Scary Stories: Disturbing Children's Books
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Happy Spooky Season! Boy howdy, do we have a packed lineup of videos for you this year.
The Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark book series always had a super special place in my heart, and the movie was a special experience for me too.
Got a few surprises left this year. Stay tuned, and Happy Mischief Night.
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I like horror movies that don’t require blood and gore to scare the audience, but monsters and grotesque moments that actually scare me. I watch horror movies to be scared, not to cringe.
one of the only horror scenes that makes me cringe that i actually enjoy is the pencil scene in the first evil dead
Evangelion but except they also have the blood it’s just not the focal point
Specifically End of
Then I recommend the horror movie sinister. It’s not over the top gore and has an excellent story.
Like watching a show of Anthony Jeselnik
I love how when you're a young kid, adults think that you have the mental and emotional capacity of a puddle. Yet we can look at pieces of media like this. How even in our early development, we still can think and feel strong emotions like fear, sadness, joy.
Kids deserve some respect.
@@NateIsLame yeah me
Yeah I mean I watched some creepy stuff and had some nightmares. Was terrified but I still watch the content like the fan I am.
@@NateIsLameThe best part of the video was the music used, I still remember getting the Halloween texture pack because I liked horror but my parents always said only psychopaths like that stuff so, I can't really enjoy that stuff
yep when I was around 6 and already was on the internet all the time. I’ve seen some scary shit that my mom would’ve screamed about. But I thought it was cool
those books are still in school libraries, at least they were 4years ago, idk about now, but I read them and saw the movie, since I never was big on many horror movies, scary stories was the second one I saw, I felt like that 8 yr old boy again reading a book after my homework and being scared out of my pants, I may still be a teen but I can feel nostalgia
When i was in 4th grade i still saw them in my school library
They’re still in the school library
Can confirm, there still in the school libraries, my sister took one out recently
As a 5th grdaer, (porpoisely mispeled) it’s not on my school library but the classroom libraries sometimes have it
There in mine
i read this series in the dark at a summer camp in the woods that had cabins with screens for windows and no heat or ac, honestly scared the shit out of me
specifically the ones involving woods and pole lights because that is all i could see at night
That's how the books are intended to be read!
@@NateIsLame I got the ultimate experience all because I was a kid who couldn’t sleep without reading a book, and that series is all my cabin mates had. Kind of glad I did it. I still slept pretty good, but I ran my flashlight dead.
@@NateIsLame also thanks for telling me about the movie, I’m going to watch it, and still be scared because I’m a horror wuss
He is back to quench our alternative thirst
last time i was this early my mom was calling my elementary school about how these books were too inappropriate for kids
Isn’t it funny how the most Sensitive easily scared kids become people that absolutely love it
I love it reading it but I can’t sleep at night
@@isaacstoeckel6301 🥺same
How do u overcome it?
Yes! Return of the king
Sorry, this is an overused meme, BUT i am excited about the new Halloween episodes... so yay
I was going to do the return of the king
I mean, I’m sorry?
Stolen comment
But I wrote my comment before you, 6 mins
@@kt-ot3wj not talking about mine
Okay, now that I've finished this video, MY GOD, I love this concept of "Scaring children respectfully" I remember watching the Joe Zombie series when I was younger and while it wasn't neccesarily scary by any means, it did make me feel as if I could handle concepts like eaten brains, skinned flesh, and other morbid stuff. I'll admit, I definitely had a fear of zombie for awhile after that. I also remember watching the Chucky movies with my older brother and being able to sit through the acid and disembowelments also made me feel prepared for more horror movies to come. Again, these films aren't neccesarilty meant for children, but my brother letting me watch them with him let me have that same "Scare kids respectively" attitude, and we both really bonded over movies like that. It's why I have so much nostalgia for horror movies that were around before I was even born.
scary stories to tell in the dark
_watched it in light_
"The Window" about a vampire scared me so much I refused to sleep by my window for months. Also, I had my first kiss at the end of Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark movie :)
I loved this series when I was a kid!!!! I was always fascinated by the morbid.
Me too
I have this memory I was reading it with my friend and then all of a sudden we flipped the page and it was on of the wierd monsters and then we yelled and as we did it we heard a big boom behind us btw it is dark reading time in school
_"Pioneers used to entertain themselves by telling scary stories. At night they might gather in somebody's cabin, or around a fire, and see who could scare the others the most."_
*~ Alvin Schwartz*
I still think about the one where the dude crawls into your window while you sleep. It still freaks me out to this day.
My elementary school library had those, they didn't seem that scary but they were just great books to me back then (2010 ish) I read ALL of them though, they were phenomenal.
The fact that you were in elementary school in 2010 makes me feel ancient
@@myralyra5978 I'm in college now
If the giving tree isn’t on this list I swear.... the author was scary for a children’s book.
I could never get scared by a book, I usually just assume that the author is over 50,and anything that happened in the book is 1000 years old
These were the books that got me into reading. I used to hate reading but one October day it had rained too much for us to go to recess. My teacher instead read us these books, an the class was hooked. We got excited every time it rained since she would read us more, and since then I have fallen in love with books.
That sounds super cool
i literally just watched this movie a couple days ago for the first time
the pg-13 rating had me nervous too, but it definitely did not disappoint
Never clicked faster in my life
Get a life lol
@@BrokenGamerYT i just clicked a notification fast dude
Flamingo I saw the video in my video feed and I saw and I was like click
Well I have.
@@iaganfoss k
I watched this movie on Friday, October 13th and it thoroughly spooked me on the spooky day
one think i absolutely love about this movie is that they used practical effects for every monster for the jangly man they had a contortionist in a suit not only did they do a great job adapting the books but they did just an amazing job with the creatures
Your absolutely right
The case for my school is that every time we would go to the library one of the kids will pick up the book and we literally make fun of the pictures in the book and nobody ever read it
My mom showed me the Exorcist when I was 10. Problem was most of the time she saw the movie it was censored on television. Every 10 minutes,"oops, I don't remember that." I gave up when the girl was stabbing her no no square with a crucifix. Maybe it's scarier in my head but I can't find the movie so I haven't seen it since.
Hahahaha “oops, I don’t remember that” 🤣🤣🤣 exorcist does not scare ANYONE respectfully. That’s for damn sure
im 19 and i loved these books to this day and the exact moment you heard about movie coming out i cried i litteraly cried and I never been hyped for an movie since aengers endgame so this was great for me thanks forsharing your story i been here since how to start a band and i cant wait for the other episodes of the surivial guide in highschool
anyone else just in awe at how amazing Nate is at telling stories/talking
Oh I LOVED these books as a kid. I read them when I couldn’t sleep and I used to read them to my friends at sleepovers. We thought this movie was absolutely fantastic.
I loved the book series as a kid, but growing up with dyslexia in a small town with a terrible school system, I always had to have my sister or dad read them to me. They were creepy and I was always in the edge of my seat listening to them. I remember one night sitting on my bed as my sister read the hearse poem to me. I remember my dad reading Big Toe to me and I remember how it stuck in my brain for so long. I remember the day I went to school and told everyone the stories I had read, then as I told them Bloody fingers, I laughed so hard that milk came shooting from my nose.
Thank you for reminding me of all this with your incredible video.
I’m so happy you’re back!
This was the first horror movie I watched in theater. It was an amazing movie, and I have a bit of trauma because of what happened afterwards. For anyone who doesn’t know, a climactic scene of the movie (and one that found pretty scary) takes place in a cornfield. As we were dropping everybody off, one of the people we were dropping off coincidentally lived right next to a cornfield. So imagine my surprise when everybody’s phones (with google maps leading us home) suddenly died. Leaving us stranded for a good 15 mins next to this cornfield in the middle of the night.
“The only problem for me is that the books weren’t scary enough”
I can relate, and not just for books too. I got so used to horror stuff that I just don’t find 90% of horror games, movies, books, etc. as scary. It’s not real enough. I might seem weird but I hope something paranormal happens in real life to me, it’ll be fun for me.
I enjoy the fact that the music in the background video is the same music used in the Minecraft 2015 Halloween mashup pack from the legacy console addition. It adds a lot of nostalgia to the video
HE'S BACK
I watched the Scary Stories movie with my teenage friends. We read the stories when we were younger too and it was such a nice experience.
The ending was actually quite wholesome
oh, i remember seeing these books in my local library, but the cover art always scared me too much so i never read them. this was such a good video! i always look forward to your spooky season vids lol
I remember reading those books back in 4th grade, I finished my assignments early a lot, so I used the free time to read the books in the classroom, don't remember if my teacher introduced me to the books or if I just found them myself, but I found them and read them, I loved them. I still read them from time to time to this day.
The Stephen Gammell illustrations had third grader me SHOOK for life. 😵💫😵💫😵💫
this movie deserves more love. I watched on Halloween this year and loved it.
this is so cute and wholesome the aesthetics are 10/10
Bro love ur videos keep posting, plz post a jr year survival guide, the other 2 were so good
that halloween playlist is seriously perfect
This channel should be getting more love it is so wholesome ❤️
“Wait a sec...that can’t be” *cue to add*
I got whiplash when you said twin falls, but gods this was a good video, and the points you made where excellent. I also am a big horror fan that experienced the books because of my grandparents, and, while I havent gotten to see the movie yet, I'm super hyped to check it out when I'm able.
HOLY HECK Nate you unlocked memories my brain had forgotten when I read the title. These books were my childhood. The last time these memories popped up was when I saw the trailer and movie
i used to read these books with my dad all the time because he's also a big fan of spooky stuff. when the movie was announced, my dad, my older siblings and i were really excited to go see it. we saw the movie in theaters and we all had a cool, nostalgic moment together.
@Sarai Hanna yyesssssssssssssss
here before this pretty obviously blows up
It's my favourite time of year again, Nates posted another spooky video
God I love the attention you put into your videos! The atmospheric scores and sound design is just amazing.
YAY!! HE'S BACK!!!
Growing up as a kid I had a severe reading disability. It was actually the book In a dark dark room and other scary stories which was the first book that I had ever read to myself. Later I found Scary stories to tell in the dark in our school bargain basement bookstore. Afterward, I discovered Scary Stories 3 in a scholastic book order pamphlet. These books are responsible for creating my love for reading. I went on to read Fear Street, Nightmare High, Christopher Pike, Terror Academy, Nightmare Club, Tales for the Midnight Hour, Scariest Stories You've ever heard, and of course recently the Nightmare Soup series. Thank you for making this video. Brought back a lot of good childhood memories.
We need more spooky content this year.
Thanks Nate!
The return of the king of Storytelling
Hey man, nice Over The Garden Wall reference there. I love these books, and I also love the creepy Autumn vibe in general. Keep up the great work!
Just bought a copy of scary stories to tell in the dark and it’s awesome I like to read it late at day when the forest looks dark and it’s fun
Yay! More spooky content from my favorite youtuber :)
I grew up with these book and as (i think) a 8 year old at the time even thought these were too much **BUT** these books got me into the horror genre so kinda have to thank them
The sound editing was superb!! I’ve always seen these books around as a kid and I would be to scared to read them, but after this video I wanna give em a shot. Great video!
Another great video. I loved the sounddesign in it!
Love the Minecraft Halloween Map backround music 🎶🎶🎶 nostalgic 😌
The last time i was this early.. uhh i can't think of anything funny 😔
Same
The other thing I love about scary stories to tell in the dark is that in the back there was always a "not so scary stories" to tell in the dark, where it starts just as scary but has some kind of goofy twist. It's refreshing after the terror of the other chapters. For example the one with the giant balloon headed guy who says something along the lines of "hello good sir, do you have a moment?" Or something like that.
That's odd, keegin and I just watched the movie for the first time last night lol makes me wanna read the books all the way through
These books were at my elementary school's library and next to diary of a wimpy kid type books were the most checked out. I got my hands on one of them once, but I couldn't finish it cause it freaked me out too much lol
I made a joke about my little sister being the women with the missing toe because she kind looks like her so now every time our friends come over I always reference it. My best friend was particularly terrified of the spider face scene because she's terrified of them. The whole movie I was just laughing my ass off it was very good Im a suckered for practicle effects and they really pulled it off!
Love these vids, keep up the good work
The beginning music gave me nostalgia
whats it from?
@@m346n6 Minecraft Halloween pack.
@@NoahShinn I made a comment about that too! All the music he used was from it
@@icertw0 lol
Ahhhhhh yeahhhh
Welcome back Nate
this is one of my favorite videos of yours so far i love it thank you
Ooh, new Nate vid. Epic
I've been struggling to get back into reading, you just reminded me of its joy.
So thank you
I love these books, and can remember challenging my best friend around 12:00 at night during a sleepover with nothing but one candle to see the text. He was terrified, but i was the 'edgy' type and forced him through the entire book. He didnt sleep a wink. Although, although he barely slept, he still claims to this day, it was one of the best times we spent
Nate! So glad to have you back. Horror has always been comforting to me as someone with crippling anxiety. I can control my fear. Scare myself on purpose. And then I overcome it and laugh. I was the kid at the parent loop huddled around a book about true facts from vampire sightings. It terrified me for years. When I got older, I started to seek that thrill myself. Every rollercoaster, every horror book, every Halloween haunted house. I got into horror rock, and oh boy did it shake my wold. Bands like My Chemical Romance and Misfits still give me nostalgia like you described. I was listening to Demolition Lovers when this video premiered. I love the sound engineering on this video and I always look forward to these. I’m having some difficulties at the moment with medication, and this video made my day. Thank you so much.
I grew up reading these as a kid and absolutely loved them they were great was pretty excited when the movie came out
This video made me feel so happy!!!
I loved these as a kid. I was a bookworm and found them one day in our school library. My little brother and I slept in the same room for a few nights after we read them together. I'm a parent now and I just ordered them, to read them again for myself and to make sure the next generation knows the awesomeness of these books
These books freaked me out as a kid, I was always paranoid that I left the book open and the monsters would start becoming real
Oh new video on my favorite book series
“Bloody fingers bloody fingers BLOODY FINGERS”
Get yourself a band-aid!
The movie adaptation is honestly the best PG13 horror movie ever made out there 😲, and I honestly did Not even grew up in the books 😲
Back to rewatching more Nate videos :)
SSTTITD is the child friendly alternative to creepy pastas
Scary Stories To Tell in the Dark is one of my favourite childhood book series I grew up on! The people I went to school with never really had the same passion for the books as I did but it was always a treat getting to check them out at the school library. My sisters introduced me to the books when I was little and to this day I still have an affinity for them. I have the newer copies with the died down art style but recently I've been trying to get my hands on the original copies! :)
Nates Halloween vids are superior
Saw the frights and Mobo on the playlist, thanks for the spooky playlist.
Also welcome back Nate. Nice to see you again. Hope quarantine is going okay. (No one's quarantine is going well so I'm setting the bar a bit lower.)
I literally just watched that documentary a few days ago and when I saw this I was like “It’s a sign!” 😳
Amazing video man and can't wait to hear the album
I had no idea they made a movie. Happy days.
Honestly I’m happy people of all ages enjoy horror so much it’s such a fun sense of community
I was always especially freaked out by the bride story. I think it was the picture as the concept was not as scary as some of the others but it was still quite scary. The picture was terrifying though.
That one was so freaky to me as a kid as well!!!
@@NateIsLame I know. I couldn't sleep at night for fear of that one. That one was always the most vivid for me and stuck around the longest in my mind.
I love horror stuff so I love this (I love scary stories to tell in the dark btw)
I remember a few of the pictures traumatised me. The Pale Lady is pure nightmare fuel.
Before I even finish watching the video I already want these books. I used to love scary stories as a kid and I got in a lot of trouble in school for telling them to other kids who were asking me to tell them scary stories
I remember one of my school friends reading theses books. It was definitely a time. I never got the chance to read them. Because I was definitely not who I am today,when I was little. But the memory of people constantly talking about how these books,still comes up to mind. I feel like I’d probably enjoy the movie. Get to know more of these books that I never read
this video made me subscribe. absolutely amazing
planning on buying these books for my lil sister
NATE! I love your vids!
ALRRT ALERT ALRRT NATE POSTED i couldn’t even watch it earlier cause i was in class