came there was no trace of him. I think the reason why I saw him was because I just woke up and my mind was still half asleep causing my dreams and reality to mix. This is also what I think happened to you.
When I was little I was at my dads mom house and it was dark and my dad was just about to take me home . And me and my brothers were playing outside while he talked to my grandmother. The house next to hers was completely empty . And I girl came out , she was a little older than me I was about 7. She didn’t say anything but I started trying to play with her . She scared me so I went to tell my dad . He said there was nobody in that house because that was my grandmothers old house before she moved into the one next door . So I got in the car scared. I will NEVER forget that girl
@Yellow Man my grandmother owned the house next door and her house because the house next door is bigger and she uses that house as storage . All her neighbors are above the age of 50 and she only has a house on the right of her because she lives at the end of the street . And I’ve never see that girl before or ever again
the last story is probably because you were like half awake and just a weird kind of sleep paralysis but u could move a bit or just a really realistic dream
I really really love the "humans can lick too" story. Gives the perfect amount of horror and dread to people who are susceptible to them or shock to who aren't.
@@high_while_droolin69 a little girl had a dog under her bed that would lick her hand to make her feel better when she try to fall asleep. One night she heard the dog making weird noises and reached down her hand so he can lick it. When she woke up , she found her dead dog and in the mirror written in blood saying "humans can lick too"
@@high_while_droolin69I'm just going off of memory, but I believe the story is about a person who feels something lick their feet. (Or hands) They assume it's their dog or cat, and then they find their pet dead. I forget what happens after that
I've only had one 'supernatural/scary' thing happen to me. I woke up randomly one night and heard a blood curdling scream right over me. I was spooked but I thought I was still dreaming until a little later I heard the exact same scream again and I knew that it was real that time. I remember being too scared to move until I decided to build up my courage and turn on the light. There was nothing. I told my parents but no one believes me. They say it was the neighbors but those screams were in the same room right next to me, I know it
Ive had 2 experiences with these things that I dont even know how to explain: 1) I was walking home from practice at night. I live 5 minutes away from my gym so it was a pretty short walk, but the entire time I was walking behind a short pudgy woman in a black coat. She had short blonde hair, wore one of those short tophats and she carried a briefcase with her. After walking up a few stairs and turning left into a wide open space, I followed her and she was nowhere to be seen. She couldnt have ran anywhere because I was really close to her and there were no places to hide there and no doors to go through. I still think about it sometimes. 2) There is a window in a narrow corridor next to my building. The window is to a neighbours shed thats attached to his house. I was walking home from practice (again) and passed through the corridor on my way back when I felt a really tight grip on my right shoulder. I turned around and no one was there, but then I glanced through the window and saw a pale white face in the top right corner of the room that dissapeared after like half a second. I told it to my parents and they just said that Im tired and probably felt a cramp or something, but when I looked in the mirror the skin on my shoulder was red, indicating that something actually touched it. Fucking weird
@@Human_traain Bro I mean no offense but those explanations made you sound like that one skeptical dude in horror movies that always dies second or third
hallucinating after waking up at night is so common i bet many people have this and never even realize. One I used to always get is someone knocking on my door, or people talking in the other room, when I knew there was no one in the house and the knocking didn't make any sense, because it was on my bedroom door, which was open and there was no one in the house, but the knocking I would get almost every night. I've had ones that were off the rails too, like seeing my entire room perfectly while my eyes are closed, then opening my eyes and closing them and it making literally no difference, saw the wall next to my bed be pushed further back than normal, reached out to touch it and could feel the wall was there, but to my eyes it was further back, all of it felt 100% real, not a dream. I used to have them almost daily and figured out it was from drinking too much coffee, had really scary ones too, the typical old hag sitting on your chest and so on, but also some cool ones like a traffic stop sign just sitting in my room, or strange glowing geometric shapes floating around my room. I know a really common one people get is spiders crawling on their walls.
For me, my introduction to horror was the first two Dead Space games, Bioshock, Resident Evil 4, and Silent Hill 2. These games still terrify me, because they weren't afraid to kill you in some of the most gruesome ways imaginable. I wish we had that era of horror back. Maybe some day...
The scariest thing that ever happened to me was when my big family visited one of our relatives in our hometown for a wedding party. Long story short the home of that relative was in a not so small alleyway (cars can go through it) but since it was an alleyway we had to park our 3 cars in front of a small warehouse with pretty minimal lighting. After chatting with the relative, we were told to eat but my aunt told me to come and bring my uncle over for dinner she said that my uncle was going to rest in the car parked in front of the warehouse, so i came and checked. The car light was on and the seat was leaned back, i checked there was indeed a person resting there, but the person wasn't facing me so i knocked on the window and my uncle still wouldn't face me. At that point I knew something was fishy and knocked one last time when finally that thing faced me and it had no face. Fr, ong, no🧢. So I ran as fast to the road so i can go back to our relatives house, when coming back I just smiled, after that my mother asked me "why are you smiling" and i said "it wasn't uncle" and she just sat there and didn't understand the context. And get this, the mind boggling thing was when i got back, my uncle came through the kitchen grabbing a plate trying to eat dinner. I was shook, timbers were shivered. Then my aunt thanked me for telling my uncle to eat dinner, and then i told her i didn't tell him to come here and just told the whole shenanigans to her. That one was one of the scarier experiences i've had, i've experienced poltergeists, voices, and stuff but never had i seen an apparition until that time.
I wouldn’t say this was the creepiest thing that has ever happened to me in my life, but it was something that I still get weirded out by from time to time. This is a pretty short one. Back when we used to live in our old house, I used to sleep on the bottom mattress that you could pull from under my parent’s bed. I was still so young to have my own room. Nothing scary or different about the house, but one morning, I woke up to a brown animalistic figure just right beside the mattress. It was so quick that I wasn’t able to remember every single detail about the thing. It snarled and lunged at my leg like a wild animal. In my sheer panic, I got up from the mattress to get away and I remember snapping out of it because I heard my Mom come up the stairs. It disappeared as soon as she came. The reason why it still leaves me baffled to this day, is because when i went to school, I found claw marks on my right leg. I told my Mom about it around 5 years later. For a hallucination, it felt pretty real.
@@chewy99.it was a pretty short experience, but all I could remember was that it had brown fur and white teeth. It snarled before jumping at me. I can't say it looks like any animal, because it was so fast, I only remember a blur. It was that quick to appear and that quick to disappear when my Mom showed up.
The scariest I've experienced is discrepancies with my memories. Sometimes, a family member would go out and since I am a room goblin staying in a single room, I would lock all the doors so I can stay a goblin. But you see, one of the doors can ONLY be closed from the inside so you gotta understand the panic I've felt when I was supposed to lock the door then it turns out it's already locked. It already happened to me twice, and I still don't know if my memory is just that screwed or there is a mysterious entity thinking it would be funny seeing me panic by its troll. It may have not been as scary as my sleep paralysis experiences(which I have a lot of, so much so that I can predict when I'll be hit by one so I could close my eyes, but unfortunately, I can't stop or numb my senses so it is still uncomfortable when your nightmare is falling off from a high ass tower(I experienced this once and my body hate it), getting stabbed(Idk, my body felt slight pain after every stab) and my most recent one which is getting flung off in a forest. I think I was flying there but since my eyes were closed, I can only conclude that my body was flying through a forest and the uncomfort I only felt is the wind(??) I was constantly feeling while flying through the air. I still don't know the prerequisite of which nightmarish hell I'll experience but I can atleast tell when I'll have 'em, and the most surefire way for me to experience a sleep paralysis is sleeping before 10pm because my body says why not everytime I try to sleep. Also, Deja vu is a beach, idk why it always keep appearing like hell for me.
Paralysis? Pff, that’s nothing! I was outside (of course when I was young) and was sitting under a tree on a hill outside my house. I saw a shadow on the tree that was moving. I assumed it was a bird, and I was right. But when I stood up to get a look, my shadow on the tree DID NOT MOVE. I just stared at it as it just stayed there for like 20 seconds before it slid to the right and was gone. I was alone too! Which really helped my mom believe…
When it comes to the scary experience you had that night, you would be surprised by how vivid dreams and hallucinations can be, I have had dreams in the past that have made me feel mild physical pain if something bad happened to me on the dream, and some sleep paralysis hallucinations (visual and auditive) that have weirded me out, like people talking as if I was on a school cafeteria or spiders crawling around the walls of my room (also, weirdly enough, a food cart at the side of my bed for some reason once?), all of these things happened to me specifically during two years of my life and then never again, I can't remember how long has it been since it happened to me, you probably had something similar, a weird dream-like experience once and never again. Also, notice how you heard whispering but you are not sure about anything coherent she said and how she had the classic ghost woman in white robes look? This makes it more likely that it wasn't real, because those two factors make it very likely that you were being influenced by classic horror tropes, at this point of my life scary evil women in white robes on horror movies make me laugh more than they scare me because of how much of a stereotype they are.
Yeah, this dude says "I WAS *NOT* DREAMING", and goes on to say that this happened to him when sleeping lmao. I remember not long ago having the most vivid dreaming that I could swear I woke up from my dream, only to actually and really wake up a couple minutes later and get a weird feeling because that waking up in my dream was so fuckin real and I don't remember having dreams within dreams this vivid.
@@MamadNobari Yeah, dreams within dreams are part of it too, I remember having weird "mild" nightmares (nothing too fancy, just feeling uneasy looking around in my room for my bed or seeing weird shit like black shadows") that I would cope with by hiding under my pillow, I wasn't ever afraid because I knew it was a dream, didn't feel real and my movement was slightly hindered, however, sometimes I would wake up to find out shit's still going down and then I would get annoyed as fcuk having to wait before I could wake up, these things would usually happen to me after falling sleep as a consequence of a very good masturbation session I am not joking, I really don't know what the fuck was wrong with me those two years?
I once had a dream where I got shot in the heart and I actually felt pain, like there was heat in my chest where I got shot and I deadass thought it was real life. After waking up I could still feel that "pain" for a couple hours.
If your looking for more horror you should look into the strange disappearances that happen in national parks and forests. There are some truly strange stories out there. One that still gives me chills, I don't remember it fully but it goes like this, a kid got lost at Mt Shasta, search and rescue found the kid on a path they already searched. A while later after the ordeal had passed, the kid told his grandma that he didn't like the "other" grandma. She was like who? The kid said the one from the forest, he was taken to a cave by an identical looking grandma and there were other humans he described as "robots", the other people never moved, and there were various items like rucksacks and things there too. The kid described that the grandma was a "robot" and had sparkling eyes. The grandma told him to defecate on a piece of paper but he couldn't, "it" insisted and got agitated, but then the grandma returned him back to the path where he was then found. There's more to it but that apparently is a true story from just 2014. The kid's parents knew about it when the grandma enquired but they refused to ask too many questions so that he can move on from this.
I heard a story that a man found a cave or opening in Mount Shasta through which he found a lost city with 8ft talk human skeletons some 40-50 years back but he couldn't do anything alone so he returned home and sold the information and location of it to a archaeological company when the company's men went there they couldn't find anything and by that time the man was dead , and another story goes ( I read this on one videos comment section ) The man wrote that he saw some weird lights on Mount Shasta and asked the locals about it and they said it must be reflection of something so the man decided to investigate it by going with some binocular lens at night towards there as he went there in night some goverment officials came with a car and stopped him and asked him politely to go home
As someone with a personal traumatic experience I once jumped into a dam without knowing of how deep it was so I jumped in then when I was inside my body couldnt move, it felt like if I was frozen for some reason that was the time when i was was in like 5th grade, I saw the Light for 5 seconds until someone rescued me Thanks to that guy tho truly my life saviour and ever since I never went to deep in
I never really thought about it, but yeah, there's wasnt really a whole lot of stuff that scared me on RUclips from the time that I was 13-18. However, nexpo, Nightmind, Lemino, Barely Sociable ans Jacob geller have filled that void in the last 2 years. Talking about internet mysteries, real world events and people have really ignited my love for RUclips horror and thriller type videos again. I just wish they would upload more
For anyone wondering about those night visions, there is a pretty uncommon term called Hypnagogic hallucinations which is state during which you are in REM sleep but you’re still partially awake so you see things that aren’t there and only figure it out once you break out of this state. I remember sometimes seeing dozens spiders in my bed and running away, screaming, or talking with friends in my room only to notice that I was actually alone. The « best » ones I’ve had was to see a strange, almost otherworldly colorful triangle hover and spin above my legs or seeing a long vine creeping in my room, stretching toward my face. It’s really something that can be either cool, beautiful or outright terrifying.
Yea I had that once, i saw an unending amount of furry tarantulas slowly falling from the sky, and when I would touch them their body’s would break apart. Weird thing is, at the time I was really afraid of spiders, but it didn’t feel scary at all to me.
My room was filled with bugs, went to sleep, woke up and saw the same exact thing, went to sleep and the third time I actually was brought back to reality
I had one where I was staring in the mirror brushing my teeth and when I looked back there was a beetles crawling into my nose and my ears and y’all…I cried for at least an hour begging my mom to take me to the doctor because I could feel them in there and had horrible headaches for the rest of the day 😭 I swear it wasn’t a hallucination guys
One of my favorite scary things to this day is reachanimation’s perspective video, haven’t heard a lot of people talk about it but even though it’s fnaf it is fire
Scaring people with jump scares is like a comedian tickling you to make you laugh
that's actually a VERY good analogy,
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Yess I always bring up that analogy when talking about why I don’t like horror movies 😆
@@thebuilder5271 god I agree. Good horror movies are the ones that make you terrified without needing sudden noises or imagery. Like genuinely make you feel like you aren't safe and actually make you want to keep all the lights on when you sleep.
Why is this comment so hilarious to me 😭😭😭
@@cannedsquasher5923 outlast is one
The fact that youtube warns you three times before you watch this video is scary asf
Three times? Mine was like 20 times .
I got warned once for self harm and suicide content and i don’t remember hearing or seeing any of that stuff in the duration of the video
I had the same thing as mysticallinegaming7386
Mine was 1
Because of that 1 millisecond reference to the Squidward's Suicide creepypasta, where he doesn't even say "suicide".
I don't have any creepy stories, but that "covering yourself showing no skin" is way too relatable
me when i see an ant in my room:
You’re a woman in Afghanistan?
This is literally how I sleep nowadays after watching the film theory episode on that alien newschannel and the brick in the wall music video
@@sleepyfleepy597 bro....💀lmao wtf man
@@sleepyfleepy597 NAHHHHHH 💀💀💀💀
BRO THAT FIRST THANG ALMOST GAVE ME A CARDIAC ATTACK
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My friend IS DANCING ON THE FLOOR😭😭
@@ijustwannabepwrtofyoursymphonybro he dead
@@thememeqween nah hes prob just high or tried some fizzy soda, he was foaming from the mouth
You know shits real when RUclips gives you a warning about self harm and suicide
It’s crazy when it gives you that warning
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@@EllieAldridge1716true
RUclips gives a warning for the muffin song too ☠
The combination of the pictures and gifs you use and how funny you are make every other RUclipsr scared. These Hood Classics go crazy like usual
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@@Infinte888 you the real W my boy
Hey Degenerocity, so you know what you saw that summmer night right? I think you had something called "moi yaytsa cheshutsya". It was discovered by a Russian scientist in 1954. It started by scaring people and making them do scary task's and then putting them to bed right after. They did this for months and months. After some time, a few of them started to wake up in the night, like you did and start to see hallucinations that scared them. According to the documentation, they were looking at nothing but they looked petrified and scared for their life. I think you looking at horror so often as a kid led to you experiencing this. Just like the test subjects, you were put through scary tasks and went to bed after. Hope this helped.
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As a kid I was always afraid that some ghost witches decided to start stalking and haunting me. I dealt with this by sitting down and realizing I’m not interesting or cool enough to be haunted by a ghost if a ghost was trying to haunt me then that just meant they really had nothing else to do with their time.
when you so lame that not even the paranormal want yo ass
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it do be like that
Nah true that’s how i dealt w this one paranoia at the time where I was a kid and I for reason felt like there were killer assassin females or sum like that lurking out my window just waiting but I realized these were all inspired by movies I watched like kill bill and I’m like why tf would these main character ass mfs want shit to do w me lmao I’m jus a short mf kid smh
as a kid i wanted ghosts to bum me
0:05 so scary
As a profecial tax evader that is horrifying
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I started watching analog horror when i was 9. It wasn’t that scary
Things don't scare me anymore until the creators are actually dedicated to finding ways to psychologically torture you without using cheap jumpscares.
Same
like Doki Doki Literature Club
@@elijahsiegal5739Doki doki is goofy ngl ITS NOT SCARY
@@NA-ch3qk bro it aint tryna be scary goofball
It be tryin to mess with ur brain
If Degenerocity were to get his own TED talk, he'd make everyone question there own existence
i question the existence of your 3rd grade English teacher
I already do so id love to see you try
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The iceberg impersonation is on point 💀
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wtf yall keep sayin lmao 4 we know it's funny damn
3:42 Fun fact: candle cove was made by the same person as Local 58, the first popular analog horror series
So, in regards to Degenerocity’s story.
I think he might have been hallucinating due to, as he said, the heat of the room. It can usually occur because of high temperatures, and I’m assuming was fueled by him watching super scaring stuff as a kid. I think this is the case also due to the fact that the girl mentioned in the story is very similar to a popular horror movie antagonist, which is why he might have seen her. The same things with the candles, as it’s kind of a trope.
Something similar happened to me when I was in 7th grade.
Its probably sleep paralysis
@@Matt_You That's what I was thinking too
@@Matt_You he was moving tho
It's probably one of those times where your half asleep brain sees things that aren't there
I find non-horror games like Ark can be scary unintentionally. I legit thought Ark is going to be a normal open world dinosaur game until you see the swamps or deep sea. The game manages to compile every fear I’ve had into one game (Thalassophobia, Claustrophobia, leeches, etc.). The devs probably didn’t intend for this game design, but this is one of the peak horror gaming experience for newcomers
Edit: Subnautica is intentionally designed to be scary
The scarier parts of the game are places like the jungle where ur computer starts hyperventilating
@@4m4n40 bro a dire bear coming out of nowhere is the scariest shit ever.
The scariest part of ark is when your tribe leader forces you to farm resources constantly
yea the loading times gave me ptsd
to me by far, one of the scariest games i've played is subnautica --- also not intended to be a horror game. some parts of it are so tense they legit had my heart racing.
Everywhere at the End of Time has been the last time I was terrified at something, the concept of dementia disturbed me a lot for days until the scare finally wore off
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That one Sonic easter egg, with bunch of sonics across the screen having full grown beards and mustaches, and some Chinese in the center saying “The Devil” or something scared me when I was little.
It's way funnier in Japan, look up majin sonic Japanese theme
Oh from sonic cd, yeah you had the American version definitely, the American boss music is chilling but the Japanese hoss music is goofy, It was originally supposed to be a joke but the American version is actually really scary
@TheUnRealSlimShady69 precisely
Not the "fun is infinite" screen, its been years and I still can't look at it without getting creeped out.
4:05 can someone explain what is this
Sleep paralysis is one of the scariest things I’ve witnessed. I’m 25 and it still happens to me. I recently moved and the VERY FIRST NIGHT I slept with the light on because I wasn’t familiar with the house yet and I may wake up confused. I opened my eyes and couldn’t move and heard my room mate ask for my keys and I told her they were on my computer desk. Then I saw a ghoulish looking thing walk into my sight and started staring at the wall. It had no skin pigmentation, black eyes and no hair. It scared THE HELL out of me. I immediately knew I was having sleep paralysis but it still scares me no matter how many times it happens.
I would rather die than experiencing stuff like this cheer up
I’ve had a story of paralysis. It was thanksgiving and I went to sleep. I randomly wake up at 3:00 AM. I can’t move. No matter how hard I tryed. Then I saw it. A skinny pale, about 10 ft tall thing with red eyes, holes in its cheeks so you could see the inside. With long hair covering only some of its face, crawling. But then it went inside the closet. So I put my iPad at full brightness and went downstairs were my brother was on the couch. But I still kept hallucinating stuff. Like worms, demons. Then at the door I saw a women with a white cloak and with a huge smile laughing. I couldn’t sleep. So I stayed awake til morning. That day would always traumatize me. And ever since that day I would be so afraid of the dark. Although I have tried to face it. And now I’m not scared of the dark now.
i have also experienced sleep paralysis… ever since then I always sleep with a soft pillow covering my eyes, even during the event, I wouldn’t be able to see anything
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That Sucks Man But Me It Doesn't Happen at all
@@hunterofdarkness8329 bro fr, when it happens I hear loud ass voices
VR horror games are on another level of pure terrifying
FR, even the VR videos are terrifying… of course not on the same level as the games but
Bro I remember playing fnaf vr on the psvr and pissed my pants when playing fnaf 3
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Yeah, like I ain’t ever playing vr FNAF
Bro the store with the candles are similar to this one thing that happened to me
“Squidward treats himself and ben breathing” lmfao 😂
Scariest shit that ever happened to me when I was a kid were fever dreams. I remember waking up when I had this really bad flu, looking out my window and seeing what looked like a SWAT team about to break into my house and kill me and my mother. I remember running to the bathroom to throw up and I swear up until the vomit actually came out of my mouth I thought it was 100% real but the taste and shock of the vomiting snapped me out of it because it was the only thing I could think of.
Only other time that's happened was when I took a tolerance break after smoking weed every night. I couldn't tell my dreams from reality and when I woke up I saw a black figure staring at me threw my window and all I could see was the eyes staring at me. Freaked out and woke up and looked at the exact same spot in my window and there was no face but the view of the window looked identical to my dream so it felt like it just left.
Scary shit.
The last part sounds like you just had sleep paralysis, pretty common
Scariest thing that happened to me was the jump scare at the end, fuck this guy.
@@guy6292 i’d rather say that those are hypnagogic hallucinations.
Dude fever dreams are the absolute worst, most depressing dreams that exist. I always thought mine were worse than everyone else's until I asked someone about fever dreams they had and then understood everyone had batshit crazy ones. It's almost as if you are stuck in a loop of fucked up adventures that get worse and worse, and while your body tries to fight off whatever virus you have you feel horrible in the dream as well. It makes me so claustrophobic for some reason and I hate it every. single. time. I feel you bro.
@@user-tt3xu2hf5b feels like i'm the only One that has never experienced a Fever dream
The way this guy edit is so funny, for every word he says he chooses the funniest video possible
I thought I was the only person to notice that
Makes u wonder what his search history is to get all these clips
@@calixck probably dr suess book lyrics
*Blinks off screen and says nothing*
*a guy blinking image*
God damn
The experience you had with the praying girl next to the candles was something called sleep paralysis. It’s basically like a waking nightmare where you are awake but you see what’s in your nightmare and can hardly move. Either that, or you just had an extremely vivid nightmare.
If I'm not mistaken, he said that he hid under his blanket and then the girl started whispering, so I dunno.
The fact that he was able to move so much that he hid under the blanket makes me doubt that, cus of the whole paralysis part of sleep paralysis...
I just had a similar experience this morning
My dog past away this year and I keep dreaming about him
I kept waking up over and over
But I was still dreaming
And I was completely aware that my dog is not supposed to be alive
One of the final moments I encountered
A big green static figure
Saying on Sunday if you don't make a specific person
Do a specific thing
Your will be tortured or something
Nah dude ive experienced stuff like that too, it's not just a sleep paralysis
Well it's way past Sunday...
And I'm fine...
Bro bro I’ve been watching these types of vids for years. 25 now and I still do, my favorite type of entertainment frfr, it incites certain emotions that I can’t get anywhere else fr.
BEN BREATHING HAHAHA
My scary experience was the most fucked up stuff I’ve ever been through. So my family goes to a beach house every summer. Normally I sleep on a pullout in the center of the house but last year I finally got a room to myself. The third night there I was sleeping when I heard some floor creaks. We’ve been going to this house for about 7 years at this point so I didn’t think to much of it at first but then it got louder and louder until every creek was deafening. I was 16 at the time yet I felt like a scared little kid facing the wall hiding under the covers. Then the creaks would suddenly become quiet again growing louder and louder again and getting fast every time. Eventually it got so fast the whole house was filled with it. Then definitely defined foot steps could be heard from the top floor and I could hear them CHARGING down the 3 floors. Finally I had the balls to get up and I just screamed as loud as I could at the thing to get it to go away. Then I could faintly hear my uncle tell me to shut the fuck up from across the hall and my cousins complaining about being woken up. Apparently I woke up the whole house but nobody else heard the creaking or the loud ass foot steps coming down the stairs. I haven’t really thought about it lately but watching this vid reminded me of it.
Edit: I forgot to mention this, but I think I was having some sort of sleep paralyses episode because as soon as I actually got up the noises stopped completely. And yes, I did wake up the whole house and yes, my family is crazy enough to curse me out at 4:30 in the morning.
Best story so far lmao
must be some heavy ass rats
I experience this everyday
Just some big ass rats in my case
that's a super weird dynamic. Your uncle shouted shut the fuck up and nobody left their rooms?
Lmao are u ok? 😭
Let’s be real, with how infrequent Degenerocity’s uploads are, it just makes it that much better whenever he does.
you're even on degenerocity's videos huh
He uploads every week, I'd say that's pretty frequent
The new guy without a mustache is here
The guy below me will bark
BARK
8:47 legit made me laugh because this man single-handedly convinced me almost nothing is scary based on perception
The cookie jumpscare made me rollin lmao
LMAO🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You made me lose my vocals for a minute 🤣
💀💀💀💀
my balls
9:51 FERNANFLOO !!
RUclips warned me about this for some reason
Yeah
✨S O M E✨ reason
Fr 😂
Me too
Same
same
Honestly, sleeping in the pitch dark is basically like riding a bike. You get used to it.
Lmao, did you get a lobotomy?
The only thing that scares me now is analog horror you should watch it
The accidents too, you just gotta get used to hitting trees or people along the way
The dark protects me.
I have a messy room. I know where to step, I know where the tools that can hurt you are. The intruder does not.
And if there’s an intruder I want every advantage I can get.
real, i used to sleep with a little lamp because i'm afraid of dark. but now i can't sleep if there's any single bit of light in my room, i can only sleep if it's dark.
Here's my weird experience:
One day, when I was a teenager, I woke up in the morning and heard my family talking. When they walked through the hallway, next to my room, I could see their shadows under the door.
I decided to say good morning and opened the door, only to find out there was no one there. I got confused and checked the other rooms. The house was empty.
Later they came home telling me they went to the supermarket.
Maybe it's not really scary, but strange at least.
I mean, I was fully awake and sure I heard them. And heard their steps as well...
What even causes those things to happen? That's crazy
I think it’s just your mind playing tricks on you
@@kungfurookie7074 yeah but why
@@peanutgallery4 because it's the human brain??
Man something similar happened with me too
I just woke up that time prolly that's why I was a lil dizzy and thot whatever I saw was just me hallucinating
Anyways so it was
In the summer holidays me and my siblings go to our grandparent's home there I developed a habit of waking up at 4 am and playing game until anyone else woke up
One night when I woke up I again went to the other room to play the games on my PC
Everyone would sleep in the same room as the house was old. I saw the bathroom door was open so I went thot I will take a leak but I saw something flying like a cloth blue cloth and I heard a voice like "aye" I thot my grandma was in the bathroom so I went and peed in another bathroom then I went straight to the computer but it won't turn on so I thought to check the cables (CPU would be kept on the floor and very close to a wall and door so if I wanted to check the cables I would have to open the door and from outside I would plug em) but when I tried to open the door it felt like someone from the other side was pulling on the door I tried harder but it won't open so I just jerked real hard and door would open I jumped out of the door to see who was pulling it from other side there was no one also I saw my grandma wasn't in the house she wasn't sleeping nor she was in any of the bathrooms I thot she just went out as she would regularly go for morning walks I played on the computer for few hrs I heard tap running in the bathroom but I thot it would be my mother our sibling I just ignored and kept playing then after a while I stood up and went in the bathroom and I saw my grandma was washing something
I was so confused I asked her if she went for her walk but she said she didn't that day
When everyone woke up I told the whole incident they just laughed and told I was prolly dreaming and how technically according to my story grandma is the ghost
Is till dk what happened that day but maybe I was just hallucinating coz I am high af when I wake up
10:48 "excuse me but was that supposed to be scary?" Ahh jumpscare😭😭😭
In regards to the story at the end, hallucinations can feel extremely real even after they happen. I know that when I was younger I would have quite a few of them and the only reason it didn’t take too long for me to figure out they weren’t real was the pure weirdness, like guys in ladybug suits crawling on the wall and myself with a knife leading me to the kitchen before just disappearing somewhere, all of this usually happening late at night while I was fully awake. Also I used to see various horror movie characters outside my windows, typically walking away from the window and vanishing. I know for sure if the circumstances were more realistic, I would absolutely thought the hallucinations were real (or who knows, that could’ve really been the evil version of me transferring timelines or something)
I'm curious, how usual are these hallucinations amongst people? I remember having these lifelike experiences that never happened when I was doing my military service and we barely get to sleep during an exercise.
That's interesting because to me that sounds totally fake but I know many people who say they experienced full on hallucinations when they were children. It only happened to me when I was sick or under the influence of something but I guess other peoples dreams leak out of their head a bit more than others
@@NexusLore maybe they put something in your supplies to make you more alert or something that you never noticed, like a mild amphetamine. My dad used to say that he thought the water cantines were laced with something because whenever he would fill up at breakfast it was like his cup of coffee and if he didn't get it for whatever reason he'd feel sluggish and have strange dreams. That could be total placebo for all I know but I have heard of some militarys doing that and I live in Africa so if that did happen its not like everyone would freak out and it would be on the news like in America
@@lucian5389 sounds interesting, but I doubt it's the case here in Finland (we had strict zero-tolerance to all drugs there). It must have been the lack of sleep and getting so exhausted both mentally and physically. For example a couple of times when I was finally getting to sleep I saw dreams where it felt 100% certain that those dreams were actually real experiences. Like having to wake up to listen to a new order. When I later asked about those orders from my comrades they said that they never happened and that I was sleeping.
My man, hurry up and write us a horror movie with this stuff
The Goosebumps and "Are you afraid of The Dark" opening sequences are legit nightmare fuel!
Facts
Are you afraid of the dark music always got me
And the goosebump episode when that boy was sent to that one school and they’d copy the bodies and send back perfect “kids” traumatized me LOL
my mom always called "are you afraid of the dark" "are you afraid of the *dork*"
The scariest goosebumps I've read was that puppet one where it had a lot of puppets at the attic.
I literally cannot have one singular original experience, this man said literally all of my childhood horror trauma in one video
@@Family.guy.entrepreneur so being so scarred from watching literal gore and children being murdered in RackaRacka videos at 10 years old that I didn’t sleep for a full week the first time I saw it and I needed to be taken out of lessons because I was so distracted and terrified of it that I was crying in lesson, and now I’m older I’m desensitised to all gore and I actively search out things to make me scared because it ruined my ability to process gore or horror in a way that would actually make me scared of it. Yeah but that’s not trauma, that’s just- oh wait, that is trauma
@@Family.guy.entrepreneur bro are you fuckin dense
the experience of seeing it is what traumatized them
@@Family.guy.entrepreneur of course you can, you think witnessing something traumatic doesn’t traumatise you?
rightt i never thought i would relate to someone’s childhood so hard
@@Family.guy.entrepreneur damn ur so cool and edgy
0:15 HES JUST LIKE ME FR!!1
Same
Me too I still do
,e too
The backrooms are scary, but the concept of it being real makes it even scarier, like imagine walking and you trip on some stairs or so shit and then you find yourself in a never ending office building, it could happen to *anyone*
to be honest, it sounds like a corn maze, it's so ridiculously long that you forget where you were standing before
it happened to me before, and on the span of 2 hours i finally got out, it was really scary
@@ms_musicarchive I mean it's not unbelievable. Places like Illinois are full of corn
@@ms_musicarchive i think they’re saying they got stuck in a corn maze not the backrooms 💀
It's like thr same thing with what happened with SCPs, it used to be scary but either tiktok or shitty youtube videos ruined it.
@Visible Cloak This is EXACTLY how I feel
How is this man’s so consistently funny and relatable, I need to be his friend irl ong
this guy is foo charismatic
Fr
@@lcdream4213 he should give charisma classes tbh
When my brother (let's call him Ben) was very little, he would have the same nightmare every night. In such nightmare, his mom would say goodnight and leave the room, then some sort of terrifying crocodile robot would come out of the closet and ever so slowly crawl towards him. Once it finally reaches Ben, the dream would end and he would wake up next morning.
This absolutely freaked Ben out, especially since the same dream happened every single night (with varying things that attacked and left him. He said that the mom switched out for a soldier once).
Eventually, he decided that he had no choice but to face his fears. So during one of these nightmares, he jumped out of his bed and ran towards the crocodile. As soon as Ben touched it, the dream ended. From that day forth, he never had that nightmare again.
(this likely sounds like a hogwash creepypasta, but he literally tells me this story all the time. This gives me legal bragging rights)
How poetic. He faced his fears and lunged for the thing that was terrorizing him for all this time, and the nightmare was over.
Yes, I am talking like my profile picture
is that a stranger things reference?? (i'm sorry)
I had the same nightmare about 30 times. Then I got pissed and beat the crap out of the monster. Never had that nightmare again. There's also an old book about dreams where this is mentioned but I don't remember the title.
I had these dreams too.
the first encounter is about a clown intruding our house holding a Huge knife and I panicked and woke up.
The second encounter is the same but when the clown is about to swing his knife at me, I grabbed the his hand (holding the knife's handle) and pushed it to his face and slicing his face (?? That knife is prob sharp as fck).
It never happened again lol
@@xenostryke6156 You know Stranger Things didn’t create facing your fears right… RIGHT?
so i grew up with sleep paralysis, and I remember one of these fits like it was a tragedy in my own life. This was back in the 3rd grade when Slenderman was basically the face of internet horror. I don't know why but I was always watching those slenderman sighting videos where they show you pictures with a very obvious slenderman photoshopped into the background. As a kid it was real tho. Every night i would have nightmares of the guy, and I would peak out of my window to see if he was out there. But one night I ended up having a terrible case of sleep paralysis. I couldn't move my body, just my eyes. I would look around my room and in the corner of my eye it was like I saw him, inhumanly towering over me in the corner of my room. Shit was crazy as a kid, i would scream in the middle of the night and even wake up my mom to ask if i could sleep with her
Tall man
The story at the end sounds like sleep paralysis. The idea that the "paralysis" only infers that you can't move whatsoever is unlikely. When I had been stuck in these experiences, sometimes I was able to move my arms, or as little as my tongue. More likely the "paralysis" refers to the physical/spiritual state you're trapped in, between your dream state, and reality.
Supposedly it’s a demon or something. I had a few times where I would get sleep paralysis and I would literally feel pain like I got stabbed. And another time where I tried to get up( I was able to move my arms) but then it felt like I got held down by 2 bodies and was Getting punched repeatedly. They say that when you get sleep paralysis just let it go and pass but I wasn’t able to sometimes because I felt pain.
when i was about the same age i was sleeping in my bed with my dad and i brought a flashlight with me to bed bc i liked bringing toys and stuff with me to sleep and in the middle of the night i turned it on and right in front of my dresser the literal fucking grim reaper was standing there jus lookin at me i turned that sht off so fast and got behind my dad and just fucking lived with it never told anyone idk why but i just kept it to myself but i know what i saw... the reaper watches me
For me my sleep paralysis sequence usually goes like this (I realize I'm in a dream>try to turn it lucid>Fail and start waking up>feel myself losing my ability to move>eyes get shut completely and can't open them>become aware I can't move my hands or legs>feel and extreme amount of tickling feeling in my lower abdomen and around my waist> it feels like a rat or a small animal in in my clothes trying to scurry around> the feeling get so intense that I stop being able to breath because of it>start panicking>wake up due to sheer panic.
@@aSN1P3RCAT were you both sharing that flashlight?
Oh I remember now, the reason I panic so much is because it genuinely feels like a small animal is jumping around on me, or insects or something and I feel like I could move it away and the tickling feeling would stop but my hands won't move and the feeling just keeps getting more and more intense as if the tickling is now coming from inside me
I remember sleeping with my sister while there was a blackout in my neighborhood. Later, I woke up at midnight and got scared because of the darkness, so I hugged my sister, and the next day, in the morning, I realized my sister was never at home and no one was beside me. I got confused whether it was a dream or it really happened because I felt the warm hug
😳
nigga you got your shit broken into by some creep
Bro that was me
@@prav2568 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You probably hugged a pillow
People who are doubting the quality of this content are tripping. The research, humour and relatability, the editing, and narrating. Truly S Tier content
funniest part of the video 9:34
Best youtuber in my oppinion
@@Human_traain no cap
I like your rendition of Gorillaz's O Green World at 8:32. XD Beautiful 10/10
Whoever designed the lavender town music and the hypno creepy pasta is a fucking menace
The only thing that scares me right now is probably nightmares because they are a completely whole other level of horror
so true
Probably because you are the one who is experiencing the horrors not watching someone else experience it
well arent nightmare about things your afraid of or don't like me personally my worse nightmares are things like house invasions or things where i cant run or fight but horror games or horror story nightmares never scare me anymore since ive watched so many over the years like i've had dreams about jeff the killer monsters all types of things but be fine after so i think if youve built up immunity to horror nightmare will rarely happen and wont be as scary
True
@@omnifox1984 true
My father tells me a lot of weird stories when he was a small child in his home country. He used to live i a village, and once a week really late at night he'd wake up from loud drums being played. He looked outside the window, and saw these two normal men holding a platform on their shoulders. On the platform there was a women, in black clothes and long black hair. You could see her face but it was weird. The two men would hit the drums really loudly and it'd echo across the neighbourhood. They would walk around his street and then the next, across the whole neighbourhood. He'd see this every week, and he eventually woke up my grandmother(his mother) and she also saw it. When I got older I asked her again to make sure none of them were messing with me and she stills said yes, that'd she had seen it as well. She was really serious and I could not sense any lies from her. I honestly think it was something religious.
Probably it was a ritual since it happened something similar to my dad too
That's kind of stuff is definitely real, no joke.
Same, but my parents actually warn me to ignore it.
Fake
@@ImWayyy2HighBrooooo nah ur just saying that cus no ghost or human being would wanna bother with you
14:19 prank
Definitely. Probably from his brothers
Yep
I had an experience that was somewhat similar. My bed was in the center of my room against the wall at one point. I woke up facing the right side after just having woken up from a nightmare and was calming down, but something still felt wrong. I felt like if I were to turn around I would be faced with something awful. I was completely filled with dread. But I knew I had to turn around since there was no other way out of it. I slowly turned to face whatever was behind me but stopped right as it reached my peripheral. It was a lanky, completely black figure. It’s head was twitching inhumanly as it looked down on me. It was the morning, so I could see it clearly, which just made it so much worse. I stopped moving, just preparing myself for what it would do, and once I was ready, I turned fully. The second I did, it snapped its neck with the loudest crack I had ever heard in my life. I shot up from bed with tears in my eyes, gasping. I realized that I had actually woken up this time, and whatever I had seen hadn’t really happened. I immediately looked it up and it’s called Exploding Head Syndrome. It’s the only time I’ve experienced it and I hope I never have it again.
Exploding head syndrome? Who named it that?
One time I had a dream, woke up (didn’t really though) then told my sisters about the dream while I was still in it
Another time That your story reminded me of was when I was awake and was in bed facing the wall thinking for certain a monster was behind me (I watched a horror show with my dad an hour earlier where the same thing happened to some girl) I eventually turned around in a quick motion, I’m still alive
What’s also weird is that recently my dreams always have violence in them, I’m constantly fighting, probably cause all the dope video games I’m playing and movies I’m watching whateves I guess
thank you so much for this comment. i have been having this happen to me every day for about about a year now, and have been worried to talk to my parents about it because i didn’t want something to be wrong with me, but have been horribly frightened this entire time. i hop you never have to go through the it again friend, have a nice life
@@jacklonsberry1316 You should tell your family they'd probably help you out
@@jacklonsberry1316 what helps me is listening to uplifting music before i sleep, so you have your thoughts not about scary shit. I never had a nightmare since i did it. Hope this helps
ruclips.net/video/XkKeZ7EAr_o/видео.html Finally it's here,
That night you experienced a false awakening. Look it up
I had two of those twice in a row
@@Lavenderdragobro I had 4 in a row when I had to wake up💀💀
@@Lightalwaysthesequeal dang what was it like? For me it was standing up then falling through the floor like a video game
@@Lavenderdrago idk for me it was getting ready to start my day in my dream and then right when I get out of bed, I wake in my bed . Same position and I couldn’t remember a thing. Basically restarting the dream 4 times until I finally woke up
@@LightalwaysthesequealI remember many years ago I had a dream that was just repeating that for so long until I actually woke up and expected a time traveler to spawn in my room and run to me like how the AI does it
One i always found interesting was the mandela catalouge. No jumpscares, just mind bending creepy stuff.
backrooms, the original one made in 4chan. the premise is so simple, you get stuck in a seemingly unending place.
it originally didn't mention the backrooms having monsters but it makes you assume it has, it's automatic horror brilliance.
If you like that try urban spook or vita carnis
@user-ho5ge7nh7e I remember fans of urban spook complaining at the beginning that it was just a bunch of still images with "oOoOoo someone got killed here's a painting"... then we got Blowhole Isabelle in the last vid...
It became goofy after Volume 2 though tbh
@@thatspookagain4030what is that
the only QUEEN on the internet who talks about scary things that aren't baby shit is nyx fears 💯💯
Something that has always haunted me to this day was a nightmare I had when I was 13 the night before Christmas. This nightmare was so traumatizing to me that it made anything horror seem like a joke to me because this is truly horror.
So basically what happened in the nightmare is that I woke up in a black vast area. Nothing but a yellow door in front of me with a red poppy. With nowhere to go, I walk towards the door and pick the poppy up, it look pretty and it’s just a habit really, for me to pick up random flowers that look pretty to me, and red poppies are gorgeous. I open the door, red poppy in hand and I walk into a new environment. It looked majestic, warm vanilla white columns floating in the air surrounded by beautiful cotton candy skies, walking on feather like clouds. Another poppy is in front of a yellow door. I pick it up and open the next door. It’s weird, I’m in the same environment I was in for the black vast space. Now it’s a black door, with another red poppy in front of the door. I pick up the poppy and open the door. I’m now in some sort of city. There’s a path of red poppies leading to a coffee shop. I follow the path and it leads to this girl sitting at a table. I didn’t want to seem weird so I sit at a table not too close to her but where I can get a view of her. I sit there for a while, waiting for her to do something. She doesn’t do anything. She just sits there, on her phone for what seems like forever, so I decide to leave. As I’m walking out though I notice that she too starts to finally walk out. I find it weird, but just continue walking. The path of red poppies appear vividly again, and with no choice since I don’t really know where I am, I follow it. It lead me to a building. I go inside and walk up the countless flights of steps. I don’t really know what’s going on still, but my curiosity kills me so I just continue on to the final floor. It’s weird, every step felt so real, the echos of steps in the empty stairwell. There it is, the final door. The door I started with. A yellow door with a red poppy. I open the door for it to reveal a rooftop with the path of poppies leading to a ledge. The view of the whole city, the lights twinkling. The misty fog but most of all the familiar feeling I felt when I started in the black space. I walk outside. But I can’t. I try again. I can’t. Then I realize I can’t move. But I hear footsteps? Why do I hear footsteps? I watch the girl I saw in the coffee shop walk past me, following the red poppies. It starts to all make sense to me. The realization hit me like a hard punch. The footsteps I thought that were mine, were hers. The path of poppies were for her, not for me. The yellow door represented the yellow door leading to the rooftop of the skyscraper like building. I can’t move anything, I can’t speak. I can only watch in horror as I see her go up to the ledge…and jump. The red poppies start making sense. As I still had them clutched tightly in my hand, I was the one leading her to her death. Red poppies represent death. I was leading her to this very event. Me holding the red poppies was me practically throwing them down to set down the final step for her. I was able to do nothing but watch helplessly as I saw her take her life. I witnessed death.
In a blink of an eye I’m back in the black space unable to move seeing only red poppies around me. As the black room turns red from all the red poppies started to rapidly surround me until I’m drowning in them, suffocating, gasping for air.
Then I woke up.
I see three red poppies in a yellow vase replacing the red roses I had.
True horror.
gawd damn
wow
this would make a fire horror game
That sounds petrifying
@@Marder1A1 real
Barely seen it and this is already a certified hood classic
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the closest i've ever gotten to having a paranormal experience was someone knocking on my grandma's bedroom door and though a lot of people were downstairs (old people) who could have likely done it, i asked everyone if they knocked on the door, and they all said no.
i resorted to logic and thought that probably must have been one of them who forgot that they even knocked on the door. but man when i came back upstairs, there was a silhouette of a lady behind the curtain and i bolted outta there for the love of god.
Good decision bro, good thing u didn't end up like one of those horror movie kids.
@@M.I.D.ORIGINAL on God bro if I see some mf in my curtain I'm out bro like take the keys I'm gone
It’s okay that’s just my grandma behind the curtains
My last scary experience went something a little like this
I'm sitting on the couch with my dog while everyone is gone it's just me and him chilling and around 11:55 my dog starts growling at the basement door and then the old radio that isn't even plugged in turned on exactly at midnight it was playing tip toe by the window (we had 1 window in the dining room which was right next to the living room where my dog and i were) and we just sat there in terror till my parents got home at 12:45
@@T8... What happened after they got home?
Ben breathing💀 3:11
8:32 oreo jumpscare AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAÀAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
8:21 oreo cookies story
Lol
@@XinGalaxyReal
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Foreshadowing
I love how this guy uses pictures and videos to perfectly portray what’s he’s saying
Sleep paralysis is seriously one of the scariest experiences I’ve ever had, especially because I didn’t really know much about it when it happened
0:45 made me spit out my drink
The part where you talked about icebergs and horror videos losing their fear factor hit a little too close to home. I grew up with this stuff, and when I first learned about Blank Room Soup I found it so terrifying, same with stuff like DHMIS or Salad Fingers.
Now they're just done to death. It also doesn't help that the origins of the videos always get found out and it's always disappointing. The guy who made the suits in Blank Room Soup made the videos and said that they got stolen for attention, Agamemnon Counterpart was an art project, I Feel Fantastic was never meant to be creepy and was someone's legit attempt at making their android (Tara) sing.
And then there's the made-up backstories that are so fake it hurts. Like the android in I Feel Fantastic murdering people and wearing their clothes, or Blank Room Soup being a Dark Web execution video.
Bro no one is reading this second Declaration of Independence
I was going more for the sequel to The Bible in RUclips comment form but I guess that works too.
yall cant read 3 paragraphs ?? 😭
Bro wants me to read the new testament
@@perplexed1783 it's not that long bro
My aunt sometimes mentions a story about how she was in a wave pool at the nearby water park, she was getting really tired in the middle of the deep end and the waves were going hard, she fell under and couldn’t seem to get back up, but then a hand reached out from the surface, and pulled her up, and when she looked around, there was no one even close to her.
Edit: Please stop replying to this comment, I am not reading your replies, no one is reading your replies. I told a story, read and scroll.
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It was jesus
it was me
dude no shit the same thing happened to me when i was like 8
@@doctorrtd4326 that’s what she claims
As someone who casually reads about Russian history sometimes, I think if the Russian Sleep Experiment actually happened, it wouldn't even be in the top 10 most cursed things to have happened there. For real nightmare fuel, read about the Circassian Genocide, the siege of Leningrad, or the Nazino tragedy.
The Figure is a Halloween decoration
History bros we eaten good
Fr. I’m pretty sure that the stuff that actually happened to real people is scarier than everything else COMBINED
where do you get these books/information?
@@itsthatidiot9559 wikipedia lol
8:21 Degenerocity should make this into a real cinematic feature length film.
Hey Degenerocity, so you know what you saw that summmer night right? I think you had something called "moi yaytsa cheshutsya". It was discovered by a Russian scientist in 1954. It started by scaring people and making them do scary task's and then putting them to bed right after. They did this for months and months. After some time, a few of them started to wake up in the night, like you did and start to see hallucinations that scared them. According to the documentation, they were looking at nothing but they looked petrified and scared for their life. I think you looking at horror so often as a kid led to you experiencing this. Just like the test subjects, you were put through scary tasks and went to bed after. Hope this helped.
Dude that is awesome. Love history
Is it the monster from the Russian sleep creepypasta or a different monster? Cause it sounds similar to that
@@beatlesfan-ej5rz Nah I think it's different cause for that one they made them stay up and not sleep. This one they make them sleep after doing something scary.
Fuck you for that one, I was intrigued for a bit there
"moi yaytsa cheshutsa" fucking legend
8:43 Degenerocity: “There’s only one form of media that continues to consistently scare me to this day.” Zombie: “MY BALLS” This had me laughing!
Bro same 😂
Same bro 💀
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that scares me too
2:01 I’m just wondering where this is from?
One of the most scary experiences I remember as a kid is a memory I have on a summer night where I was watching tv while my brother was asleep, I remember what show was playing too, it was a back at the barnyard show playing on nick. And the episode had something to do with an evil cow coming by to do something bad, I don’t remember the plot too well. But at the end of the episode as it faded to black, the cow poked his head through the fade to say something like “you better not say anything or I’ll find you” and then the tv shut off on its own. I was terrified and all I could hear was the light static of the tv fading and my heart pounding to my chest. I was around 7 I think so this really did scare the fuck out of me, it was a pitch black room, and all I heard was crickets outside my window. I never forgot it. But thinking about it now, the tv turning off was most likely a screen timer so it would shut off after a set time, and the ending could have been something that wasn’t all that threatening and I probably remember it wrong, either way, that’s one of the scariest things I remember from my childhood, it’s dumb, I know but I thought I’d share it to see if anyone else had a similar experience.
@puteqx its always the most remote videos that end up being the most unsettling, all these newer horror stories and videos just aren't as good as they used to be, i would say the emergency alert system that would play is scarier than half the stuff out today, and things are 1000x scarier as a kid if your alone
@puteqxwhy would your aunt do that?
I got slenderman jumpscared by a tap-dancing cow. I woke up fallen off my bed, just like what happened in that dream
now it will find you
TL;DR
0:37 why would we want to see them😂😂
You gotta be prepared to use your pillow as a weapon
@@Slimyboi500 😭😭
You gotta make sure he doesn’t break into your garage and steal your sander belt
Honestly, I have to agree with the feeling of liking getting scared. Analog horror and found footage are some of my favorite horror type videos.
same
Same here
Same, if you haven’t already you gotta watch Gemini home entertainment, it’s fucking crazy
Analog horror is scary but it’s funny to think about what type of person would make them if the situation was real.
@@safarijoe5677 I have, and anyone into analog horror should give it a watch
I’ve had a similar experience, but it’s not really a creepy story-just mad weird when I think back on it. I think I was 5 or 6 years old, and it was Christmas Eve (technically Christmas Day because it was like 3am). I laid awake in bed pretty much all night, pretending to sleep but too excited to actually sleep. I was listening closely for hours, to see if I could hear Santa coming in or something, but it was dead silent. At one point, I did manage to fall asleep, but only for about half an hour. When I woke up I could hear bells ringing, the noise getting louder and louder until I opened my eyes. “Oh shit,” I thought. “Santa’s here!” So I sat up, looked at my door-and I know this is going to sound corny as shit but it’s really what happened: I saw a reindeer. A whole reindeer. In my room. Moving around. Some shit out of a Disney movie, but not animated. Everything looked real except for how it glowed with a blue aura and moved like a mirage, fading in and fading out as it got closer. I looked at the floor. There were actual wet tracks of snow where its footprints would have been. I rubbed my eyes, looked back, and it was still there. At this point I was fully awake and alert and it hadn’t disappeared yet. I got out of bed and ran to go get my mom and show her what I just saw, but of course it was gone when we got back to my room. Maybe I did hallucinate it, but to this day I’ve never had another experience like that. It was magical as shit, but strange at the same time.
Tf you on mate
@@tavi501 bruh💀
Bro wtff this shit happend to one of my homie wtfff like not about how u sat up an all but there was a whole raindeer walking around going through rooms an shit I thought he was prolly making shit up but now u say I'm scared
@@OFGitzyaboy mans so fucking high
Wtf
Man finally someone acknowledges the most relatable thing of all. Looking things up on the internet to watch horror content. Man watching Tats Creepypasta video as a middle school nerd really put the fear of god into me. Now it’s just same old same old. Which is a shame because even newer things like Trevor Henderson stuff is being trivialized. There’s no good horror content anymore
Yeah, same. I love internet horror, but it's too bad to see it losing its steam. It's much more rare to see something actually interesting pop up these days. One of my favorite internet horror channels moved from covering this kind of stuff to True Crime, which, while not having negative feelings towards it, it's just not my jam.
Except for horror games
Except the backrooms
@@gedeonnunes5626 a scary series is theandela catalogues, like even if the actual videos don't disturb you the story is very disturbing (wendigoon has a good breakdown analysis of like the first series of videos)
It was a 3 day weekend and my family went camping, I think I was in the 3rd or 4th grade at the time. I was sleeping alone in the trailer when I suddenly woke up and couldn't go back to sleep. Since I was under the covers I decide to leave them and saw that the trailer looked like an abandoned science facility. With a reception and more facility stuff. I rubbed my eyes since seeing stuff was common for me. But it was still there, I went under my covers and heard bones cracking. I stayed under them until day came along, by then the trailor was normal.
That job application at the beginning of the video made me terrified!
Uncle Ruckus wants to know your location
@@boxoid5230 😭😭😭
@@boxoid5230Uncle Ruckus: “READ NIGGA, READ!!!” 📖
creepypastas despite all the cringe, are truly some of the most creative stories i've heard
just to clarify i mean the old ones
I feel like I should make a reply exept i don’t know what I should type so, okay ig
@munnoh1029 so what?
Yea
And then, there was HYPER REALISTIC BLOOD
The biggest things to scare me from the last couple of years were iceberg videos, especially the ones with REALLY messed up media in them like with shock videos or even gross fan fictions. Also the earliest few analog series are pretty good as well. And Everywhere at the End of Time…good lord that felt too real. At the end of the day it is just media. But your story was really scary as well.
A really scary experience I had when I was younger was when my parents unexpectedly left the house in the middle of the night leaving my brother and me to fend for myself in our trailer. I was the only one awake and I thought that something took them and it was coming for me and my brother next. They just left for a party but that was something I’d never forget. It’s kinda like what happened in Skinamarink.
Bro you would love this one analogue horror called "The Gemini Project"
If you haven't it's a must watch
Same
Scary shit, but what if instead of your parents leaving for a party. They left because your idiotic 4 year old brain started staring at the walls and not responding like a cat, and being my older brother who got freaked out by me and now is alone in a dark house. There were no problems with me, apparently I was doing that all the way to the doctor's office and then they gave me a sprite and I was done.
As much as I want to say my brain just really wanted to drink something and thought of that, I have no recollection of this, so my only explanation is I was either daydreaming hard or possessed until my body saw that sprite
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this by far was the best thing i come across today, maybe week
im in my horror phase rn, and this video come out in my recommendation, such a fun video to enjoy in between the spooky dookie stuff
That job application is the damn scariest thing I’ve ever damn seen
Same
I'm literally just 14 and that made me jump outta mah skin
I experienced something similar to what you were talking about at the end of the video a few years ago I believe. Let me tell you the story. So one night I randomly woke up at probably 1-4 AM and just like you I checked both of the sides of my bed. Once I turned to look on the opposite side I was facing I saw what looked like one of those really creepy scarecrow people. He wasn't doing much and I couldn't hear him but that scared the hell out of me. Eventually after hiding under my covers I fell asleep and once morning came there was no trace of him. I think the reason why I saw him was because I just woke up and my mind was still half asleep causing my dreams and reality to mix. This is also what I think happened to you.
When I was little I was at my dads mom house and it was dark and my dad was just about to take me home . And me and my brothers were playing outside while he talked to my grandmother. The house next to hers was completely empty . And I girl came out , she was a little older than me I was about 7. She didn’t say anything but I started trying to play with her . She scared me so I went to tell my dad . He said there was nobody in that house because that was my grandmothers old house before she moved into the one next door . So I got in the car scared. I will NEVER forget that girl
@Yellow Man my grandmother owned the house next door and her house because the house next door is bigger and she uses that house as storage . All her neighbors are above the age of 50 and she only has a house on the right of her because she lives at the end of the street . And I’ve never see that girl before or ever again
@Yellow Man some might say it was a mischievous act that was acted upon him
The editing is so damn good. Also, loved the ending story narration, sounds exactly like Mr. Nightmare 😂
the last story is probably because you were like half awake and just a weird kind of sleep paralysis but u could move a bit or just a really realistic dream
I really really love the "humans can lick too" story. Gives the perfect amount of horror and dread to people who are susceptible to them or shock to who aren't.
Can you summarize it?
@@high_while_droolin69 a little girl had a dog under her bed that would lick her hand to make her feel better when she try to fall asleep. One night she heard the dog making weird noises and reached down her hand so he can lick it.
When she woke up , she found her dead dog and in the mirror written in blood saying "humans can lick too"
@@high_while_droolin69I'm just going off of memory, but I believe the story is about a person who feels something lick their feet. (Or hands) They assume it's their dog or cat, and then they find their pet dead. I forget what happens after that
@@cheeseman594 no worries, that's kind!!
You mean the drip drip drip story
I've only had one 'supernatural/scary' thing happen to me. I woke up randomly one night and heard a blood curdling scream right over me. I was spooked but I thought I was still dreaming until a little later I heard the exact same scream again and I knew that it was real that time. I remember being too scared to move until I decided to build up my courage and turn on the light. There was nothing. I told my parents but no one believes me. They say it was the neighbors but those screams were in the same room right next to me, I know it
yup that was the wind
lmao
Prolly wind it happend to me before but also my neighbour beat his wife in like 2 in the morning and she was screamin and shit
Exploding head syndrome?
@@1738-l1j bruh moment
Ive had 2 experiences with these things that I dont even know how to explain:
1) I was walking home from practice at night. I live 5 minutes away from my gym so it was a pretty short walk, but the entire time I was walking behind a short pudgy woman in a black coat. She had short blonde hair, wore one of those short tophats and she carried a briefcase with her. After walking up a few stairs and turning left into a wide open space, I followed her and she was nowhere to be seen. She couldnt have ran anywhere because I was really close to her and there were no places to hide there and no doors to go through. I still think about it sometimes.
2) There is a window in a narrow corridor next to my building. The window is to a neighbours shed thats attached to his house. I was walking home from practice (again) and passed through the corridor on my way back when I felt a really tight grip on my right shoulder. I turned around and no one was there, but then I glanced through the window and saw a pale white face in the top right corner of the room that dissapeared after like half a second. I told it to my parents and they just said that Im tired and probably felt a cramp or something, but when I looked in the mirror the skin on my shoulder was red, indicating that something actually touched it. Fucking weird
1)Probably just the wind
2) probably just a breeze
@@Human_traain wind must have been hella strong to lift the lady
Stop goin to practice foh or carry a bible n some holy water bc after that first experience, you should know to stay ready gang
@@Human_traain Bro I mean no offense but those explanations made you sound like that one skeptical dude in horror movies that always dies second or third
@@Manfred_Danfred yes and the movie is called Scary Movie 3
hallucinating after waking up at night is so common i bet many people have this and never even realize. One I used to always get is someone knocking on my door, or people talking in the other room, when I knew there was no one in the house and the knocking didn't make any sense, because it was on my bedroom door, which was open and there was no one in the house, but the knocking I would get almost every night. I've had ones that were off the rails too, like seeing my entire room perfectly while my eyes are closed, then opening my eyes and closing them and it making literally no difference, saw the wall next to my bed be pushed further back than normal, reached out to touch it and could feel the wall was there, but to my eyes it was further back, all of it felt 100% real, not a dream. I used to have them almost daily and figured out it was from drinking too much coffee, had really scary ones too, the typical old hag sitting on your chest and so on, but also some cool ones like a traffic stop sign just sitting in my room, or strange glowing geometric shapes floating around my room. I know a really common one people get is spiders crawling on their walls.
For me, my introduction to horror was the first two Dead Space games, Bioshock, Resident Evil 4, and Silent Hill 2. These games still terrify me, because they weren't afraid to kill you in some of the most gruesome ways imaginable. I wish we had that era of horror back. Maybe some day...
Bioshock scared the absolute shit out of me the first time i played that game.
I don't remember Bioshock being very scary
Outlast trials might bring back the era of horror, who knows
The scariest thing that ever happened to me was when my big family visited one of our relatives in our hometown for a wedding party. Long story short the home of that relative was in a not so small alleyway (cars can go through it) but since it was an alleyway we had to park our 3 cars in front of a small warehouse with pretty minimal lighting.
After chatting with the relative, we were told to eat but my aunt told me to come and bring my uncle over for dinner she said that my uncle was going to rest in the car parked in front of the warehouse, so i came and checked. The car light was on and the seat was leaned back, i checked there was indeed a person resting there, but the person wasn't facing me so i knocked on the window and my uncle still wouldn't face me. At that point I knew something was fishy and knocked one last time when finally that thing faced me and it had no face.
Fr, ong, no🧢. So I ran as fast to the road so i can go back to our relatives house, when coming back I just smiled, after that my mother asked me "why are you smiling" and i said "it wasn't uncle" and she just sat there and didn't understand the context. And get this, the mind boggling thing was when i got back, my uncle came through the kitchen grabbing a plate trying to eat dinner. I was shook, timbers were shivered. Then my aunt thanked me for telling my uncle to eat dinner, and then i told her i didn't tell him to come here and just told the whole shenanigans to her.
That one was one of the scarier experiences i've had, i've experienced poltergeists, voices, and stuff but never had i seen an apparition until that time.
Wtf😳😳😳 Im scared just reading this
Yikes 😱
That’s so scary I really hate hallucinating
idc if this is fake , tell us more experiences
@@ICruz-vq1ze ikr like we need to hear more
Mat pat getting freaky on the couch is crazy.
9:22 I SOMEHOW guessed that spooky’s jumpscare mansion would be in this part of the video, I’m not even joking
I wouldn’t say this was the creepiest thing that has ever happened to me in my life, but it was something that I still get weirded out by from time to time. This is a pretty short one. Back when we used to live in our old house, I used to sleep on the bottom mattress that you could pull from under my parent’s bed. I was still so young to have my own room. Nothing scary or different about the house, but one morning, I woke up to a brown animalistic figure just right beside the mattress. It was so quick that I wasn’t able to remember every single detail about the thing. It snarled and lunged at my leg like a wild animal. In my sheer panic, I got up from the mattress to get away and I remember snapping out of it because I heard my Mom come up the stairs. It disappeared as soon as she came. The reason why it still leaves me baffled to this day, is because when i went to school, I found claw marks on my right leg. I told my Mom about it around 5 years later. For a hallucination, it felt pretty real.
What do you mean “animalistic figure”?
@@chewy99.it was a pretty short experience, but all I could remember was that it had brown fur and white teeth. It snarled before jumping at me. I can't say it looks like any animal, because it was so fast, I only remember a blur. It was that quick to appear and that quick to disappear when my Mom showed up.
Wait so was the animal just waiting for you to wake up to attack you or did you freak out then it attacked you? Either this story kinda crazy.
@@Poorcheeseboy it felt as if it waited for me to wake up. There was a split second where it just stood there and then preceeded to lunge at me.
la creatura
The scariest I've experienced is discrepancies with my memories. Sometimes, a family member would go out and since I am a room goblin staying in a single room, I would lock all the doors so I can stay a goblin. But you see, one of the doors can ONLY be closed from the inside so you gotta understand the panic I've felt when I was supposed to lock the door then it turns out it's already locked. It already happened to me twice, and I still don't know if my memory is just that screwed or there is a mysterious entity thinking it would be funny seeing me panic by its troll. It may have not been as scary as my sleep paralysis experiences(which I have a lot of, so much so that I can predict when I'll be hit by one so I could close my eyes, but unfortunately, I can't stop or numb my senses so it is still uncomfortable when your nightmare is falling off from a high ass tower(I experienced this once and my body hate it), getting stabbed(Idk, my body felt slight pain after every stab) and my most recent one which is getting flung off in a forest. I think I was flying there but since my eyes were closed, I can only conclude that my body was flying through a forest and the uncomfort I only felt is the wind(??) I was constantly feeling while flying through the air. I still don't know the prerequisite of which nightmarish hell I'll experience but I can atleast tell when I'll have 'em, and the most surefire way for me to experience a sleep paralysis is sleeping before 10pm because my body says why not everytime I try to sleep. Also, Deja vu is a beach, idk why it always keep appearing like hell for me.
Zero chance 36 people read this.
@@theecharmingbilly i read it :)
dude I'm not reading that 😭
@@lightweight2467 1 guy said they did. 😂
@@theecharmingbilly i feel guilty because I'm genuinely interested what he has to say but once I press read more ehhhh
13:35 no candles, no bitchs
That’s what I was thinking lol
Lmao I thought the same thing
Paralysis? Pff, that’s nothing! I was outside (of course when I was young) and was sitting under a tree on a hill outside my house. I saw a shadow on the tree that was moving. I assumed it was a bird, and I was right. But when I stood up to get a look, my shadow on the tree DID NOT MOVE. I just stared at it as it just stayed there for like 20 seconds before it slid to the right and was gone. I was alone too! Which really helped my mom believe…
When it comes to the scary experience you had that night, you would be surprised by how vivid dreams and hallucinations can be, I have had dreams in the past that have made me feel mild physical pain if something bad happened to me on the dream, and some sleep paralysis hallucinations (visual and auditive) that have weirded me out, like people talking as if I was on a school cafeteria or spiders crawling around the walls of my room (also, weirdly enough, a food cart at the side of my bed for some reason once?), all of these things happened to me specifically during two years of my life and then never again, I can't remember how long has it been since it happened to me, you probably had something similar, a weird dream-like experience once and never again. Also, notice how you heard whispering but you are not sure about anything coherent she said and how she had the classic ghost woman in white robes look? This makes it more likely that it wasn't real, because those two factors make it very likely that you were being influenced by classic horror tropes, at this point of my life scary evil women in white robes on horror movies make me laugh more than they scare me because of how much of a stereotype they are.
Yeah, this dude says "I WAS *NOT* DREAMING", and goes on to say that this happened to him when sleeping lmao.
I remember not long ago having the most vivid dreaming that I could swear I woke up from my dream, only to actually and really wake up a couple minutes later and get a weird feeling because that waking up in my dream was so fuckin real and I don't remember having dreams within dreams this vivid.
@@MamadNobari Yeah, dreams within dreams are part of it too, I remember having weird "mild" nightmares (nothing too fancy, just feeling uneasy looking around in my room for my bed or seeing weird shit like black shadows") that I would cope with by hiding under my pillow, I wasn't ever afraid because I knew it was a dream, didn't feel real and my movement was slightly hindered, however, sometimes I would wake up to find out shit's still going down and then I would get annoyed as fcuk having to wait before I could wake up, these things would usually happen to me after falling sleep as a consequence of a very good masturbation session I am not joking, I really don't know what the fuck was wrong with me those two years?
@@MamadNobari that's a common thing to me, I woke up like 5 times..
Facts, I have severe lack of sleep sometimes & the hallucinations are crazy, it's usually thousands of insects crawling on my bed or something lol
I once had a dream where I got shot in the heart and I actually felt pain, like there was heat in my chest where I got shot and I deadass thought it was real life. After waking up I could still feel that "pain" for a couple hours.
If your looking for more horror you should look into the strange disappearances that happen in national parks and forests. There are some truly strange stories out there. One that still gives me chills, I don't remember it fully but it goes like this, a kid got lost at Mt Shasta, search and rescue found the kid on a path they already searched. A while later after the ordeal had passed, the kid told his grandma that he didn't like the "other" grandma. She was like who? The kid said the one from the forest, he was taken to a cave by an identical looking grandma and there were other humans he described as "robots", the other people never moved, and there were various items like rucksacks and things there too. The kid described that the grandma was a "robot" and had sparkling eyes. The grandma told him to defecate on a piece of paper but he couldn't, "it" insisted and got agitated, but then the grandma returned him back to the path where he was then found. There's more to it but that apparently is a true story from just 2014. The kid's parents knew about it when the grandma enquired but they refused to ask too many questions so that he can move on from this.
I heard a story that a man found a cave or opening in Mount Shasta through which he found a lost city with 8ft talk human skeletons some 40-50 years back but he couldn't do anything alone so he returned home and sold the information and location of it to a archaeological company when the company's men went there they couldn't find anything and by that time the man was dead , and another story goes ( I read this on one videos comment section ) The man wrote that he saw some weird lights on Mount Shasta and asked the locals about it and they said it must be reflection of something so the man decided to investigate it by going with some binocular lens at night towards there as he went there in night some goverment officials came with a car and stopped him and asked him politely to go home
I live near mt Shasta.
@@M0nkey196Have fun meeting with the robots
Missing 411
@@madhumitakumari1617there’s a bunch of weird shit about mt shasta, it’s literally like a conduit for paranormal/alien activity
The Mr. Nightmare impression is IMPECCABLE
That's because he IS mr nightmare
putin uses the n-word
@@CathywhalesSODDDAAAA
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5:58 is everyone going to just ignore that?
I've been saying this
As someone with a personal traumatic experience
I once jumped into a dam without knowing of how deep it was so I jumped in then when I was inside my body couldnt move, it felt like if I was frozen for some reason that was the time when i was was in like 5th grade, I saw the Light for 5 seconds until someone rescued me Thanks to that guy tho truly my life saviour and ever since I never went to deep in
Funny
You expecting sympathy or something? Son, this is the internet.
Do it again.
@@ferdinand5223 I dont care
@@madmonty4761it's funny when you do it
...okay?
“I loved Creepypastas, I couldn’t get enough of them. Squidward treats himself, and Ben breathing were big parts of my childhood”
ben breathing had me genuinely laugh my ass off
I never really thought about it, but yeah, there's wasnt really a whole lot of stuff that scared me on RUclips from the time that I was 13-18. However, nexpo, Nightmind, Lemino, Barely Sociable ans Jacob geller have filled that void in the last 2 years. Talking about internet mysteries, real world events and people have really ignited my love for RUclips horror and thriller type videos again. I just wish they would upload more
disrupt and wendigoon are also great for this type of co tent!
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@@PoopingLad those guys too
You should start listening to Let's Read and Lazy Masquerade, they upload pretty regularly
Fear of depths really is one of the best videos on the site
For anyone wondering about those night visions, there is a pretty uncommon term called Hypnagogic hallucinations which is state during which you are in REM sleep but you’re still partially awake so you see things that aren’t there and only figure it out once you break out of this state.
I remember sometimes seeing dozens spiders in my bed and running away, screaming, or talking with friends in my room only to notice that I was actually alone. The « best » ones I’ve had was to see a strange, almost otherworldly colorful triangle hover and spin above my legs or seeing a long vine creeping in my room, stretching toward my face.
It’s really something that can be either cool, beautiful or outright terrifying.
Yea I had that once, i saw an unending amount of furry tarantulas slowly falling from the sky, and when I would touch them their body’s would break apart. Weird thing is, at the time I was really afraid of spiders, but it didn’t feel scary at all to me.
I would be shitting bricks if I realized I wasn’t actually talking to anybody
That might have happened to me. I looked outside and saw two trees fighting but the trees kept shifting in to monsters
My room was filled with bugs, went to sleep, woke up and saw the same exact thing, went to sleep and the third time I actually was brought back to reality
I had one where I was staring in the mirror brushing my teeth and when I looked back there was a beetles crawling into my nose and my ears and y’all…I cried for at least an hour begging my mom to take me to the doctor because I could feel them in there and had horrible headaches for the rest of the day 😭 I swear it wasn’t a hallucination guys
One of my favorite scary things to this day is reachanimation’s perspective video, haven’t heard a lot of people talk about it but even though it’s fnaf it is fire