I remember someone telling me a while ago that “when the fog arrives there comes a point where locking your doors doesn’t make you feel safe anymore” Just felt that resonate with this video
Cosmic/lovecraftian horror is hard to pull off since it doesnt follow the traditional plot outline Its not about character development, but more so about the slow and steady entrance to the unknown before the big reveal of powers much greater and the descent into helplessness and dread of the revelation.
Exactly. That's the reason its so interesting. Almost nobody realizes that almost every movie or book, doesn't matter if belongs to "art" or "pop culture", is overly focused in we humans as a race, or individals... As if nothing exists outside ourselves. There are lot of topics far more interesting that watching us in a mirror, so to speak.
I always think like this. The actual creature doesnt make it scary itself but instead its the setting and the environment that makes it truly terrifying
The truly terrifying is not what you see or hear. It's what you imagine. I mean, what do we see? A foggy and dark area with flying creatures that definitely don't come from earth. The creatures don't harm anyone and are just flying around and "sitting" on a tower. They don't seem to care about that little human who is filming them. At the end he suddenly runs away and the screen turns black. That's not really scary. But it becomes scary if we imagine what these creatures could do or why he ran away at the end. Maybe he just saw a car and wanted to stop it or the creature did something that scared him. Maybe the film just stopped because the camera had no more akku or he dropped and broke it. But I imagined that the creature was crawling down while he filmed the street and then tried to attack or grab him. He ran away but the creature followed. As the camera turned black he was grabbed and eaten. If the horror film is good enough you don't even have to show the creature many times. You just have to build up the right atmosphere and hint stuff the viewers could imagine to happen off-screen.
God I would pay good money to watch a movie or series with this vibe. Edit: Guys, I made this comment a long time ago, and ya'll are still commenting on it daily. I have seen Silent Hill, I have played Silent Hill, I've watched The Mist, Cloverfield, etc. etc., every movie that has been listed here, I've seen. The only one that comes close is The Mist, but it's still not quite the same. You can stop with your recommendations now, because if a movie like what I'm describing existed, you can rest assured I've seen it.
I don‘t know if others agree, but I personally really like the idea of these creatures not being threats. They may look otherworldly and terrifying, but in reality they are just being chill and hanging out.
This really tickles an ancient part of the brain. One that remembers how it was to be a small mammal trying to avoid being noticed by a much larger predator that's stalking around.
I really like how at the end it doesn’t even show you what is making that sound and you’re left entirely up to your imagination.. sometimes that’s even more scary than seeing it
I sounded like multiple tornado sirens. Reminds me since I live in an area right in between multiple of them, and it sounded heavenly when they blared at once and harmonized.
@@rachel0706 My guy 90% of the things in horror movies or in movies in general are fake, the fact this single guy was able to pull this off with graphics and that sense of silent horror and dread is astounding. Ask yourself if you yourself can pull this off then you have a right to criticise such an artwork.
The fog, I always found it fascinating. Despite it only being thick, dense air and water, I can't stop imagining it as some kind of otherworldly substance.
fog is my favorite weather, it is very different, and the inability to see much highlights what’s immediately in front of you. I see it now, standing on a bridge shrouded in thick fog in an autum morning, the fog obscuring all save for the colored trees filling the valley below. So serene, yet so oppresive and mysterious at the same time. Man, I need some sleep.
I don't know if its not normal, but I find those creatures....oddly beautiful For some reson....instead of only feeling scared I also feel intrigued, for watching them closer and try to comprehend their biology....and what they are Great video!
Some of the best horror comes from an uncertainty of the nature of what you see. The creature is large and otherworldly but it’s intent is unknown making it truly terrifying
You're not alone in this, I find something about the serpentine one bounding into the distance strangely majestic. I think something that helps is viewing them as though they are real life deep sea creatures, as they very much resemble them.
We need more big creature horror just like this, also I love the ending that implies that whatever that thing was, was heading directly towards the camera man. If I could give you a million dollar budget, I would love to see it fleshed out, just like the Mist monster scene.
same. i kinda gathered that this thing just sounds like thunder from a distance, and the increasing hum at the end was just hearing this thing "amble" the cameras direction, not to mention the slight decrease in light as though its moving right over him
The thing that makes the whole thing very scary is about how calm the situation seems to be. You hear something from afar and you see some strange stuff like a figure for the fogs and a strange stuff from a tower. This is what is best about this horror video : we give you hints that you are not alone, even if everything is calm and normal.
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@@cara-seyunThe overall sense of dread created, good horror does not rely on gore or jumpscares, but on the dread, confusion and suspense generated in the scene.
@TerrasScourge very true, not all horror is just about monsters either, good horror can be done even with just humans being the horror, I completely agree 👍 and this is coming from a horror artist
This... is just beautiful. Entrancing the whole way through. The sight of big things at a distance that is somewhere between comfortably far off and terrifyingly close has always had a profound effect on me.
Usually, horrors use cheap tricks like jump scares, blood, shock, etc. Those tricks scare you on the most primitive, feral level. But this... this scares you on whole another level, on the conscious level.
Again, the sound design is phenomenal, the sheer loudness in combination with the siren like sounds, aswell as the elements of cosmic horror really bring this vid together. Keep up the fantastic work!
The fog besides giving it an eerie vibe, it's the fact that the fog gives the monsters a sillouette Making the monsters appearance up to the imagination is what makes it kickass
I dont understand how people find this scary.. This feels so damn epic, like imagine stumbling apon a gigantic creature beyond human comprehension just passing by you making this enourmous sound
He's the cameraman of course he survived that long. The monster in this video just didn't see the guy was filming because of the fog. It was a huge accident on set which let to a lawsuit against said monster.
What a great job! Its a perfect mix of atmosphere, sound and a very unique and ORIGINAL creature. i love how the fog and sun play against each other making the creature look both enormous and pretty high up in the air. Your skills/talent are on the same level as The Faking Hoaxer and Simon Stalenhag. The plain/simple design of the creature makes it creepy as hell (It kind of looks like one those freaky house centipedes!)
This is some solid horror here. No over-the-top action or overly loud music. Just the vast, cosmic horror of strange entities that we can't even begin to understand.
This is breathtaking beautiful, transfixing and horrifying at the same time. For me the music was chilling and everything unfolded like hell gone totally mayhem. So well done felt every breath and step then….
That feeling of having a large creature hunting you in an open place with no hiding spots scares the shit out of me, the way the character looks up and even tho the camera can't see it, it's there
A nightmare would not be going out and find whatever this huge thing floating in the sky. But finding out that this thing is only a little part of something bigger.
i would love to see a world like this where someone could coexist with a creature like this it's not your enemy. it doesn't want to kill you it might be your friend, or maybe it just tolerates you. who knows? either way, it would be almost comforting i'd really like to see that
That was eerie as hell. That creature looked like it could've been disguised as a row of trees in the fog before it rose up and flew away. I was half-expecting one of those creatures would come up behind the viewer...
1:34 Needs wetter sound here. It would enhance the immersion of the rainy environment if we heard each footstep sinking slightly into the soil and slurping back up.
I like your concept, we usually see giant monsters with throngs of people as sign of destruction but this is somewhat a fresh take and It reminds me of Cloverfield-style found footage method. I just stumbled upon your channel tonight.
The sounds and ambience are to me what really makes this. The strained and stressed breathing from the man mixed with the natural sounds of wind and rained. Being topped off by what sounds like music, but distorted and weird yet... some how natural.
I think this was epic, even though I'm not sure I saw all the monsters. I saw the giant moss-worm creature, the weird growth on the building, and the shadow of the thing at the end. Let me know if I missed anything.
This is like the gripping intensity of an apocalyptic world. Following this one person I can feel the terror he is feeling at both what we see through him as well as an unknown fear of something not seen, but know something is out there. I would follow this for sure and will subscribe. I too am drawn to this kind of stuff when it is well done as this is.
I know that the more we see the more desensitized we become to it, but god i wish we can get a full movie about this. Well done this was amazing, like and sub from me.
I had a nightmare kind of like this. Going down to my barn in the morning before dawn, the valley below covered in thick fog with moonlight over it. There was a deer walking through it, only it was strangely lit from the inside and was about 200 feet tall.
These types of videos are sort of like reliving your wildest childhood nightmares…dreams from a time when the world was enormous, new and “impossible” would never occur to you…
I like how the video leaves me in confusion. The cryptic at the start doesn’t seem to panic the filmer all to much, however when they get to the tower, something starts to worry them until they break into an all out sprint. Is it just me or does it look like the road curves 90 degrees down into nothingness?
This makes me think of so many things, Cloverfield (for some reason, I've never even seen it), War of the Worlds, Siren Head, The Mist, Blair Witch Project (another movie I have never seen but the camera work is probably why I think of it), A Quiet Place. It's like a comforting nostalgia feeling :) So keep up the good work!
I am pretty sure that sound at the end would be a perfect example of how a T-rex would have sounded. I saw a few videos saying that it's growl(if you can call it that) was mostly consisted of vibrations that could be felt and of course heard. It would automatically cause a fight or flight to us. Imagining that is fucking terrifying lol.
This is the second clip by Moon Prod I watch, Beautiful work, a nightmare delicately portraited by the aesthetics (tone and color) of conjunction of images in which each frame is a motion painting depicting an emotional landscape of hopeless fear, framed by a minimalistic, though very deep soundtrack in which the sound seems to enhance the colors while describing the emotions, a moving piece of art.
This is excellent. The unknown will always be a house of fear... add to that omnious creatures? You've got me. It's that you can't really define what they are that makes it scary. The locale, the visuals and perfectly timed music makes it all great.👍🏾👏🏾Kudos!
I absolutely love this stuff. Just some giant creature hidden in the fog, it's so cool but scary! I always imagine stuff like this, I wish to see a movie made with this concept or a series, as long as it doesn't involve romance. Romance in horror is something I do not enjoy.
That thing has a pretty interesting design. It somewhat resembles a siphonophore, but at the same time it's also swimming through the fog with undulatory motions.
I remember someone telling me a while ago that “when the fog arrives there comes a point where locking your doors doesn’t make you feel safe anymore”
Just felt that resonate with this video
bro didn't take his meds
@@wolff4033 😂
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Bro the reckoning arrives 💀
June 25th 2026 the fog is coming the fog is coming the fog is coming the fog is coming
This made me think, just how far are we from getting movies made for VR where we can experience them in first person? Fantastic video.
Those already exist, well, short films at least, so you can enjoy them whenever you want!
@@MoonProds nahh, hes talking aboit full-dive in
Cloverfield is sorta of a first person giant movie
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We need more cosmic horror movies like this
Yes, enough about hauntings, zombies and serial killers.
Cosmic/lovecraftian horror is hard to pull off since it doesnt follow the traditional plot outline
Its not about character development, but more so about the slow and steady entrance to the unknown before the big reveal of powers much greater and the descent into helplessness and dread of the revelation.
Exactly. That's the reason its so interesting. Almost nobody realizes that almost every movie or book, doesn't matter if belongs to "art" or "pop culture", is overly focused in we humans as a race, or individals... As if nothing exists outside ourselves. There are lot of topics far more interesting that watching us in a mirror, so to speak.
@@jimmybean420 It's a matter of opinion i guess. Subjectivity is one of those human characteristics, isn't it?
You want cosmic horror? Just look at videos of Nibiru and then pay attention to the changes of the moon's position in the sky because of it.
I always think like this. The actual creature doesnt make it scary itself but instead its the setting and the environment that makes it truly terrifying
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The truly terrifying is not what you see or hear. It's what you imagine. I mean, what do we see? A foggy and dark area with flying creatures that definitely don't come from earth. The creatures don't harm anyone and are just flying around and "sitting" on a tower. They don't seem to care about that little human who is filming them. At the end he suddenly runs away and the screen turns black. That's not really scary.
But it becomes scary if we imagine what these creatures could do or why he ran away at the end. Maybe he just saw a car and wanted to stop it or the creature did something that scared him. Maybe the film just stopped because the camera had no more akku or he dropped and broke it. But I imagined that the creature was crawling down while he filmed the street and then tried to attack or grab him. He ran away but the creature followed. As the camera turned black he was grabbed and eaten. If the horror film is good enough you don't even have to show the creature many times. You just have to build up the right atmosphere and hint stuff the viewers could imagine to happen off-screen.
@@facemaus12 At 2:10 you can see something big approaching. That's what he was running from.
Me and blasting funny music in my headphones as an eldrirtch horror goes down on me; 😊
The fog looked way more ominous than the actual creature itself, that fog looked amazing in the dim light, gives it that atmospheric scary vibe. 👍
Definitely, thought about Stephen King’s “the fog”
Silent Hill
@@kassyyar97 the mist
@@CODBlackOps6WALKTHROUGH english is not my first language 💀 sorry
@@kassyyar97 the language isn't a problem, you just got the book name wrong
I love stuff like this - reminds me of The Mist. More!
Damn a verified youtuber commenting on my videos! Thanks, I'm definitely making more as of right now :)
the mist was one of the best films I've ever seen and the sound track was amazing
@Cameron P it's creative
The end scene☠️
@@necromancer3394 its messed up
God I would pay good money to watch a movie or series with this vibe.
Edit: Guys, I made this comment a long time ago, and ya'll are still commenting on it daily.
I have seen Silent Hill, I have played Silent Hill, I've watched The Mist, Cloverfield, etc. etc., every movie that has been listed here, I've seen. The only one that comes close is The Mist, but it's still not quite the same. You can stop with your recommendations now, because if a movie like what I'm describing existed, you can rest assured I've seen it.
Just in an hypothetical way, but if I ever did a kickstarter for a feature length cosmic horror movie... Would you support it?
@@MoonProds I'll support you in my heart
@@MoonProds do it
Absolutely...couldn't agree more
Watch Mist, it's exactly the same thing
I don‘t know if others agree, but I personally really like the idea of these creatures not being threats. They may look otherworldly and terrifying, but in reality they are just being chill and hanging out.
I like the idea, but something tells me that isn't the case...
@@Deadflower019 The thing from the fog told me to tell you this:
*whispers* ratio
@@Mandarinoooooowhat did poison flower do 😭
Humans have always been afraid of things they don’t understand
Like celestial cows munching on the grass
Now THIS is horror. You’ve done what many new horror films fail to do and that is to create a sense of dread without jump scares. Bravo 👏🏽
That’s what makes Lovecraft so effective; it’s what you don’t see 👌🏼
@@michaelwills1926 or what you see but can't do anything about.
@@humanity600 Yup. Lovecraft dealt with both of those fears.
You look like Shakira lol
Problem with me is I'm either terrified for 6 months,
or just 6 seconds and want to find out more about it. "Heeeerrrre, monster, monster, monster."
Excellent video. I can really feel the anxiety building up to all-out panic. Your techniques are better than a lot of big-budget giant monster movies.
It's easy to imagine that the individual filming has managed to survive all this time in constant fear of the creatures that have destroyed humanity.
feels to much like a video game
I thought this was real
@fat goji nah Godzilla is more cool than creepy maybe another monster
I'd watch a full 2 hour, no-dialogue, no specific narrative film like this and love every second of it.
Closest we'll get is Monsters by Gareth Edwards.
Now I want Steve Irwin or Attenborough trying to document fog critters.
Ah, the elusive flying mustache in the wild. Truly a magnificent sight.
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I love this because like...the creatures blend in so well with the environment that at first I didn't register that they aren't supposed to be there.
Like the real things being shown on G Willy channel
This really tickles an ancient part of the brain. One that remembers how it was to be a small mammal trying to avoid being noticed by a much larger predator that's stalking around.
Now we have nukes.
@@calebh7902 okay man.
@@supersaiyancommenter .... okay
@@supersaiyancommenter What purpose does your comment serve?
@@calebh7902 it shows words on other people's screens. what's even cooler about it is that it's a reply, meaning it's a response to another comment.
I really like how at the end it doesn’t even show you what is making that sound and you’re left entirely up to your imagination.. sometimes that’s even more scary than seeing it
i imagined a flying train coming towards him because of the sounds
@@mikadosannoji553NEOOOOM
I think it was a car playing music
I sounded like multiple tornado sirens. Reminds me since I live in an area right in between multiple of them, and it sounded heavenly when they blared at once and harmonized.
Or it could be interpreted as laziness. Blair Witch perfected the use of nothingness. And that movie sucked.
I love how peacefully the fog creature floats around in the sky
They are like:"man I dont care about killing them im not in the mode
@@ionelapopescu7573 Lol
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my pet hairy sky worm, Gholtað
@@gersemi_terrestrial Can I pet the sky worm? :D
This clip captures the feeling of being alone in the midst of confusion and chaos. And the creatures’ quiet movements add to that emotion. TFS
100%fake is this, i rather watch a horror movie even bollywood is better then this crap
@@rachel0706 we know it’s fake. He’s a special effects guy who makes shorts. Did you think someone was fooled into thinking this was real?
@@rachel0706 My guy 90% of the things in horror movies or in movies in general are fake, the fact this single guy was able to pull this off with graphics and that sense of silent horror and dread is astounding. Ask yourself if you yourself can pull this off then you have a right to criticise such an artwork.
@@BloodRedeemed you got a point on that one know i think about it my bas
@@Space_Man909 You don’t need to be an expert to criticize anything
It's scary but it's also kind of ethereal and beautiful. I absolutely love it
Potential YuGiOh duel monsters!
most sane trevor henderson's creature enjoyer
@@huh-ih5wq thanks
The fog, I always found it fascinating. Despite it only being thick, dense air and water, I can't stop imagining it as some kind of otherworldly substance.
I agree bro
It is literally being inside the clouds.
fog is my favorite weather, it is very different, and the inability to see much highlights what’s immediately in front of you. I see it now, standing on a bridge shrouded in thick fog in an autum morning, the fog obscuring all save for the colored trees filling the valley below. So serene, yet so oppresive and mysterious at the same time.
Man, I need some sleep.
The fog is my second favorite weather.
how could something be so beautiful and scary at the same time?love it
Tigers 🐅
If only the movie “The Mist” didn’t end the way it did and had a sequel, this could certainly qualify as one.
I’m just going to leave my comment here for some reason
I feel like you have a lot of my same interests lmao
Hi again
It can have some kind of sequel, like a different perspective. Someone from a different area during The Mist.
+1
I would totally watch a full-feature film around this. Also, greetings from /r/ImaginaryLeviathans
Hey, just wait a few years. ;)
Moon Prod bruh please
There's a similar film about creatures in mist. It's called "the mist"
@@jokes6683 - Loved that movie. If I recall correctly, it's a Stephen King novel put into film.
Look likes Big breach giant worm
I don't know if its not normal, but I find those creatures....oddly beautiful
For some reson....instead of only feeling scared I also feel intrigued, for watching them closer and try to comprehend their biology....and what they are
Great video!
Some of the best horror comes from an uncertainty of the nature of what you see. The creature is large and otherworldly but it’s intent is unknown making it truly terrifying
i would like to have a pet fog creature but we dont know what they are
You're not alone in this, I find something about the serpentine one bounding into the distance strangely majestic. I think something that helps is viewing them as though they are real life deep sea creatures, as they very much resemble them.
You're the type of guy to die in a movie because of this
Nah, he’s the type of guy to learn more about the thing and discover how to take it down and stuff.
Squidward tried to warn us when he said "the fog is coming"💀
That is funny😂
Ну я думал это китайский дракон Гоку💀
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The fog is coming? WRONG. Plantern.
This is some of the creepiest, most Lovecraftian independent horror material I've seen. So impressive.
We must protect this from the scp fandom
A loud, deep resonating sound being emitted while the beast departs would be cool as hell
Then the sound would be known,while the beast is unknown
And the beast to move a bit slower to make it look more gigantic, fast movement looks kinda odd
@@dux3644 good catch
@@dux3644 🎯
Nah something that big moving that fast and quiet is a lot scarier.
We need more big creature horror just like this, also I love the ending that implies that whatever that thing was, was heading directly towards the camera man. If I could give you a million dollar budget, I would love to see it fleshed out, just like the Mist monster scene.
same. i kinda gathered that this thing just sounds like thunder from a distance, and the increasing hum at the end was just hearing this thing "amble" the cameras direction, not to mention the slight decrease in light as though its moving right over him
But I mean he is the cameraman
But I was like wtf the camera man had seen the creature freakin perched on the top of that building but he approached it anyway 🤨
Okay, I'll be able to write something like that.
@@nisa3612 it wasn't up there, thats some stuff left up there from what ever it was doing to that building.
The thing that makes the whole thing very scary is about how calm the situation seems to be. You hear something from afar and you see some strange stuff like a figure for the fogs and a strange stuff from a tower. This is what is best about this horror video : we give you hints that you are not alone, even if everything is calm and normal.
This is cool! Ominous cryptids have always captivated me in horror
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Holly Cow dude¡¡¡ I love this video¡¡ Awesom work
Well well well... I have found the one rhat watched me go to the toilet... please don't record that next time ;--;
Criatura estranha, existe isso? Coragem ir atrás
why are you running the right way 2:21?
Cringe glazing comment from like a year ago almost 1k likes is embarrassing
Where is the horror?
@@cara-seyunThe overall sense of dread created, good horror does not rely on gore or jumpscares, but on the dread, confusion and suspense generated in the scene.
check inside your left buttcheek@@cara-seyun
@@cara-seyunthe whole thing. Stick to the Hollywood garbage that's easy for the masses to digest without thought.
@TerrasScourge very true, not all horror is just about monsters either, good horror can be done even with just humans being the horror, I completely agree 👍 and this is coming from a horror artist
This... is just beautiful. Entrancing the whole way through. The sight of big things at a distance that is somewhere between comfortably far off and terrifyingly close has always had a profound effect on me.
Usually, horrors use cheap tricks like jump scares, blood, shock, etc. Those tricks scare you on the most primitive, feral level. But this... this scares you on whole another level, on the conscious level.
Again, the sound design is phenomenal, the sheer loudness in combination with the siren like sounds, aswell as the elements of cosmic horror really bring this vid together. Keep up the fantastic work!
The fog besides giving it an eerie vibe, it's the fact that the fog gives the monsters a sillouette Making the monsters appearance up to the imagination is what makes it kickass
I dont understand how people find this scary.. This feels so damn epic, like imagine stumbling apon a gigantic creature beyond human comprehension just passing by you making this enourmous sound
I know
It’s like a mist dragon
It's easy to imagine that the individual filming has managed to survive all this time in constant fear of the creatures that have destroyed humanity.
He's the cameraman of course he survived that long. The monster in this video just didn't see the guy was filming because of the fog. It was a huge accident on set which let to a lawsuit against said monster.
What a great job! Its a perfect mix of atmosphere, sound and a very unique and ORIGINAL creature. i love how the fog and sun play against each other making the creature look both enormous and pretty high up in the air. Your skills/talent are on the same level as The Faking Hoaxer and Simon Stalenhag. The plain/simple design of the creature makes it creepy as hell (It kind of looks like one those freaky house centipedes!)
This is great. Perfect amount of creature. Not too much, not too little. The eerie atmosphere, perfect camerawork in building it. Great work!
This is some solid horror here. No over-the-top action or overly loud music. Just the vast, cosmic horror of strange entities that we can't even begin to understand.
Im not even a big horror fan but the way you build the atmosphere and environment in your short clips is legendary
The most difficult emotion to display or give the feeling to the audience is dread. This was beautifully done.
This is breathtaking beautiful, transfixing and horrifying at the same time. For me the music was chilling and everything unfolded like hell gone totally mayhem. So well done felt every breath and step then….
True horror isnt to scare but to unsettle and stick in your mind thinking over and over about it
That feeling of having a large creature hunting you in an open place with no hiding spots scares the shit out of me, the way the character looks up and even tho the camera can't see it, it's there
A nightmare would not be going out and find whatever this huge thing floating in the sky. But finding out that this thing is only a little part of something bigger.
How about finding out that you have been inside one of them without noticing?
Well this is absolutely terrifying. Kinda reminds me of a much more surreal version of "the mist"
Still, a great watch. Nice job.
i would love to see a world like this where someone could coexist with a creature like this
it's not your enemy. it doesn't want to kill you
it might be your friend, or maybe it just tolerates you. who knows?
either way, it would be almost comforting
i'd really like to see that
That was eerie as hell. That creature looked like it could've been disguised as a row of trees in the fog before it rose up and flew away. I was half-expecting one of those creatures would come up behind the viewer...
The fear of the unknown is the best type of fear
Also the definition of "why do I hear boss music?"
Real nice of the fog monsters to bring their own ambient music
1:10 Tree giving the horns of approval as this thing rolls by🦠🌳🤘
1:15 The branch on the bottom-right corner looks like a person worshipping the creature, or dying from it.
This is the most realistic thing i have ever watched. Nice edits your very talented
Absolutely stunning horror realism displayed. Masterclass by all standards.
1:34 Needs wetter sound here. It would enhance the immersion of the rainy environment if we heard each footstep sinking slightly into the soil and slurping back up.
2:24 my guy put on sports mode crocks
I like your concept, we usually see giant monsters with throngs of people as sign of destruction but this is somewhat a fresh take and It reminds me of Cloverfield-style found footage method. I just stumbled upon your channel tonight.
I didn’t expect to see the DEVOUR OF GODS dress up as grass for holloween
The sounds and ambience are to me what really makes this. The strained and stressed breathing from the man mixed with the natural sounds of wind and rained. Being topped off by what sounds like music, but distorted and weird yet... some how natural.
These giant sky monster videos are just so lovely! Something wonderfully soothing about them. I want more!!
Amzing visuals. It's astounding how the creature moves with the phone at some points. Films are amazing nowadays 👍🏼👍🏼
Humans: we are gonna die
Birds: we are gonna die
Every other animal:we are gonna die
The Thing In The Fog: hello
The sound design is marvelous and the visuals are striking, love the atmosphere. Great job!
Rock-solid camera track on this, and a nice comp. Well done!
I think this was epic, even though I'm not sure I saw all the monsters. I saw the giant moss-worm creature, the weird growth on the building, and the shadow of the thing at the end. Let me know if I missed anything.
Oh man this makes me realize that a live action Shadow if the Collosus would be amazing. Great work...true atmosphere wonder and fear
This is like the gripping intensity of an apocalyptic world. Following this one person I can feel the terror he is feeling at both what we see through him as well as an unknown fear of something not seen, but know something is out there.
I would follow this for sure and will subscribe. I too am drawn to this kind of stuff when it is well done as this is.
If I saw something like that on a foggy day, I wouldn't leave home
Got that. Right
I would id just let sit out and let it eat me like whatever better than living under billionares.
I know that the more we see the more desensitized we become to it, but god i wish we can get a full movie about this.
Well done this was amazing, like and sub from me.
I had a nightmare kind of like this. Going down to my barn in the morning before dawn, the valley below covered in thick fog with moonlight over it. There was a deer walking through it, only it was strangely lit from the inside and was about 200 feet tall.
These types of videos are sort of like reliving your wildest childhood nightmares…dreams from a time when the world was enormous, new and “impossible” would never occur to you…
This kind of ambience is weirdly relaxing ...
cosmic horror will be one of my favorite genres no matter how I suck at dealing with horrors.
One of the best tricks to make a scary video, have something far in the distance, barely visible but massive
I like how the video leaves me in confusion. The cryptic at the start doesn’t seem to panic the filmer all to much, however when they get to the tower, something starts to worry them until they break into an all out sprint. Is it just me or does it look like the road curves 90 degrees down into nothingness?
This makes me think of so many things, Cloverfield (for some reason, I've never even seen it), War of the Worlds, Siren Head, The Mist, Blair Witch Project (another movie I have never seen but the camera work is probably why I think of it), A Quiet Place. It's like a comforting nostalgia feeling :) So keep up the good work!
I am pretty sure that sound at the end would be a perfect example of how a T-rex would have sounded. I saw a few videos saying that it's growl(if you can call it that) was mostly consisted of vibrations that could be felt and of course heard. It would automatically cause a fight or flight to us. Imagining that is fucking terrifying lol.
A part of me wishes this thing was real but the other part thinks it shouldn’t
This is the second clip by Moon Prod I watch, Beautiful work, a nightmare delicately portraited by the aesthetics (tone and color) of conjunction of images in which each frame is a motion painting depicting an emotional landscape of hopeless fear, framed by a minimalistic, though very deep soundtrack in which the sound seems to enhance the colors while describing the emotions, a moving piece of art.
Amazing. Incredible. Awe-inspiring. Thank you!
Damn. Make a full movie like this. Like 2 hrs long. I would definitely go to theatre to watch it.
I WAS SEARCHING FOR RAINH FOG FOOTAGE WHEN I FIRST FOUND THIS AND IT FREAKED ME OUT SO MUCH WELL DONE
Is that guy by his own and his camera with 2 fog monsters? And what the heck is that monster at 1:02?
Wdym theres two
This is excellent. The unknown will always be a house of fear... add to that omnious creatures? You've got me. It's that you can't really define what they are that makes it scary. The locale, the visuals and perfectly timed music makes it all great.👍🏾👏🏾Kudos!
This guy's videos remind me of "In the shadow of the colossus" but it looks even better. That game should be remade someday. In some way or another
Awesome work. Thanks for posting it.
*The creature that founded the founding Titan*
What is the original song at 2:14 ?
It's a remix of Requiem, for soprano, mezzo soprano by György Ligeti
@@MoonProds Nice, did you do the remix? Or is there a way to find it ?
I did it
I absolutely love this stuff. Just some giant creature hidden in the fog, it's so cool but scary! I always imagine stuff like this, I wish to see a movie made with this concept or a series, as long as it doesn't involve romance. Romance in horror is something I do not enjoy.
I don't think it's scary, I think it is beautiful.
OH you also made these! I just came from your aquatic nighttime video and this makes a ton of sense. I love what you do.
These are probably "creatures" coming from underground/under the sea/volcanos!?
Good catch!👍
Remember, if you see a creature in the distance and want to film it, it is necessary that your hand has a seizure.
2:00 what did he run from?
Fog creatures
Well done. A simple vid with simple effects created an eerie, unsettling feel.
This isn't horror.
This isn't terror.
This... this is a whole other type of fear.
Dread maybe
Gosh. This gives me Shadow of Colossus vibes. Love the enigmatic ethereal atmosphere. :)
Это очень атмосферно! Особенно концовка и звук, до мурашек пробрало! Именно такими должны быть фильмы ужасов, а не та дрянь, что снимают в Голливуде
Ёжик в тумане. Наши дни. Лошадка-а-а...
А что там было?
Наш ответ НАТО.
Pretty cool job!! It looks futuristic. And the fog "monster" was awesome!I really liked the regular surroundings though! Very creepy, but REAL.
That thing has a pretty interesting design. It somewhat resembles a siphonophore, but at the same time it's also swimming through the fog with undulatory motions.
Hi Dr. Bright, I'm impressed that you noted the siphonophore-like appearance as it was actually a big inspiration :)