European Reacts: Top 10 CREEPIEST Small Towns in America
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Mormonism is a religion, and the Utah Mormons, are some of the nicest, best people I've ever met! Cuckoo version of Christianity....but great people....totally seriously!
I can agree with this. I have met some Mormons and they were some of the nicest people I had ever met. Smart and self sufficient too. I also think it's a strange religion and don't understand how anyone would believe it, but it is just a religion. They live normal lives and interact just fine with outsiders, it doesn't seem cultish. Although many Americans who haven't met a Mormon and have only heard of the weirdness might disagree.
1!! As a member of the Navajo tribe, I have had way too many experiences with spirits to ever deny it. The Southwest is full of spirits and strange things
Hahaha! That wasn't Cairo, IL. That was Pittsburgh, PA. They showed "The Point". That's where the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio rivers converge.
18:05 then again, imagine if you live in a little holler town with one road in and out and hear an unfamiliar bike pass by your home -- you're going to pop out of your house to take a look and observe what's going on. just sleepy holler life lol
That town in Pennsylvania was a coal mining town and the coal seams under the area are what is burning. They are basically impossible to stop because to stop it would cost a fortune. You would have to flood the coal field or somehow seal it off so no air could get in. It would take millions and there's nothing to be gained by stopping it.
We live one of the bigger towns in Arkansas, within walking distance of downtown, and have a whole herd of deer that hang out in our neighborhood. It is not uncommon to come out and see them milling around the vehicles or walking down the street. I find it enchanting. One recently had a set of twins and the whole neighborhood got together to provide snacks and feed for the herd to help with raising the cute little fawns. We even had one in the college library one year, it was helped out safely.
FYI: I find "World According To Briggs" to be a much more accurate channel to watch these types of videos.
Deer in the yard or even on the porch aren't necessarily that weird, depending on where in the US you are. I've seen the mule deer in Cimarron, New Mexico hanging out in people's yards, even on a porch. Herds of elk occasionally roam the streets of Estes Park, Colorado. I also get white tailed deer in my yard near downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Common for me too. We get deer on our land all the time
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Love your reactions! It’s so fun to watch your videos, you do such a great job! I really hope you’re able to visit America someday. I’m blessed to live in Washington state. I grew up and still live in the shadow of Mount Rainier. I’m sure you’ll be greeted with warmth and hospitality in all areas of the country.
Pt. Pleasant is not really creepy. It’s just the history of strange events that have happened there. And they are stranger than even described in the video. Also for accuracy sake, the Marshall University plane did not crash in Pt. Pleasant.
I was about to say that. I've been there and it's about run-of-the-mill today. I'm going to go out on a limb and just say that most of the entries the narrator knows nothing about. He probably just saw it online or heard it by word of mouth. Most of the ones where a brutal crime took place could literally be put for a ton of cities. Back in the day there were a lot of unexplained killings especially out in the middle of nowhere. I find it to be a stretch when he labels some of these towns as creepy because a resident killed someone 100 years ago.
@@LFSquirrel307 I have to say that I agree. Someone being murdered 100 years ago or having to drive 15 mins to the store aren’t things that send shivers down my spine. 😂 plus half of the places are interesting. Cruise ships show up at the place in Alaska. Centralia tries to keep visitors away and just added tons of fencing a few years ago. Then Point Pleasant has a small festival every year-
Antelope Oregon never was a big town nor did it ever get big enough to have a bunch of store fronts and now abandoned. The cult story is real and Netflix has a multi part documentary on it called Wild Wild Country. The road through Antelope is some of the best motorcycle riding in the state.
Point Pleasant West Virginia is neither scary nor creepy. I've been there many times and my sister lives near there. It is a small town, so not much to do, but it is not a place to avoid.
I've seen some things as a kid. My brother passed almost 10 years ago....he comes to visit.
Luv watching your reactions.
People are not missing (like having mysteriously disappeared) in Centralia, PA. The people were relocated by the state.
Some of the former residents still try to visit occasionally. But as the first generation who left Centralia died out; and the
next generation was buried elsewhere; there are very few people who are interested in returning to visit the old church
and graveyard.
In Centralia it is true that the roads and the land itself is collapsing. The ground is actually hot to the touch. Also, the sulfur
and methane gases escaping from the fire could poison a person if they were in a building or enclosed space where the
gases were entering. If you are walking around the town, sometimes the earth under your feet shifts and holes open up
in the ground.
This sort of thing is not uncommon in coal mining areas China, India, Russia and other countries have areas where the
air rushing through old tunnels and natural fissures in the ground that allow an underground coal fire to burn.
The fire underneath Centralia began when someone who worked for the local government decided that it was okay to burn
the trash at the town garbage dump. Unbeknownst to him; there was a coal seam/vein very close to the surface of the
ground under the dump. Eventually the coal mine was shut down. The mine owners, then the state of Pennsylvania tried
to put out the fire but to no avail.
Both pit mining and strip mining had been done in the area since the early 1800's. There are hundreds, if not thousands
of tiny tunnels (dug by hand by people lying on their backs or sides, before the mechanization of mining) snaking their
way under the town and several mine shafts down to the huge, now defunct, mine
The coal fields of Pennsylvania provide high-grade anthracite ("hard") coal that is less polluting than bituminous ("soft")
coal, that is less polluting than lignite ("brown") coal that is less polluting than peat (swamp ground -- dug up and dried)
to burn *However all coal is a very dirty energy source.* There are still millions of tons of coal in tightly packed seams in
that area of Pennsylvania, spread over several counties. This is the area of USA that fueled the Industrial Revolution
during the age of steam. The states of Kentucky and West Virigina also have coal mines as do several states in the
western USA
Centralia is supposed to keep burning for 200 years because of the coal veins underground.
I lived in a sixteenth century house and I didn't see a ghost but I heard a lot of sounds from my closet which had a ladder to the attic. I moved to the basement. So I'm still not sure but it's better safe than sorry.
Yes certain areas of the US have huge huge huge drug problems. Look up Kensington Ave Pennsylvania here on youtube if you want to get an idea of some of the worst drug areas in the country. You will see a place where heroine has taken over. Also there are many rural towns where meth and other drugs are pretty common. Crack used to be a problem in urban areas but I would say heroine is more of the biggest issue in a lot of places now. There are states that have completely decriminalized the use of any drug and have payed the price for this. When I was downtown San Francisco I saw people shooting heroine out in the open like it was normal, cops would walk by and wouldn't do anything. I would say it is a minority of the country where drugs are common, but in the places where they are common it is getting really bad.
The Mormon cult that he was talking about was not part of the mainstream Mormon church that you are thinking of. They are a fundamentalist group that broke off from the main religion and they are the ones that are practicing polygamy, and doing some horrible things. There’s a big difference between them and the mainstream church which doesn’t practice polygamy.
Marshall University ball players plane did NOT go down in Point Pleasant!! It was in Kenova!!✌🐢
Never been to one of these towns, don't plan to ever go. Thanks for another great reaction video!
The narrator is pronouncing Appalachian incorrectly. In my opinion, Mormonism tends more towards a cultish religion. In the Moth Man town, that’s a story that’s still going around. Also, as a personal aside, calling the war between indigenous peoples and settlers “Americans vs. Shawnee” displays ignorance-the Shawnee were in “America” long before the white settlers/invaders. I had not heard about the town that is burning but I’m not surprised since that region was heavily mined for coal. As far as believing in ghosts, I agree with you. I don’t really believe in ghosts, but I can’t rule them out. Inexplicable things occur sometimes. I enjoyed watching this with you!
The drug problem is not merely organic, this is very much state coordinated attack. American civilians are being targeted by the CCP which has developed ties to most of the South American Cartels.
II think Whittier Alaska is fascinating and not creepy at all.
Can't wait one I was waiting for. 👍
Hope you enjoyed it!
Even though I live in West Virginia I've never been to point pleasant, I'm good lol
Also never heard of Auburn Wv, but the people suddenly appearing makes sense because they probably don't see a lot of travelers... understandably
Everyone in America lives in that one building actually. Not just everyone in alaska.
For real though a lot of our lands that had certain tribes on them have really terrifying things that are constantly seen and experienced.
China started shipping fentynal into our country through the southern border years ago and the current admin does nothing about it. It killed 120,000 American citizens last year. Everyone knows somebody and at least in my experience 90 percent of my friends died from it and I got clean after rehab a year ago. They took our industry and shipped it to China and brought back the strongest drug in the world.
Hey great reactions as always...love your channel!! I have to agree with others here that this is a really bad video. I think most of these places are much more fascinating then creepy in any way. Particularly the town in Alaska...not mentioned is it actually was a U.S. Army base for quite awhile hence the buildings structure and also was the site of probably the largest earthquake ever in the U.S.
The Mormon religion is definitely a bit odd but as others mentioned most Mormons are very charitable and peaceful. Many play college sports and end up old for college because they go on their missionary work before college. I especially find the architecture of their temples to be stunning, especially the main one in Salt Lake City which is breathtaking!!
Also since you seemed quite concerned I will say drug problems here in America is quite concerning but like homelessness such a complex issue. Having to deal with all the crazy drug cartels just south of the border and China basically using this as a political weapon against us doesn't help. Drugs are worldwide problem but the Fentanyl crisis here is getting out of control. There actually is a good video on here by the channel Task & Purpose explaining this really well if you are interested to learn more!
Skidmore, Missouri, however, is not a place anyone should ever visit. Ever.
2. No ghosts, but it's still hard not to feel creeped out in dark, old places.
The person who made the video doesn't have a clue on what is creepy. Centralia is not creepy, it's fascinating and odd. It's weird driving through and seeing vacant lots after vacant lot and stop signs in roads with grass growing up through cracks. And the guy doesn't even know what a strip mine is, the mine was a shaft mine. Strip mines aren't underground, also there are very few sinkholes and very few vent holes. Before the Graffiti Highway was covered up a lot of people visited every year. Point Pleasant isn't creepy at all, so what if they have an urban legend, that's not creepy. Creepy is Cassadaga and Lily Dale, NY which are full of psychics and wasn't mentioned in the video. You really get a weird feeling there, I avoid them. The only grocery store being 15 miles away isn't really odd or uncommon and definitely doesn't make anything creepy.
Im from a small town in eastern Kentucky, the drug problem is bad here my youngest sister died in 2021 at the age of 18 from a drug overdose
I have been to the place in Alaska It is beautiful and people are two.
Centralia is not very far from here. When I was growing up we would take that way to go visit relatives down state. I remember one time we went through dad telling us about the fire that had just started and it was also on the news. I wouldn't venture there today.
Why are they showing a clip of Pittsburgh, PA for Cairo? That's not Cairo.
I from Brodhead, it aint that bad
Theres a movie called the Mothman Prophecies.
West of Westport Ore is Taylorville a village not a town, don't go there. Once upon a time probing and exploring going around a corner came up a guy skinning an Elk out of season, evil was in his eyes and the windows of the village had black sticks protruding, a quick turn around and all was much better.
1. I’ve never had any personal things happen to me, but I’ve seen videos that basically prove ghosts are real
hahahahaha oh wait you're serious BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!
@@Xiphos0311 And you’re a small minded ignorant human?? Bahahaha I feel bad for you…. The only way people like you will believe something is if you see it……. But guess what? The world doesn’t revolve around you so just because you haven’t witnessed something doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist
Can’t wait ❤🎉😊
This one was fun!
Mormans are christian. Some of the nicest people I have met. But there is some fanatical crazy groups
I'd honestly avoid a lot of bridges in the US. We've been letting them get in bad shape in too many areas.
“Mormon” is the general term for followers of the Book of Mormon. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS) is the largest and most recognized denomination, mostly based in Utah, but common and widespread throughout most of the American West. I’m from the Idaho/Utah border and am quite familiar with them. My dads side of the family being historically tied to the church and the pioneers who settled Utah, and my mom’s side being converted after moving into the area in the 80’s. I’ve obviously chosen a different morality structure, but they are a sweet community people nonetheless.
My uncle lived in Colorado Az. He was married to 3 women one who was underage, she got away and turned him in. He died in prison for being a pedophile. Even worse though, her mom who was wife #2 gave her daughter to my uncle! Wife #1 had no idea he was a polygamist! Very sad.
Moth man is a soul gatherer , it's a spirit that is seen at some disaster to consume souls
West Virginia and other Appalachian states have a lot of little holler communities at the ends of roads in the woods. And they all have one thing in common, they were built around coal mines or logging operations that no longer exist but the people still stayed.
The Mormons don't allow multiple wives anymore, they are pretty cultish still but the Mormons have some very good points about them. They are by far the most active when it comes to missionary work, they are Christians but they added their own BS to the Bible. They believe only Mormons will go to heaven, no other Christians will which is the most cultish thing they do now. But the Mormons are exceptional when it comes the genealogical research, they literally have a incredibly secure facility in a mountain that has family records from around the nation if not the world. They collect and maintain these records putting them out on a website for anyone to research their family. And allow people to come to their church to do genealogical research if they don't have a computer. Mormons are the friendliest people, always kind and welcoming and they raise their children to have morals.
As a Presbyterian myself, I don't support their ideas on Heaven and the Bible, nor their constant predictions of when the second coming will happen. But they have their good points.
9:19 Just a friendly reminder from a Silent Hill fanatic that the *movie* based on the game franchise was inspired by Centralia- NOT the game series. 😊
Drugs are a huge problem, but we have a massive country with a huge supply, and pretty restrictive laws regarding them... thus creating a giant counterculture and criminal class.
There are no ghosts.
This guy is nuts. Go visit these places.
1. I lived with a ghost for 3 years.
On the subject if drugs, the US has a long history of drug issues, documented back the Civil war when morphine was used, Morphine, Cocaine, Heroin, Crack, Barbiturates, Meth, there are more. Europe had an issue long ago that was exported from China and spread across the globe: Opium. Pharmacology took opium made morphine, and presently Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid.
The video you will be reacting to is not very good or accurate. For example, at one point it shows a picture of downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania when talking about a city in a different state.
Yeah, I was wondering about which city that was. Because I live near Cairo, IL...(60 miles northeast, straight as a Crow's fly) and Cairo NEVER looked anything like a modern metropolitan city. That city died off permanently after the 60s race riots. I went there in early '98 to sell Kirby vacuums, and the town was pretty bad then. I can't even imagine what it looks like today some 25 years later. It was supposed to be a major trade hub at the confluence of the Mississipli and Ohuo Rivers, but once the railroads and then the highways became the standard mode of transportation, it just died on the vine of irrelevance. The 60s race riots just killed it outright. Much like how those incidents have damaged Detroit, East Saint Louis, and now Minneapolis in the wake of George Flloyd. I don't know if it's still there in Cairo, but there's a street near the river levee that has buildings on it that looked that they were stuck in the 1960s. In other words, in 1998, it looked like they had been abandoned for 30 years at that point. I'm surprised that there's still 3000 people there.
Yes to ghost. 1. If you mean spirits. That’s from my personal experiences. 😊
I mentioned in another comment that I will be trolled by your subscribers, but this is a favorite of mine, I would send it in private because it’s not for a reaction video but if you have the time and patience, it’s not that long. The link/ man I sent to you before does not like reading celebrities, but this young man’s name is Tyler, Henry and I was trying to find one of his clips of a celebrity that you would know the names of. He goes in blind, not knowing the name of the person he is doing a reading for, and sometimes when he knocks on the door, they don’t even introduce themselves. This is Whitney Houston‘s ex-husband who lost his son, his wife, and his daughter. Whitney Houston and Bobby Christina. Your followers are going to troll me so bad, but I don’t care ….much. If you have the time, you may enjoy this and it’s not long
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Drugs are a BIG problem all over the World. 😢
His use of stock footage is aggravating in anything I've seen this creator do.
Beatty😂Nevada is a creep town. 1
Mormons aren't polygamous, but off-shoots are. The FLDS are an off-shoot and not Mormon
The creepiest places in the US to be avoided at all cost are Portland, Seattle, LA, NYC and DC. They are the creepiest places in the US bar none.
Yes drugs are a problem here in the us but its where you live city's yes rural not so much.
You know, you have a real suspect Portuguese accent.
There are almost 18 million members of the Church of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons)
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Most of these are not even in the top 100 creepiest towns.
Mormons: Cult or Religion? Hot take = there is a certain point where a cult has enough followers that it becomes a religion. Depending on who you ask though, something is a cult depending on how it protects its faith and tenets. Some of the things the LDS church do fall pretty close to cult territory, but I think that it doesn't really get there, and would really just be defined closer to a highly culturally knit group brought together by their faith. Just like any group from any culture, there will always be a percentage of them that are extreme in their tenets and how they protect/enforce them. Humans are flawed, no matter what central ideology they are drawn to. Except Scientology. That's a cult.
They're not real, they don't exist! But I'll still run like a little bitch if I get spooked(rim shot). Seriously, logic and reason don't come into account when you're screaming like a 12 year old girl!!!
They are definitely real
I never used to believe in ghosts but i had a couple creepy encounters that changed my mind
Examples if you can... 🙌
@@european-reactsthe two most notable were as follows
Back 5 or 6 years ago when I was 15 or 16 me and a couple friends were out walking at around 3 am, the town I live in is a small college town of around 7000 people in upstate New York (canton) and it was the middle of summer and the college kids were on break, me and my friends had just been walking around for a couple hours when we decided to hang out in an old civil war era cemetery on miner street, we had been in the cemetery for around 5 minutes when all of a sudden we heard a baby crying, needless to say we all took off running as fast as we could,
The other experience I had which I can’t explain happened in Los Angeles about 2 years ago on a hiking trail just outside the city along a canyon it was mid morning but the sun was high in the sky, the trail was maybe 4 feet wide sandwiched between a rock ledge on one side and a cliff of about 20 feet in height on the other, I was about 1/4 mile into the trail and I still hadn’t seen anyone else on the trail I stopped to admire the scenery at one point when I heard footsteps coming up the path the foot steps kept getting louder until they passed me and started getting quieter I never found the source of the footsteps and to this day it sends chills down my spine
I had one other one as well but it’s not quite as interesting
The other one happened when I was 8 my grandparents have a large swath of woodland and pasture in the Adirondacks and up until I was 7 grandma had an old horse named Heidi, Heidi passed away and this story takes place shortly after the horse passed, it had probably been about a month or two since the horse had passed it was probably mid February and the temperature out side was probably around 10 degrees Fahrenheit, I was in the horse barn to help my grandfather find something (I can’t quite remember what, probably something to help get the old tractor started, it always had trouble starting in winter) while standing with my back turned against the stall where Heidi (the horse) had once lived I felt warm breath on the back of my neck and immediately turned around only for nothing to be there, I don’t remember my exact reaction but I think I went running scared to my grandfather
1 I believe in ghost. I recorded a moan with no one else there.
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Morman are not Christian.
European Reacts here's another reason 4 ya 2 steer clear away from Villisca Axe Murder House the Ghost/Spirit of whoever killed most of Family living inside the Villisca Axe Murder House as well as the kid of 1 of their neighbors spending the night inside the Villisca Axe Murder House is also said 2 be residing in/haunting that same house!
Yeah this is a clickbait video... that you're reacting to there's a lot of them on RUclips now
Narrator has never left California. 🙄
Nothing wrong with deer
Drugs are a problem everywhere
Wow people came out there houses and starred at a strager who ever did this video is obviously plays too many games these stories arent creppy ias a military veteran i can tell you creepy
Kids go to heaven not walk the earth this is why im a Christian Bible has all the answers there are no ghosts they are demons mention name of Jesus the so called ghost are gone
Whiever dud this video is a typical young kid that is way off
This kid doing the video is kind of a judgmental millennial
I follow Jesus no man
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