Weeping angels are easily the creepiest monsters ever. There is something just fundamentally unerving about something that ONLY moves when you're NOT looking at it.
@@Dr.hatreda quick search shows the earliest trackable "blink statue" idea predates both Weeping Angels and SCP. However, weeping angels still seems to predate scp 173 but not by much
Yeah, cause that's what predators in nature do. You ever seen a cat play fight with other cats? They wait for an opening. The second you don't look, they're closer, until eventually they jump ya. I believe that's why angels are so goddamn scary, we folks still fear predators, even when we've grown out of them
I never watched doctor who, but way back when I was 7, I played lego dimensions and there was a doctor who mission with the angels and it terrified me till this day. (I know it lego but it still creepy).
I’ve never watched doctor who but I find it absolutely amazing how they’ve managed to make one of the scariest media monsters , that don’t even move half the time
The fact that weeping angels don't have to look like angels is terrifying. They can be anywhere, look like anything. They don't even have to move when you look away, they can play the long game and fool you into thinking they're a normal statue so you'll get close enough. The perfect ambush predator
The angels are absolutely terrifying, especially the scene where they radio the soldiers and you think they’ve been talking to a soldier but it’s actually a angel mimicking a soldier it killed.
@@SalamanderWilliamsonI don’t believe he was truly like awake or alive when they did it, they used his body like a puppet manipulating it so that speech functions enough to communicate with humans and that memory was active enough to extract his previous memories and use them, other than that I assume they likely wouldn’t waste any energy bringing him any further back to life because it’s cruel and provides no benefit to them. The angels are messed up but we always gotta remember they are technically “animals” in a sense and they kill based on their knowledge of the cosmos but also mostly based on instinct
@notsoholysaint5359 They ripped out his cerebral cortex and reanimated his consciousness. Not just his memories. They revived his mind to talk for him, including his memories, his personality, and his speech patterns. In a weird way its both the angel and him talking, the angel doesn't directly control it. Example, when he tells him that, Dr. Responds "So when you say that you're coming up it's..." then the dead soldier, slightly panicked, says; "Yes, sir, it's the angel she's coming!" Which was probably against what the angel wanted to tell him since it gives time to prepare
Weeping angels are pure horror. You can’t fight them, you can’t run away cause they are faster, the only escape is slowly leave and prey you aren’t alone and time your blinks. That is, if you aren’t already surrounded.
@@TankManHeavy they are extremely durable and “cry” (not in a wavelength we can detect) when you damage or harm them in anyway which will call more. You can brake them though and I’m fairly certain if you shatter them enough they could be destroyed. it’s just really extremely difficult to do that especially when you’re getting sweat and dust in your eyes while under the constant threat of more appearing while you’re trying to chisel this one down.
The freakiest part about this reveal is when they reveal that every statue they'd passed along their way was following them slowly. When they checked behind them around the corner, they discovered more starved angels demonstrating that while they may not be fast in this state, they're all very much alive and trying to close in on them. Which would be absolutely horrifying, because even without the one angel in that ruin that was EXTREMELY well fed, the rest of them would eventually surround them to the point that they couldn't get out if they didn't notice sooner.
@@bryanlemmens68 "The Time of Angels". You can Google the season and episode, but that's the title. It's a two part story that continues in "Flesh and Stone". It's probably one of the freakiest Doctor Who stories I've seen as they introduce a lot of new abilities to the Weeping Angels that they didn't have before.
@@fastbandit1853 basically, weeping angels are antagonistic creatures in the Dr who universe. Nobody knows what they really look like because when observed, they turn to stone instantaneously and nobody can take pictures or videos of them because that which holds the image of a weeping angel becomes itself an angel. The observation rule also applies to the Weeping angels themselves, meaning they can't look at each other without becoming frozen in place. Which is why they cover their faces, making them appear like they're crying, hence the name weeping angels. They also need to feed on energy to survive. Most of the time, how they feed is by grabbing somebody, sending them back in time to way before they were ever born, and feeding on the temporal energy of the time that they would have lived for if they hadn't encountered a weeping angel. Weeping Angels that have been extremely well fed have a vast power set, extending from crazy fast speed to be able to cover miles in the blink of an eye, to the ability to turn out lights even when observed, to being able to climb into somebody's eyes to kill them from the inside, to being able to rip out a piece of a person's brain to reanimate a version of their consciousness to talk for them, to in extreme cases, according to the Doctor himself, being able to switch off the sun. However, Weeping Angels that have gone a very long time without feeding lose their powers, losing the ability to do all these scary extra things, losing most of their speed to only being able to follow slowly like in this episode, and their physical form erodes, which is bad for them since a great deal of their power comes from their appearance. The only way to restore their form and powers of course is to feed on certain forms of energy, which they do in this episode.
I love how this entire thing ties with the "observer effect" in quantum mechanics. The quantum particles are in superposition (indefinite state) until they're observed, just like angels.. if the angels are thought to be in 2 states, living and statue, observing them puts them in statue state, so when not looking you don't know if they're living or statue (superposition)
The indefinite state theory of quantum particles has been rectified. It isn't "Upon observation they take a certain state", its that because they are quantum, the instruments we use are still too strong and "observing" (recording) their positions applies a force on them, causing their path to change.
More specifically, they killed the soldier and “stole” his voice, using him to speak. That scene was honestly a horrifying realization as he explains over the radio that he died.
Weeping Angels are one of the best examples of how good writing trumps special effects. One of the most terrifying monsters in media and you never even see them doing anything. The idea behind them and how the sheer dread that the characters treat them with does everything that's needed to make them terrifying. Now that is some excellent writing.
@@Kalliomaki.O Well of course he did, he's Dr. Who. Seriously though, I don't want to give spoilers because these episodes are really great. It's a two part story, the first episode is The Time of Angels and the second is Flesh and Stone and they are some of my favorite Dr. Who episodes. They are definitely worth watching.
Weeping angels are a species of alien creature that turns to stone when you look at them. When you look away, or even blink, they are able to move. They're in an underground cemetery (referred to as the maze of the dead) and an entire army of weeping angels are there with them. They've been stuck in the cave without energy to feed on, so they look like regular statues. The only reason they realized they were angels is because the race that lives on the planet has 2 heads and all the statues have 1. Weak angels, like these, can **only** kill you, because they're starving and weak. Full strength angels send you to another time period to live. No one you know, no one who knows you, no way to get back to your time, and the rest of your life to feel the anguish. A fate worse than death.
I just gotta say what an amazing enemy faction the angels are. Terrifying yet not intentionally evil or even deadly technically. They feed on a beings time by teleporting them too the past, thus they dont kill thier victoms nor do they attack out of some evil sadistic nature but rather a need to feed. Very rare we find writers capable of such great enemies as the writers of doctor who.
“Dont blink, blink and you’re dead, they are fast. Faster than you can believe. Dont turn your back. Dont look away. And dont blink” Edit: your to you’re (yeah… that guy commented…)
@@lucherren9871 Yeah I never liked that. Originally that didn't happen, which also meant they weren't necessarily angels. They just appeared as angels once observed. They could look like anything when they move. But that scene basically retcons that.
give dafamation on angel. Fcuk u guys. Angel is kind never fall. Fallen angel idea is wrong, they are djin not angel. Other entity who help lucifer. Not angel. Angel from light, lucifer and djin from fire. Stop make bad about angel. Your bible have been corrupt
@@lamborlambor6730 give dafamation on angel. Fcuk u guys. Angel is kind never fall. Fallen angel idea is wrong, they are djin not angel. Other entity who help lucifer. Not angel. Angel from light, lucifer and djin from fire. Stop make bad about angel. Your bible have been corrupt
What about The Silence? The idea that you've been surrounded by these freaky beings your whole life and never once noticed... or rather, you noticed all the time, but you can never, ever remember.
I think its a shame they let us see the angels move in this special. I loved in the introductory episode for them that we had no way to know if they're stone when nobody is looking, or if they turn to stone when they're observed. I think they're more effective if you don't know, but they're still metal as hell :)
Okay. It's not your fault that I've explain this so many times now but bear with me here. You are not seeing the angel moving. Not exactly. In between the frames of a film there are miniscule gaps that exist which are incomprehensibly small. But to a being as fast as a weeping angel it's just large enough to move a nanometer at a time compounding it all together into inches which is why they're moving so slow
not exactly, they're just screaming which makes them do an evil face (humans cant hear) to show that they're almost "locking on" and are about to pounce onto their prey or in other cases calling out to other angels nearby who can hear the screams of each other
Fun fact: you can defeat them by tricking two into staring at each other. Also there are versions of them that look like baby statues, and when they move, they *giggle.*
@@ezyduzit9050 I watched as a kid, it was the angels and the one episode where they are in space suits and keep repeating “hey who turned off the lights” that scare the shit out of me till this day
This show is at its best when it’s more horror imo. The body horror of cybermen, the jump scares and tension of weeping angels, etc etc. I wish they’d lean into that more often. Like they did in Matt Smith’s era.
the angels are probs one of the best incarnations of Lovecraft like horror in doctor who's 50+ year history because like the doctor they are one of the more obscure species in the story you don't even know were they came from for sure they work because of how unknowable and weird they really are
@@MostUndignified David Tennant did have a lot of horror tbh, if I’m honest I probably think Matt smith had more because I was a lot younger with David tennant and I wouldn’t be surprised if my parents purposely stopped me from watching a lot of those episodes lol.
It was so casually dropped earlier that the original residents had two heads that most of us missed that reference...until the Doctor pointed it out. Then we're all like "oh shit!"
Used to love Doctor Who, it was an amazing show, one of the best. I hope they can course correct and recapture some of that magic again in the upcoming seasons.
Notice this, if you put the angels in a circle where they are facing eachother in a room with light, they will be forever stuck since they’re greatest weakness is they’re able to stop themselves by looking at eachother..
Ship them to a planet with multiple suns so it has no nights. Then they'll at least be stuck there for a few billion years. Few hundred if you can find a planet around a couple of red dwarfs
I love he talked about them species on the planet having two heads and no one, not even the audience realized the implications of that until he said it and they moved
It's funny to think that the animal species or even human species might have developed two heads as a way to survive the angels, which could mean that the angels were there a long time.
God I hated that they made the angels move on screen. Part of the lore thwt was really interesting was an image of an angel is an angel, so the audience looking at it meant the angel was frozen. Also since they trapped the angels in that first episode with them when they were shaking the tardis, angels in the ship would all have to walk with their eyes closed or they would be seeing the angel in front of them, turning it to stone until only the ones in the back were left. Kinda breaks the whole “your surrounded by angels and there are hundreds” though
they didn't move on screen. they moved in between the camera frames. if they can move in the flash of a gunfire, they can move in the tiny infinitesimal space between camera frames.
I can agree on that, but something really creeps me out to this day, that episode with water aliens on Mars. So fucking terrifying that a single drop of water can infect u with that
This episode is way creepier than Blink for me. The idea of the old Angels just being left to either and crumble into nothing, mixed with the sudden realization that there are hundreds of them down there chills me to the bone.
Even more terrifying to realize it’s the last of the weeping angel’s population down there so they are all going into a frenzy like state bc they haven’t eaten in so long
@@asafardaleventeli695 imma guess ur wondering abt 173, it's a concrete statue that moves when someone either blinks or is out of their eyesight. It either looks like a statue with a peanut shaped head or body of concrete with a head connected with rebar as well as rebar for arms and legs.
For me the most terryfing part of this episode is when they came to the initial realization that the species that inhabited this planet prior had 2 heads, and the statues only have 1. You could see the fear in the doctor's eyes, but he wasnt yet ready to confirm his theory and panic everyone else.
Weeping Angels are a race of predatory creatures from the long-running science fiction series Doctor Who. Episodes in which they've made appearances: "Blink" (2007) "The Time of Angels" / "Flesh and Stone" (2010) "The Angels Take Manhattan" (2012) "Once, Upon Time" (2021) "Village of the Angels" (2021)
A really nice touch in the episode, is close to the beginning when they start walking through the cavern, River and the doctor are talking about the ancient civilization that it came from, and how an unusual feature of the alien species is that they have two heads. And it’s very easy to just take that information in without even realizing the foreshadowing they gave. And once the doctor realizes that little detail, he suddenly realizes exactly what kind of danger they’re all in. Because they thought they were only looking for 1 weeping angel.
As much problems this 2 episodes have, whole realization that we( Doctor, companions and most of audience, including me) overlooked that on planet with two headed people is so many one head statues while hunting weeping angel and now they are in middle of their territory was horrific and genius. This music was perfect for that moment.
Yeah I stopped watching because of the angle episode lol, it took me like a good 10 years to recober from the trauma where I can watch shorts like this. I don't know if I can watch the episodes again. I'll def try sometime but yeah.
@@sipi2009Near my house is full of statues, so I let you imagine how scary it looks sometimes in the morning or in late night when I remember this episode😂
I will never not have nightmares about the weeping angels, such a simplistic enemy, but for some reason the single most scary monster i have ever seen in a fiction ever.
Honestly never much cared for Dr. Who, but this episode will always hold a special place in my heart, as it is the episode that inspired the creepypasta post for SCP-173 and thus spawned the entire SCP Foundation fiction
@@ZORO---8bro it's not a movy or series SCP foundation is a place where they capture abnormal monsters many of them and some are invincible too check it out on RUclips bro goodluck👍
Shows called doctor who in case you want to check it out, and the reason he immediately goes from - let me see real quick - to - oh shit - is because he's delt with angels before and knows they are extremely dangerous.
The moment that gave me chills was just before this scene when the doctor and river almost instantly said “Oh” The reason they figured that they were more than likely angels was due to the fact that the place they were in while searching for a lone weeping Angel was supposed to be a sort of tomb for an alien race called “The Aplans”, Now the thing about The Aplans is that they have two heads…Now why would a tomb solely meant for an alien race with two heads only have statues with one head? Turns out all the statues were weakened and starved weeping angels that were slowly but surely getting their strength back, the worst part being that the doctor only realised this while being in the middle of it.
And yet at the time people loved to shit on Moffat. He came up with the weeping angels and vashta Narada. Matt Smith's was my favorite run because of him, his companions the overarching stories and some really fun and scary monsters.
I'm kind of sad that they forgot the whole 'they hide their face so they don't look at each other, their greatest weapon is also their greatest curse' thing. They're just all looking like it doesn't affect the other angels.
@@DiafolEternal Depend on what counts as being looked at, I guess; even in the dark, they're still in each other's field of view and since they're made of stone, I really don't understand why they would need light to 'see'.
This was a fantastic reveal in the episode, they literally talk about how this species had 2 heads, and just like them you don't even realise the statues only have one
The show is called Doctor Who
The Music is Called Sonne and is by Rammstein
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@@Curz3d_ yes i agree
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Daemon Targaryen and Doctor 🗿
Where to watch all seasons
When a show can flip from sci fi to horror real quick.
Doll house episode from smith 💀😭😂
Most legendary game of Red Light Green Light
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Both. It's both
this episode was hella scary because we actually see the angels move slowly.
@@shatteredgl455 you found that horrific as in horror?
Weeping angels are easily the creepiest monsters ever. There is something just fundamentally unerving about something that ONLY moves when you're NOT looking at it.
Scp
@@Dr.hatreda quick search shows the earliest trackable "blink statue" idea predates both Weeping Angels and SCP. However, weeping angels still seems to predate scp 173 but not by much
Yeah, cause that's what predators in nature do. You ever seen a cat play fight with other cats? They wait for an opening. The second you don't look, they're closer, until eventually they jump ya. I believe that's why angels are so goddamn scary, we folks still fear predators, even when we've grown out of them
@@Dr.hatred stolen from this concept it would seem
Did any of y’all play Lego dimensions and get scared on the Dr who level that had the weeping angels
Lets all admit the weeping angels are one of the scariest doctor who villains
I never watched doctor who, but way back when I was 7, I played lego dimensions and there was a doctor who mission with the angels and it terrified me till this day.
(I know it lego but it still creepy).
@@kimberlyrichardson5943 yeah the vashtanarada are pretty creepy especially when they possess people and walk around like zombies
What about literal Satan and the creature from the midnight zone
"are you my mummy" haunted me for weeks
Honestly yeah.
I’ve never watched doctor who but I find it absolutely amazing how they’ve managed to make one of the scariest media monsters , that don’t even move half the time
they never move
(if we dont count when they do in the next episode, ruined them for me)
Doctor who, scaring children for the past 50 years
Didn’t they basically insinuate every statue was just a low powered weeping angel? That shit mortified me when I was watching this before school.
@@wendigojimmay9150 I always assumed it was insinuating that any statue could be one
@@baileygregory9192 sure shivered my timbers back in the day ahahahha
The fact that weeping angels don't have to look like angels is terrifying. They can be anywhere, look like anything. They don't even have to move when you look away, they can play the long game and fool you into thinking they're a normal statue so you'll get close enough. The perfect ambush predator
Throwback to the weeping angel statue of liberty
Don’t mess me up like that, I’m too paranoid and superstitious for this shit. lol
Wasn't there a reel at the end of the episode of random statues around the globe?
@@mickenziecruse9505Yeah it was the most terrifying thing of the entire show
But also: Everything that looks like an angle is an angle. So they can be on TV or a video casette.
The angels are absolutely terrifying, especially the scene where they radio the soldiers and you think they’ve been talking to a soldier but it’s actually a angel mimicking a soldier it killed.
The worst part is, that was the soldier's memories and thoughts, used by the angel.
No they reanimated part of his consciousness
@@devonation8348 So it was him (the soldier, I presume) there. They used him. That's more messed up.
@@SalamanderWilliamsonI don’t believe he was truly like awake or alive when they did it, they used his body like a puppet manipulating it so that speech functions enough to communicate with humans and that memory was active enough to extract his previous memories and use them, other than that I assume they likely wouldn’t waste any energy bringing him any further back to life because it’s cruel and provides no benefit to them. The angels are messed up but we always gotta remember they are technically “animals” in a sense and they kill based on their knowledge of the cosmos but also mostly based on instinct
@notsoholysaint5359 They ripped out his cerebral cortex and reanimated his consciousness. Not just his memories. They revived his mind to talk for him, including his memories, his personality, and his speech patterns.
In a weird way its both the angel and him talking, the angel doesn't directly control it. Example, when he tells him that, Dr. Responds "So when you say that you're coming up it's..." then the dead soldier, slightly panicked, says; "Yes, sir, it's the angel she's coming!" Which was probably against what the angel wanted to tell him since it gives time to prepare
“The Angel has no voice” one of the scariest lines ever said in a movie
what the name of this pls
@@StraightTelly2 Doctor Who
MOVIE? its a show
why tho
@@Vampyrr because they ripped out a soldier's brain, and used it to speak via his voice.
Series 5, episode 4. The Time of Angels. For anyone wondering :)
Thank you so much
Thanks!
Much appreciated 👍
But what is the movie name
@@Red_legion-69 it's Doctor Who - this is a big serial
Weeping angels are pure horror. You can’t fight them, you can’t run away cause they are faster, the only escape is slowly leave and prey you aren’t alone and time your blinks. That is, if you aren’t already surrounded.
Blink one eye at a time 😂
@@randomlygeneratedname7171will that work lol
@@Unspeakable_Edits Of course unless the creatures discriminate one eyed people 😅
So what happens if you take a sledgehammer to one of them? Do they just break apart? Do they animate & fight back even though you are watching?
@@TankManHeavy they are extremely durable and “cry” (not in a wavelength we can detect) when you damage or harm them in anyway which will call more.
You can brake them though and I’m fairly certain if you shatter them enough they could be destroyed.
it’s just really extremely difficult to do that especially when you’re getting sweat and dust in your eyes while under the constant threat of more appearing while you’re trying to chisel this one down.
One of the very few times adding your own music to a scene works. Very nice song choice.
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@@ElTitoMitxuthat's not what this comment means lol
what's the song called?
@@neioni Sonne - Rammstein
It’s posted in the first comment also😁
also they balanced the song vs clip, instead of the standard tiktok rip that run the music over so loud you hear nothing
The freakiest part about this reveal is when they reveal that every statue they'd passed along their way was following them slowly. When they checked behind them around the corner, they discovered more starved angels demonstrating that while they may not be fast in this state, they're all very much alive and trying to close in on them. Which would be absolutely horrifying, because even without the one angel in that ruin that was EXTREMELY well fed, the rest of them would eventually surround them to the point that they couldn't get out if they didn't notice sooner.
What episode was this?
@@bryanlemmens68 "The Time of Angels". You can Google the season and episode, but that's the title. It's a two part story that continues in "Flesh and Stone". It's probably one of the freakiest Doctor Who stories I've seen as they introduce a lot of new abilities to the Weeping Angels that they didn't have before.
Can you give me some context about the weeping angels and and what being fed has to do with them?
@@fastbandit1853 basically, weeping angels are antagonistic creatures in the Dr who universe. Nobody knows what they really look like because when observed, they turn to stone instantaneously and nobody can take pictures or videos of them because that which holds the image of a weeping angel becomes itself an angel. The observation rule also applies to the Weeping angels themselves, meaning they can't look at each other without becoming frozen in place. Which is why they cover their faces, making them appear like they're crying, hence the name weeping angels. They also need to feed on energy to survive. Most of the time, how they feed is by grabbing somebody, sending them back in time to way before they were ever born, and feeding on the temporal energy of the time that they would have lived for if they hadn't encountered a weeping angel. Weeping Angels that have been extremely well fed have a vast power set, extending from crazy fast speed to be able to cover miles in the blink of an eye, to the ability to turn out lights even when observed, to being able to climb into somebody's eyes to kill them from the inside, to being able to rip out a piece of a person's brain to reanimate a version of their consciousness to talk for them, to in extreme cases, according to the Doctor himself, being able to switch off the sun. However, Weeping Angels that have gone a very long time without feeding lose their powers, losing the ability to do all these scary extra things, losing most of their speed to only being able to follow slowly like in this episode, and their physical form erodes, which is bad for them since a great deal of their power comes from their appearance. The only way to restore their form and powers of course is to feed on certain forms of energy, which they do in this episode.
@@amokriinprolgiid3409I'm good, they're scary as all hell. 🥲
I love how this entire thing ties with the "observer effect" in quantum mechanics. The quantum particles are in superposition (indefinite state) until they're observed, just like angels.. if the angels are thought to be in 2 states, living and statue, observing them puts them in statue state, so when not looking you don't know if they're living or statue (superposition)
Damn bro u explained it in the most scientific and easy way possible
Perfect explanation 👌🏼
It's the cat idea all over again
@@thelime3071yea schrodinger's cat
The indefinite state theory of quantum particles has been rectified. It isn't "Upon observation they take a certain state", its that because they are quantum, the instruments we use are still too strong and "observing" (recording) their positions applies a force on them, causing their path to change.
The episodes with the angels are genuinely some of the most terrifying episodes
Which show is this
@@adibhasan7247I need to know also
@@adibhasan7247 "dr. Who" but one of the later seasons
I havnt seen the whole series..but are all the stone angels evil..are thr any goodones?
@@ncpyro892They're not really angels. They're space vampires that feed off time energy.
“The angels have no voice”
Gives one chills 🥶🫨
I don't get it.
@@lqg4395the weeping angels have no voice so they mimicked the soldier's voice
@@Samael-the-forgotten*stole.
More specifically, they killed the soldier and “stole” his voice, using him to speak. That scene was honestly a horrifying realization as he explains over the radio that he died.
Watched so much of this show growing up. Never had serious nightmares till the weeping angels
For me the floods of Mars gave me more nightmares
It's a show?
What's the name?
@COSMIC_GIGA_CHAD_2468 no the episode of Doctor who, floods of Mars, the monsters were pure nightmare fuel
@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095 I know, I was talking about the episode.
Weeping Angels are one of the best examples of how good writing trumps special effects. One of the most terrifying monsters in media and you never even see them doing anything. The idea behind them and how the sheer dread that the characters treat them with does everything that's needed to make them terrifying. Now that is some excellent writing.
Do you know how this ended? Did dr who and others escape or outsmart them somehow
@@Kalliomaki.O Well of course he did, he's Dr. Who. Seriously though, I don't want to give spoilers because these episodes are really great. It's a two part story, the first episode is The Time of Angels and the second is Flesh and Stone and they are some of my favorite Dr. Who episodes. They are definitely worth watching.
@@kurokaze511 great
"It snapped m'neck sir" "it wasent as painless as I thought it'd be"
That sent shivers down my spine
Especially when you find out, they’re word from a as dead man…
“The angel has no voice” SHIVERS
@@Quantm_Raddspeak English
Scp-173 moment
I don't even know the show but "They're angels. All of them" that shit just sounds so hard 💀
That's what I was thinking
Dr Who season 5 episodes 4&5
it's a great show i would recommend
Weeping angels are a species of alien creature that turns to stone when you look at them. When you look away, or even blink, they are able to move.
They're in an underground cemetery (referred to as the maze of the dead) and an entire army of weeping angels are there with them. They've been stuck in the cave without energy to feed on, so they look like regular statues. The only reason they realized they were angels is because the race that lives on the planet has 2 heads and all the statues have 1.
Weak angels, like these, can **only** kill you, because they're starving and weak. Full strength angels send you to another time period to live.
No one you know, no one who knows you, no way to get back to your time, and the rest of your life to feel the anguish. A fate worse than death.
Oh you are missing out. Dr. Who is an absolute joy to watch.
Interesting fact: angels can block each others movements by looking at each other. So those angels ripped their eyes off.
really? this mustve been mentioned in 10's run cause ive seen everything 11 and up and never heard of this
My thought process exactly.
That’s crazy and scary
@@cockgobblin9179 doctor 10 tricked 4 angels into staring at each other and they were locked like that forever.
@@cockgobblin9179 it comes up in their first Appearance "blink" which is during 10's run, yes.
Man, sometimes I forget how good Dr. Who used to be.
“I didn’t escape, sir. The angel killed me too” was actually one of the best lines I’ve ever heard in media. Pure terror
"The angels have no voice..."
Movie name?
@@bladel9 its Dr Who tv show
"Who have I been praying to all this time?" Takes it for me
I just gotta say what an amazing enemy faction the angels are. Terrifying yet not intentionally evil or even deadly technically. They feed on a beings time by teleporting them too the past, thus they dont kill thier victoms nor do they attack out of some evil sadistic nature but rather a need to feed. Very rare we find writers capable of such great enemies as the writers of doctor who.
Movie name?
@@raymondgeorge69 its a British tv series called doctor who, specifically this is series 5 of the reboot series.
They literally snapped a soldiers neck in this episode haha
Bro bob died to the angles...
What about the one that made that one woman count to make her scared for fun? Sounds pretty sadistic to me
"one last short before bed"
the short:
Yup... Me rn
Facts😢
Meeee tooooo😮
This short made me a fan of doctor who. I am awake at 3:38 am in morning looking for weeping angels in doctor who.
we all like that hhhh
“You’re not talking to me sir, Angels don’t have voices.”
Bro just made the hardest doctor clip of all time
100% agree. That music.
@@ObamacareMishra what's the music name
@@Jimmy-qt5dmSonne by Rammstein
He’s made too many
Yeah this one goes pretty hard.
“Dont blink, blink and you’re dead, they are fast. Faster than you can believe. Dont turn your back. Dont look away. And dont blink”
Edit: your to you’re (yeah… that guy commented…)
Time your blinks so you have one person looking at all times.
just blink one eye at a time
@@DieselMonstar965 I see what you mean I doubt that'll work
@@AzBeastmode34 you're still looking at it so
SCP-173
i love how they move when the viewer also doesnt see them its such a good concept
you can see it move in one off the clips here tho
@@lucherren9871 Not the viewer of the show, the viewer of the angels.
@@senittoaoflightning4404originally it was both
@@lucherren9871 Yeah I never liked that. Originally that didn't happen, which also meant they weren't necessarily angels. They just appeared as angels once observed. They could look like anything when they move. But that scene basically retcons that.
movie name
Plot twist : all torches malfunction at the same time. 💀
🇬🇧
Imagine those in real life. I would be dead, everyone would, those statues are horrifying
As seen in this same episode the Angel's can turn off lights remotely even while they are stone which is seen in blink as well.
give dafamation on angel. Fcuk u guys. Angel is kind never fall. Fallen angel idea is wrong, they are djin not angel. Other entity who help lucifer. Not angel. Angel from light, lucifer and djin from fire. Stop make bad about angel. Your bible have been corrupt
@@lamborlambor6730 give dafamation on angel. Fcuk u guys. Angel is kind never fall. Fallen angel idea is wrong, they are djin not angel. Other entity who help lucifer. Not angel. Angel from light, lucifer and djin from fire. Stop make bad about angel. Your bible have been corrupt
This song goes perfectly with this show. Just perfect. Please make more, i would love to see more edits. Thank you for taking your time to make these
Seriously I’m eating all of these up ahahah
Somme (Rammstein)
@@michaelandrews1480*Sonne
@@michaelandrews1480 with double n, not m
@@michaelandrews1480*Sonne*
The way his eyes went wide and kept open was magnificent
Reason why the show died is because they replaced doctor with a femgal
@@Thunder_warriorwhat are you on about?
@@Thunder_warriorit wasn't her fault, she tried her best to be the doctor. It was the writers fault.
@@Thunder_warrior Can you plz tell me the show name?
@@furquan_akhtar doctor who
For anyone wondering it's from tv show Doctor Who season 5 episode 4
I am wondering whats that song.Do you know?
@@necrossff1964Rammstein - Sonne
@@patriciopetri9886 Thanxx ❤
Dr. Who???
@@furr7497nice one
The only enemies in dr.who that literally keep me up at night.
Did you watch waters of mars?
@@MostUndignified Or Silence in the library?
What about The Silence? The idea that you've been surrounded by these freaky beings your whole life and never once noticed... or rather, you noticed all the time, but you can never, ever remember.
Same here but its not weeping angels that keep me up
"Are you my mummy"
I think its a shame they let us see the angels move in this special. I loved in the introductory episode for them that we had no way to know if they're stone when nobody is looking, or if they turn to stone when they're observed.
I think they're more effective if you don't know, but they're still metal as hell :)
Don't you mean "stoned as hell"?... I'm sorry
there's scenes where no character can see an angle but the viewer can which made it seem like you were stopping them as well
There stone not metal
Okay. It's not your fault that I've explain this so many times now but bear with me here. You are not seeing the angel moving. Not exactly. In between the frames of a film there are miniscule gaps that exist which are incomprehensibly small. But to a being as fast as a weeping angel it's just large enough to move a nanometer at a time compounding it all together into inches which is why they're moving so slow
Fun Fact: If an Angel’s mouth is open, it’s screaming in pain and agony. The other ones just still handle it
why are they in pain?
Since they cant move, or do anything. Painfull situation to be in.
not exactly, they're just screaming which makes them do an evil face (humans cant hear) to show that they're almost "locking on" and are about to pounce onto their prey or in other cases calling out to other angels nearby who can hear the screams of each other
@@zimborg They CAN scream in pain, there's another episode where someone tortured one and so many angels came for him.
Name of the movie? Please?
They were the most scariest things I have ever witnessed on a doctor who film. But man they are so wickedly cool.
Fun fact: you can defeat them by tricking two into staring at each other.
Also there are versions of them that look like baby statues, and when they move, they *giggle.*
Ah HELL no
@@hitleredits-v1o i remember watching dr who as a kid at like 9 years old and the angels are the only things that scared me
@@ezyduzit9050 fr. I haven't watched it yet but that shit seems terrifying.
@@ezyduzit9050 I watched as a kid, it was the angels and the one episode where they are in space suits and keep repeating “hey who turned off the lights” that scare the shit out of me till this day
@@RichielaurensIII damn, i dont remember much about dr who because i was really young but i mainly remember the angel one
Weeping Angels are easily the most terrifying creatures to exist in DW
At least top 2
Hey, who turned off the lights?
@@frederikhein4195 who the 1st place?
@@realchevas either the angels or the vashta nerada
@@frederikhein4195 ooo i remember that! planet of swarm, great episodes! and first meeting with River Song:)
What is the name of this?
Doctor: *turns light back on*
Everyone else: *dead*
Doctor: "Shit."
This is not SCP-173 brother😂
That's true weeping angels don't usually kill they zip you back in time and feast on your unlived days
@@RealWabled true but the angels in this episode did actually kill people
@@Cptn_Nova These angels were starbed of temporal energy (hence the lack of wings), and they absolutely did pull a 173 and snap people's necks.
I thought that too
The angels probably the best villains
This show is at its best when it’s more horror imo. The body horror of cybermen, the jump scares and tension of weeping angels, etc etc. I wish they’d lean into that more often. Like they did in Matt Smith’s era.
the angels are probs one of the best incarnations of Lovecraft like horror in doctor who's 50+ year history because like the doctor they are one of the more obscure species in the story you don't even know were they came from for sure they work because of how unknowable and weird they really are
You say that but david tennant had muuch more horror than matt smith imo.
@@MostUndignified David Tennant did have a lot of horror tbh, if I’m honest I probably think Matt smith had more because I was a lot younger with David tennant and I wouldn’t be surprised if my parents purposely stopped me from watching a lot of those episodes lol.
@MostUndignified David Tennant had more psychological horror while Matt Smith had more classic horror
Which show
I love how when this episode came out everyone missed the fact that they didn’t have 2 faces until this moment and it made it so much more chilling
It was so casually dropped earlier that the original residents had two heads that most of us missed that reference...until the Doctor pointed it out. Then we're all like "oh shit!"
Movie or series name?
@@lakigamer7665 Doctor who, kid
@@Jabarogg what docto who, kid?
@@lakigamer7665 name of series
The angles are so powerful even the cameraman have to blink
*Angels 🤡
Face reveal alert@@hillweggs641
The most powerful of all is The 360° angle !!
Nah
@marciosantos1227 Truly a _revolution_ -ary angle
Used to love Doctor Who, it was an amazing show, one of the best. I hope they can course correct and recapture some of that magic again in the upcoming seasons.
You know I had to use it one more time 😂 for anyone who asks the music is called sonne - rammstein edit - the series name is called doctor who
These 2 episodes had so many WTF moments
Engel by Rammstein would work so well too
@@w3ndigogames I’ll keep it in mind
I'm not complaining. This music rocks with the angels episodes.
@@FernandoPerez-zx2vz I say one more time but I’m already thinking of another edit with sonne 🤣🤣😭😭
Mixing this song with this clip is insane. I love this
Wat song ?
@@nanobarbarin8647 sonne by ramesnstein i think
It makes it more scary 😂❤
@@kimichhakchhuak4677 what's the song name?
@RobinYoBoi19YT it's sonne by rammstein
This is both the coldest Rammstein and Doctor Who edit I've ever seen
Bet you haven't seen markus ruhl rammstein edits
@@piotrz3626 i have now, not my kind of content personally but thank you for recommending something new to me none the less my brother 🙏
Should have used the intro to Mein Herz Brennt instead.
"Nun liebe kinder, gebt fein acht (...)"
I guess, if there were not already 100 of these. 🎉
"It's screaming, and the others can hear. Is that why you need all those locks?"
Sonne by Rammstein
Name
@@DarkGaming-cp7ukthe song is called sonne by Rammstein and if u want the show its dr who
😮
My favorite one by Rammstein
Thank you! I was about to ask.
Notice this, if you put the angels in a circle where they are facing eachother in a room with light, they will be forever stuck since they’re greatest weakness is they’re able to stop themselves by looking at eachother..
now you need a perpetual light source
@@YourMom-zb4xrsolar powered light that shines on its own solar charger 😂
And make it a greenhouse so there is always an additional amount of solar energy from the day and some batteries.
Ship them to a planet with multiple suns so it has no nights. Then they'll at least be stuck there for a few billion years. Few hundred if you can find a planet around a couple of red dwarfs
@@washellwash1802Can't you just send them into the sun?
I love he talked about them species on the planet having two heads and no one, not even the audience realized the implications of that until he said it and they moved
It's funny to think that the animal species or even human species might have developed two heads as a way to survive the angels, which could mean that the angels were there a long time.
@@jinxhoods8595 interesting thought actually. and once the two headed people died out the angels starved on that planet
Hey please can I have the name of the movie
@@syliamrb4623 Thats the BBC series Doctor Who, specifically Season 5 Episode 4 (and 5, since its a double episode)
@@od_static I am in no way a Whovian, so excuse the possibly silly question, but season 5? Wouldn't that be from the 70s?
"don't blink, DON'T EVEN BLINK, THEY ARE FAST, DON'T LOOK AWAY, AND DON'T BLINK."
One if the few things the Doctor truly fears, and rightfully so.....
God I hated that they made the angels move on screen. Part of the lore thwt was really interesting was an image of an angel is an angel, so the audience looking at it meant the angel was frozen. Also since they trapped the angels in that first episode with them when they were shaking the tardis, angels in the ship would all have to walk with their eyes closed or they would be seeing the angel in front of them, turning it to stone until only the ones in the back were left. Kinda breaks the whole “your surrounded by angels and there are hundreds” though
The back rows leapfrog over each other at super speed
@@nicholascarter9158hahahaha
they didn't move on screen. they moved in between the camera frames. if they can move in the flash of a gunfire, they can move in the tiny infinitesimal space between camera frames.
@@Maeve_RoseWhat a lucid
You bring up a good point but still, it just feels like they just ret-conned that part
@@Maeve_Rose
I just realised if you flashed lights on and off you could have each them moving at a pace we see them
😮
so we take them to a dance club?
😂
bm bm bm bm bm bm pt pt pt pt mb mb mb mb mb *sees angel cook*@@IamPentacast
And thats the kind of thinking that produces some of the best sci fi and fantasy
The twist for this episode was crazy, “Didn’t the aliens on this planet have two heads?”
"Skipper! Light it!"
"Not until I see the white of it's eye" -Penguins of Madagascar
Lol just felt like that kind of moment
Bro is a legend
Penguins with prep time are too powerful
Top
S5 Ep4 The time of angels
Is honestly one of the most terrifying episodes in the entire Doctor Who series?
blink with david tennant when your 9-10 hits different
Finally someone says the season and name
THAT EPISODE LITERALY STARTED MY CURRENT FEAR OF STATUES. NEVER GOT OVER IT. @@Djzommer1
I can agree on that, but something really creeps me out to this day, that episode with water aliens on Mars. So fucking terrifying that a single drop of water can infect u with that
@@roverchris13you mean The Waters of Mars?
The weeping angels just hit different with Sonne being played in the background
"They're angels, All of them!" Its even worse when the doctor panics
This episode is way creepier than Blink for me. The idea of the old Angels just being left to either and crumble into nothing, mixed with the sudden realization that there are hundreds of them down there chills me to the bone.
what's the title of this episode?
@@gorb688 "The time of Angels" I believe
@@TheRadioknight thank you, it’s also flesh and stone right?
@@gorb688 yup
Even more terrifying to realize it’s the last of the weeping angel’s population down there so they are all going into a frenzy like state bc they haven’t eaten in so long
Doctor: switches off the light, then immediately turns it on again.
Everybody else: dead
Doctor: oh fu-
Did you mean to write fuck
@@squamarma7995 also, so what if I did
@@squamarma7995
Fu-
Is cut off, that's what the - represented.
@@Hypogeal-Foundation fuck
@@DarkStar-yv5bx also what
“The Angels have no voice, sir”
Is this the movie name
@@NarutoUzumaki-so8kj no it’s the first hashtag
@@CatWithABoombox anime name plzz
@@NarutoUzumaki-so8kj that’s not an anime
My bad bro
I was obsessed with Doctor Who when I was little... I still love it
"Whatever you do, don't blink"
SCP-173: "I'd do the same.."
But better
What is that
@@asafardaleventeli695 imma guess ur wondering abt 173, it's a concrete statue that moves when someone either blinks or is out of their eyesight. It either looks like a statue with a peanut shaped head or body of concrete with a head connected with rebar as well as rebar for arms and legs.
@@asafardaleventeli695 it also snaps ur neck when not looking at or if someone blinks...
173 wont give you a 2nd chance of regret.
For me the most terryfing part of this episode is when they came to the initial realization that the species that inhabited this planet prior had 2 heads, and the statues only have 1. You could see the fear in the doctor's eyes, but he wasnt yet ready to confirm his theory and panic everyone else.
I don't get it
@@SebiBubble why would a race of two headed beings create one headed statues?
@@SebiBubble Essentially, something or "someone" had wiped out the two-heads
@@killdyouback idk man, I think I'm retarded. It's obvious now, maybe even when you watch the episode but I could not put 1 and 2 together
@@arcturus4762 thanks mate, got it now
Weeping Angels are a race of predatory creatures from the long-running science fiction series Doctor Who. Episodes in which they've made appearances:
"Blink" (2007)
"The Time of Angels" / "Flesh and Stone" (2010)
"The Angels Take Manhattan" (2012)
"Once, Upon Time" (2021)
"Village of the Angels" (2021)
what song name
@@BRRTa10sonne Rammstein
gonna avoid these when i rewatch Dr Who again
They appeared in the series finale of "Class" as well
This was one of my favourite episodes ever! Matt smith was great as the doctor!
My dumbass would fumble that damn switch XD
Same
That’s exactly what I was thinking 😭
Ikkr
"It wasnt as painless as i expected" thats just grim
Still pretty short so that´s something
Yea...
i have never seen a full ep of dr who but these angels still haunt my dreams
Broooo, watch ittt. Believe me, there are so many good episode
@@ferb0639show name?
This is how our Doctor was. Our
Legendary doctor Who !
"Sir..."
Bro really didn't want to flip his torch off
The concept of the weeping angles really are terrifying when you get around to thinking about it.
Now imagine walking through a graveyard with these things in.
Now don't imagine, just visit any old graveyard in UK
I'm glad this song is getting used in edits it's so good
Name of song?
@@calvin-js2em Sonne
This will forever be one of my favourite doctor who episodes off all time!!!! ❤ also amazing edit ❤
The angels are definitely one of my favorites enemies of the doctor. This episode have me on the edge of my seat.
What's the name of this episode
What is the name of the show
@@DABA-3doctor who s5 ep 4 thats what someone said in the comments
@@Sa3id78doctor who season 5 ep 4
That moment you realize you’ve accidentally entered the Final Boss room.
A really nice touch in the episode, is close to the beginning when they start walking through the cavern, River and the doctor are talking about the ancient civilization that it came from, and how an unusual feature of the alien species is that they have two heads.
And it’s very easy to just take that information in without even realizing the foreshadowing they gave.
And once the doctor realizes that little detail, he suddenly realizes exactly what kind of danger they’re all in.
Because they thought they were only looking for 1 weeping angel.
Show name?
Doctor Who @@user-ov8wl5xx9l
@@user-ov8wl5xx9l doctor who
dr who
It gives it away because none of the statues have 2 heads?
I fuckin LOVED this show as a kid, and I watched primarily this Doctor specifically!!
As much problems this 2 episodes have, whole realization that we( Doctor, companions and most of audience, including me) overlooked that on planet with two headed people is so many one head statues while hunting weeping angel and now they are in middle of their territory was horrific and genius. This music was perfect for that moment.
Song name 😊
@@grownlemon446 Rammstein - Sonne
The weeping angels is so iconic the almost every horror game as the "don't look away" Monster
Good edit. But I swear the angels are the scariest monsters in dr.who
I'm so sleepy I read scariest as racist
Yeah I stopped watching because of the angle episode lol, it took me like a good 10 years to recober from the trauma where I can watch shorts like this. I don't know if I can watch the episodes again. I'll def try sometime but yeah.
@@sipi2009Near my house is full of statues, so I let you imagine how scary it looks sometimes in the morning or in late night when I remember this episode😂
"You are not talking to me sir, angels have no voice"💀
I will never not have nightmares about the weeping angels, such a simplistic enemy, but for some reason the single most scary monster i have ever seen in a fiction ever.
It's the uncertainty for sure. Not knowing and then finding out what these are about.
Honestly never much cared for Dr. Who, but this episode will always hold a special place in my heart, as it is the episode that inspired the creepypasta post for SCP-173 and thus spawned the entire SCP Foundation fiction
Which movie or series
@@ZORO--8 Dr who
Yea pretty much
Ya almost same😊
@@ZORO---8bro it's not a movy or series SCP foundation is a place where they capture abnormal monsters many of them and some are invincible too check it out on RUclips bro goodluck👍
I've never seen an episode of this and everyone standing still while the Dr. ducks tf out killed me.
Shows called doctor who in case you want to check it out, and the reason he immediately goes from - let me see real quick - to - oh shit - is because he's delt with angels before and knows they are extremely dangerous.
Best creatures of entire movie universe. Angels just give me chills everytime i remember
The crazy thing is they can mimic their victims after killing them too becuase there was a soilder and he warned them but not all the time
When the flashlights fail you, switch back to multiple Glowsticks instead.
they make them malfunction and absorb their power....you won't last long
they make them malfunction and absorb their power....you won't last long
The moment that gave me chills was just before this scene when the doctor and river almost instantly said “Oh”
The reason they figured that they were more than likely angels was due to the fact that the place they were in while searching for a lone weeping Angel was supposed to be a sort of tomb for an alien race called “The Aplans”, Now the thing about The Aplans is that they have two heads…Now why would a tomb solely meant for an alien race with two heads only have statues with one head? Turns out all the statues were weakened and starved weeping angels that were slowly but surely getting their strength back, the worst part being that the doctor only realised this while being in the middle of it.
Are the aplans also some sort of angel?
@@nihil_2885nope, just a creature that evolved two heads to survive the angels
Its easy to see why the weeping angles inspired so many horror games.
The part where an angel uses a dead mans voice was great not gonna lie
Every time I see weeping angels clips it gives me the chills and I feel like I have to look behind me for a moment
look behind you
Legit
They look absolutely terrifying the way they're all decayed.
And yet that huge crowd all fed off of one death and almost immediately started regenerating.
Nothing in the world scared me more than the angels as a kid
Truly the Golden Age of Doctor Who.
And yet at the time people loved to shit on Moffat. He came up with the weeping angels and vashta Narada. Matt Smith's was my favorite run because of him, his companions the overarching stories and some really fun and scary monsters.
@@oscarsalazar5876 I always loved moffat. I recently started watching the chibnail era and it's boring me to death.
Yeaa
I'm kind of sad that they forgot the whole 'they hide their face so they don't look at each other, their greatest weapon is also their greatest curse' thing. They're just all looking like it doesn't affect the other angels.
Because its a pitch black cave, i doub't they feel they need to as once the torches leave, its pitch black and they can't see each other again
@@DiafolEternal Depend on what counts as being looked at, I guess; even in the dark, they're still in each other's field of view and since they're made of stone, I really don't understand why they would need light to 'see'.
Ye
Weeping Angels...😅 one of the best creatures in the Doctors gallery.
What is the deal? Why are angels trying to kill these guys? Are they extra trestrial, or some creation?
@@mr.hermitsquid2694 curse objects possessed status angels demons jinns they could be the result
This was a fantastic reveal in the episode, they literally talk about how this species had 2 heads, and just like them you don't even realise the statues only have one