@@wiibrockster just cover them in gasoline so that they won't move, and beat them with some newspaper, and don't burn them because it will remove the gasoline effect, we usually cut their bodies and melt them, they're good for heat insulators
We have burrowing owls where I live and they really are adorable. You just want to say hi ti them whenever you walk by and see them taking care of their nests
my favorite thing was the "woman" "walking", the fact that "she" glided across the floor unnaturally instead of the natural bobbing movement that you see when a real person do when they take steps was a really nice touch
For anyone who might need a chuckle after getting spooked: I'd like to imagine that, to achieve this effect, they had the actress wear heels and just heely back and forth across the room
I think the best part of this video is the silence. There is no excessive static, no camera glitches. Only the rustling of the woods and the crunching of snow. It really gives off the atmosphere of beings somewhere where something terrible has happened.
Ikr when it goes from happy silly animals to saying "everywhere" there is no music or anything. It just leaves you with this unsettling feeling of discomfort and curiosity.
I appreciate how cautious the person with the camera is. It adds a lot of tension that modern horror tends to miss out on because the entire cast is devoid of basic self preservation instincts. The dude here never moves faster than a creep, shoots from cover whenever possible, and if something sees him, HE BOOKS IT.
Need to start putting these on actual VHS tapes and leaving them in strange locations. (Edit: Based of these replies I'm so proud that I've been able to inspire so many people to try this. To all the people who said they would or already have mad props! I'm happy to see such good content make its way to the public in such a unique way.)
This is the true moral of Gemini Home Entertainment right here. All shall be Minnesota. Neptune? Already Minnesota. The Iris? It's where Minnesota came from. Soon all planets and all of Earth in particular will be Minnesota. Moral of the story: *DESTROY MINNESOTA BEFORE ITS TOO LATE*
Ever since this was uploaded, my wife and I can no longer peacefully T-pose in the dining room or glide across the floor without someone showing up to our house trying to make a horror documentary about these completely fictional creatures. This video has ruined our 100% perfectly normal absolutely not at all infected regular human family.
these false scientists and their need to document things that definitely are uninfected humans and not woodcrawlers are putting a stain on our society. i can no longer t pose and glide without being put on a watch list.
@@timehasstoppedandthefunbeg4467 What do you mean if??? Foolish amateur investigators have been roaming the forests as if it belongs to them. It seems that humans have forgotten that the forest was home to many creatures and perhaps the inhabitants would like to rear their young in peace without being disturbed by ...-I mean - expose? Expose what? Woodcrawlers do not exist. These are normal Homo sapiens living normal Homo sapiens lives - consuming food using metal tools, befriending domesticated quadrupeds, feeding smelly liquids to their traveling metal boxes.
A friend of mine is creeped out by owls, I’ve been trying to convince them they’re really cute and I think this might just do the trick. Thanks Gemini!
@Don'tPlayWithGuns Superstitions. In some cultures Owls are linked to the death and the devil, especially in Christian beliefs. In other cultures it's linked owls are linked to wisdom. I just find them cute.
3:11 I know this implies that they are outside the state too but I find it too funny to think that wood crawlers just hit an invisible wall when they reach the border of the state.
@@breguera77 Yes. Earth? It's Minnesota. The sun? Already Minnesota. Neptune? Already Minnesota. Saturn? Already Minnesota. It's all Minnesota from here on out
I like how there are never any jumpscares on this channel, instead they create enough suspense so that when something does happen it scares the shit out of you just as much😭
thats. thats what a jumpscare is tho. building up suspense that is suddenly released by something quickly happening. these are just well-executed jumpscares so they dont feel the same as like screamer videos or w/e
I’ve seen many comparisons between this and Local58, but frankly I feel this is actually quite different. While Local58 seemed to behave as a fictional news channel, this feels more like a collection of old short documentaries kind of like the ones you could check out at your local library and play on the projector for your elementary students. I guess that’s what makes it creepy, I get a sense that I could have stumbled upon it myself while checking the library, which is a much creepier take on found footage.
"Local 58" Started a genre I think. I love how people took it in different directions. Combined with insperation from Vaporwave "Esthetics" and altille bit of creepypastas (The lost tapes, slenderman ect)- its realy great content.
@@rotisseriepossum I actually watched a bunch of them the other night (the best time to watch!), YT just kept suggesting them. Bbut not all of them are good I have to say. Some one them realy need to be more original, others are quite clearly still young and will imrove with time.
The most terrifying scene was how one of the "Woodcrawlers" that took on a human form just glided across the living room. There was no bobbing, no abnormal twitches, nothing. It just glides lifelessly like a nearly deflated balloon, moving without any purpose or sensation
This is very disturbing. However, during the "fake people" part I couldn't help thinking that this was Kevin McCallister playing another trick to ward off potential robbers, rather than some kind of Lovecraftian horror monster that zombifies Midwestern families. Tip: rewatch Animal #3 while also listening to "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" for full effect.
I feel sad for those who actually thought it was an actual video about the weirdest animals. Since this became popular I will tell you all what I am eating rn: Chips
A really interesting aspect of this is how it flips the typical dynamic of voyeurism - normally it's a person in their own home having something outside trying to spy in, but here the cameraman is trying to get footage of strange creatures from outside the home. And the tension is still there, as the cameraman tries to stay out of sight while still getting film of these beings.
Agreed! I discovered this on the local58 subreddit and I was initially convinced that this was actual VHS footage. The aesthetics just reek of the late 70s/early 80s and I love it. Definitely some potential here.
Honestly horror like this is a relief for me because most of the time I'm too worried about having my eardrums destroyed by a crappy jumpscare. Silence is golden.
feels like this documentary was a little unfair towards the woodcrawlers. i’m not a part of the woodcrawler community (i promise, because i am a human being) but i believe there was a lot of negativity towards them in comparison to the other animals. otherwise, splendid work!
Minnesotan here: It’s quite easy to get rid of Woodcrawlers, while they are in their true form, sneak behind it and tickle their legs, they will laugh so hard they will fall to the floor and then skitter off and no longer bother you, trust me, we had a major Woodcrawler infestation last year!
Thanks! I should try that next time. They ALWAYS try breaking into the walls of my house and try to make a nest and then I have to burn my house down every time
I feel they get a little too much hatred, I’ve been living in MN for a while and I actually got married to one. She is a nice lady and she isn’t as scary and they are described in the video
@@trexeon9563 I think about it like this: Woodcrawler plants Nature’s Mockery in human homes when they invade homes, and also assimilate humans (like shown in the latest video), and later they become Nature’s Mockery, since the Woodcrawler is confirmed to be called Nature’s Mockery in Tape 1 here
@@seid3366 Nature’s mockery is made by woodcrawlers, that is correct but they cause rooting disease when touched. They don’t grow into woodcrawlers, but they infect hosts and grow inside of them, eventually completely transforming them
The way that all of Minnesota got filled in and the music just completely stopping at 3:05 made me genuinely uncomfortable. Like the kind of uncomfortableness that makes your chest subtly but noticeably tighten, your arms inch slightly closer to your torso, and a rock form in the pit of your stomach. It's as if you're being put on the cusp of a fight-or-flight response without actually triggering it. So simple, yet so thoroughly, frighteningly effective. I think I'm in love with this series.
I thought the opposite. For me, the spookiest analog horrors are the ones setup like this (infographic, muzak-style music playing in the background) where the setup DOESN@T change for the weird part. It's far more scary to watch something like this and think, "And this is NORMAL in that reality". Remember that we're watching a presentation tape effectively from another version of Earth-- why would the editing suddenly cut out the music and dramatically shift style if woodcrawlers are considered an animal there? Not a monster, an animal.
No, you're completely right. The first and second time i watched this that exact moment gave me chills up my spine so strong you could almost see it like i was in a cartoon.
i think the scariest thing about these kinds of tapes to me is how hopeless it is when you come into contact with these creatures. you can’t even scream for help because everyone will think its the woodcrawler trying to replicate you
It is funny because most commentary are a extra layer of fear. They say details you didn't noticed, facts that makes the video even scarier and like this commentary, a extra layer of fear to think about being in the cameraman place
Minnesoata resident speaking: im glad that some attention is finally being brought up about the wood crawlers because they are a very nasty critter, they sure made last christmas awkward. Important tip for those who think they have encoutered a wood crawler, its already too late for your family, save yourself
Heya there! Longtime Minnesota native here and, I gotta say that the woodcrawlers segment was spot on there! Though, you forgot to mention that a common woodcrawler deterrent are a mixture of mothballs, gingerroot, basil, and honey. Keep it in your basement or cellar, up in the rafters. Do this for barns and workshops too! A parting word to any visitors coming to see the beauty of "The North Star State" is that if where you are staying dosen't have a crawler jartheyarefoolingyoudonotletthemlietoyoutheyarefeigningimpostersandtheywilltakeyourvoicetoosoburnthembrunthemoutofthehivenurnthemoutlikeaninfestationthecleansingflameswillridtheearthofgodsmistakesthefirewillconsumethefakesthefraudstheydontspeaktheydontlivetheydontdeservethegraceofthelordtheyshallfufferdamnationforalleternityforwhattheyhavedoneforwhotheyhavetakentakenfrommemyfamilymyfriendsilivealonewiththeknowledgeofthesebeaststhattheywillneverrestneveryeildexcepttothelordsholyfirethusthesedemonsmustbecomeashbecomecharbecomecindercomemyfriendswewilldanceuponthevileremainsofthesemonstersandweshallrejoyceandweshallraptureasone
Translation: They are fooling you. Do not let them lie to you. They are feigning imposters and they will take your voice too, so burn them. Burn them out of the hive, burn them out like an infestation. The cleansing flames will rid the earth of Gods mistakes. The fire will consume the fakes, the frauds. They don't speak. They don't live. They don't deserve the grace of the lord. They shall suffer damnation for all eternity for what they have done, for who they have taken from me...my family, my friends. I live alone with the knowledge of these beasts, that they will never rest, never yield, except to the lords holy fire. Thus, these demons must become ash, become char, become cinder. Come my friends, we will dance upon the vile remains of these monsters, and we shall rejoice and we shall rapture as one.
An all-time analog horror classic. Unnerving enough to not be boring, but never too visceral or intense. Just terror that creeps into your brain. Genuinely woke up once at night thinking of this and couldn’t sleep anymore.
My old Great-Gramps used to raise Woodcrawlers back in the Depression. He told me they taste pretty good, if a bit gamey, and if you raise them right, they're far more docile. Of course, now we know we shouldn't keep these beautiful creatures as pets or livestock, but I can't really blame him. Different times and all, plus he had been riding the rails for years at that point. RIP Great-Gramps, hardly knew you.
4:51 No loud noises or screeching. No blaring static noise, and we don't see the creature itself. Just that it's so quiet for its size. So damn quiet. Lost footage and analog horror should be more like this. Sudden but subtle horror. Like a jumpscare, but way better
@@raaaaaaaaaam496 only the part where that one person was moving through the house without really, "moving". Like if they were floating across the room rather than walking. Even then, it was kind of diluted after seeing the limbs of these things at 4:51
Bill Blass the fact that it’s “fake people”. What happened to them? Did the woodcrawlers or the ocean creatures or Regina’s computing cause do this to them? Are they even people?
@@drpen3905 Honestly the part where the guy is "speaking", I assume, but his face is like moving too much creeped me out a lot. Also the running at the camera made me jump. Also, why did the cameraman go into the house to get behind the guy in the chair for that one shot? And why? If he knows he's in danger, which he obviously does, sneaking around like that, why would he even consider going inside? Also I didn't notice the floating at first. Thanks for telling me that and creeping me out even more.
I am absolutely horrified. I can't believe those terrible animals would have the audacity to just take over a pre-existing home like that. Yes, somebody should really do something about those burrowing owls.
_Do you think woodcrawlers are rational or irrational? I think they're rational, around the same level as humans, not animals [though humans are still animals, if you think about it], because in some of the videos, they're able to communicate well with humans, even knowing their manners._
@@SaintCharlos Mind you, anything can be learned and adapted to with enough time and effort. And I mean, *we don't even know how long these things have been here.*
I had a dream about woodcrawlers being added as a Minecraft mod(I've been playing a lot of Minecraft lately)and shit got real weird real fast. The mods themselves were invisible, but only followed the player when they weren't looking. You'd hear a second set of footprints behind you and if you stood in one place for too long, you'd take damage. They couldn't go in houses though. Instead of abandoned towns you'd find abandoned camps. Here they wouldn't pursue you during the day, but at night they'd become aggressive. They'd learn how to open doors and you'd had to close them before they got in. Blocking the door with something would not help you as they'd glitch through it, taking damage. They have a lot of health and are still invisible. There is a device that you can use to detect when one is near, but the only way to get it is finding one in the abandoned camps. Hitting one would cause blood to fly and they drop this blood-filled organ upon death which you could use in potions. The scariest thing is they can possess other nearby mods and attack...even pets.
I hope you'll be honored to know my teacher at Ringling College used this video as an example of using CGI and overlaying it with an analog filter to look real. (although I'm pretty sure you just cut out some cardboard for the Nature's Mockery legs)
I saw this comment & was trying to find a reddit comment from the creator's account for you but I can't find it now in the GHE subreddit but: Remy confirmed that the woodcrawler legs are 100% digital assets, he tried to make them look nicer but due to his inexperience(at the time, the digital assets for this series have VASTLY improved & they're great) the legs came out looking like cardboard. Before I found this out I also thought they were cardboard cutouts & thought it was a great, simple practical effect which scared the pants off me the first time I watched this!
i love this weird "found footage" VHS style of content! it's so personally profound/impactful for someone who was a 90s/00s cusp child who still remembers watching plenty of stuff on VHS and public access TV bc my parents couldn't afford cable
Another fun fact about animal # 2! When bison herds come through prairies, burrowing owls will take some dung to the entrance of their burrows in order to lure dung beetles! How weird!
My grandma loves weird animals. I haven't finished the whole video yet, but so far it's really great and with the music very reminiscent of her time! :) I sent it to her to watch. Thank you Gemini for great content!
@@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 No its not criticism. I was just responding to a stupid comment saying it was a stupid jumpscare although it was bery unique
The first time I watched this I imagined woodcrawlers to be somewhat similar to ants, or woodlice. I wasn't paying too much attention. Now I know different
unironically enjoyed learning about the prairie chicken. I've seen too many surreal animations to be scared of the sliding families, but... "nature's mockery" scared me a bit.
YES! YEES!! YEEES!!! Finally something good. people just dont know how great this is. Not modern time first person/security cam bs. They dont know how to make is this good. You need a level of charm, realism that isnt direct. This is it! It looks like a video from a parallel universe, like it could be real.... or as if it was hacked... its old TV charm, not a selfie mugshot. When camerman moved, everything was clear, there was no shaking, not on important parts, but old style made it unclear, just a little bit to make it better. There is no narration, no monologue, just fear. Simply brilliant.
Goddamnit. The moment the woodcrawler clip showed it's legs my cat, who until this point was peacefully asleep on my bed between my legs, stretched out her claws into my thigh. That was true, pure, genuine fear.
I just discovered this channel. As a Local 58 veteran, all I heard about this channel was that this was one of the creepiest on RUclips, and I was hooked and made sure not to look up anything else until I watched a video. Had to wait several minutes (edit: just 3??) before the "EVERYWHERE" map popped up on screen, and man...that single image was absolutely amazing, "knowing"/not at all knowing anything about what would come next. Made my hair stand on end. This was my first video I watched on this channel, and I can't wait to watch the others!
I find 99% of all horror films not scary. However, GHE pulled off something incredible when it showed the “mockeries” of the man and his son staring menacingly at the camera and the viewers.
I'm autistic and I swiftly pace around my house as a stim and I love the idea that someone is looking in at me thinking I'm some kind of hostile inhuman creature and making a documentary about me lol
@atlassolid5946 sometimes although it's better in the nude with a porno stache, shades a cowboy hat while holding a bonsai tree in one hand and candy in the other while spouting jibberish in Japanese or German maybe Russian
Y’all have no idea how bad I want to get a few VHS tapes and put 2 or 3 Gemini Home Entertainment episodes on each of them, and then take a time machine back to the mid 90’s and discreetly place these on the shelves of a few different Blockbusters in a large metro area and then wait for an unsuspecting family rent it and freak out or some random blockbuster employee noticing it’s not in his inventory and watching it out of curiosity. You already know it would be on the news within like a week lmao
Since the video said that Woodcrawlers can tread MOST terrain without a sound, I think it’s safe to say I can place whoopee cushions all over my yard to notify me if such a creature were to trespass on my property.
Really well made and left me on edge throughout. Only thing I would recommend is next time avoid getting too close and showing people's faces. The best horror is the unknown and a shadowy figure in the window is scarier when it remains a shadowy figure.
Eldowa I don’t know, the way they looked kinda inhuman, and was hard to tell if it was the camera, or if it was these creatures. I was almost afraid to see if the guy was going to get caught by these “fake people”.
@@TimeTravelinc Especially in the part where the guy was talking but moving his face too much. I do like that his face is still mostly hidden though. Especially the eyes. If the eyes are still in shadow and the person's moving weird it scares the crap out of me. Not sure why.
@@theworldoflivvy3150 maybe bc it's on my old laptop but it was lower res and very blurry but just enough to make out that it was inhuman movement and probably the most sublte creep in the video for me
As someone who lives in Minnesota, I can safely say that those wood crawlers are very annoying to deal with
What do you use to kill them? A firearm of sorts? Fire?
@@wiibrockster just cover them in gasoline so that they won't move, and beat them with some newspaper, and don't burn them because it will remove the gasoline effect, we usually cut their bodies and melt them, they're good for heat insulators
Helpful.
I could imagine, i dont live there though. Im scared they might migrate, it will be SO anoying
@@veganmeatball5276 didn't you watch the video? It said they're found all over North America.
I feels like animal #3 got an unfair amount of screentime for some reason.
IKR! Show me more of the prairie chicken if you're gonna spend all that time on some dumb woodhoppers or whatever they are!
Animal 3 is boring. I see them all the time.
What channel have I found? Watching #3 and the lights flickered in my house. Holy crap!
@@herroberbesserwisser7331 yeah they always eat all my flowers and [REDACTED] my neighbors. It's annoying.
@@ediodimacaroni Everybody gangsta till the [REDACTED] start [DATA EXPUNGED]
Is no one gonna talk about how adorable the first two animals were
ikr
so cute
I wanna put that Greater Prarie Chicken on a flag or something
Amen
Both are precious babies
We have burrowing owls where I live and they really are adorable. You just want to say hi ti them whenever you walk by and see them taking care of their nests
i love how it’s like ‘worlds weirdest animals’ and it’s literally only Minnesota
Because minesota is all the world
Minnesotans are weird
@@fiojsmoul554wait… was it all always minnesota?
@@Darkel45 Always has been...
@@Squiddo-gt6xu * *gets shot in the back of the head* *
The second you see the word "Everywhere" and the music stops that's when you know it's gettin REAL
And the whole of Minnesota turns red, and the background subtly darkens away from the calm blue to a hollow grey... That moment is so good!
i started eating lunch in that moment and still am
Real
my favorite thing was the "woman" "walking", the fact that "she" glided across the floor unnaturally instead of the natural bobbing movement that you see when a real person do when they take steps was a really nice touch
Yo can I get a timestamp i dont remember seeing that part
@@crazygodzilla1677 6:45
@@Oswaldo_Godoy thanks, champ
For anyone who might need a chuckle after getting spooked: I'd like to imagine that, to achieve this effect, they had the actress wear heels and just heely back and forth across the room
@@limetime9045 I assumed they just used one of those hoverboards that were all the craze in 2016 and 2017
you know a video is creepy as hell when you have a hard time keeping your eyes on the screen
Yup this is why I’m down here. I actually have a knot in my stomach which says a lot since horror movies don’t do much for me..
Yeah, I’m not easily scared (at least anymore), and the seeing the woodcrawler come out of nowhere scared me.
Normally I say it's boring if that's the case
Hard time? My eyes were practically glued to it. The editing is fantastic.
What it's not like you're being jump scared
I think the best part of this video is the silence. There is no excessive static, no camera glitches. Only the rustling of the woods and the crunching of snow. It really gives off the atmosphere of beings somewhere where something terrible has happened.
Ikr when it goes from happy silly animals to saying "everywhere" there is no music or anything. It just leaves you with this unsettling feeling of discomfort and curiosity.
See a lot of these kind of comments under analogue horror. Really brings out the inner intellectual in most of RUclips apparently
And the incredibly fucking annoying sound of the camera movement
I appreciate how cautious the person with the camera is. It adds a lot of tension that modern horror tends to miss out on because the entire cast is devoid of basic self preservation instincts. The dude here never moves faster than a creep, shoots from cover whenever possible, and if something sees him, HE BOOKS IT.
Unlike horror movie world’s, this world still has people with genuine self-preservation, or at least this dude possesses such instincts
@@regirock7313 I'm guessing everyone without them got.... Woodcrawled.
Or she. We don't know who's filming.
@@Emma88178 TRUE! What little we hear of them sounds masculine to me, but maybe that's just the terror XD
Yeah but if they were actually smart theyd have gotten out of the state by morning
Need to start putting these on actual VHS tapes and leaving them in strange locations.
(Edit: Based of these replies I'm so proud that I've been able to inspire so many people to try this. To all the people who said they would or already have mad props! I'm happy to see such good content make its way to the public in such a unique way.)
yesssssss
I 100% support that effort
actual VHS tapes aren't made anymore.
@SomeKindaSpy real shame
@@SomeKindaSpy theres still new old stock VHS blanks
Give them to a good will
So moral of the story: Minnesota is everywhere
Yes. We always have been.
Wait, it's all Minnesota?
Always has been.
This is the true moral of Gemini Home Entertainment right here.
All shall be Minnesota. Neptune? Already Minnesota. The Iris? It's where Minnesota came from. Soon all planets and all of Earth in particular will be Minnesota.
Moral of the story: *DESTROY MINNESOTA BEFORE ITS TOO LATE*
Damnit we’ve been exposed already
Ohio has been eliminated.
Power went out at "Burn the bodies, lest they stand up again" part and I've never been more terrified than in that very moment.
skibidi toilet is my girlfriend and my mother has a level 10 gyatt and my dad is kai cenat and has W sigma rizz
@@KindaCrazyAndInsaneseek help
@@user-BadUsername It is most likely just a bot
@@KindaCrazyAndInsane same
Ever since this was uploaded, my wife and I can no longer peacefully T-pose in the dining room or glide across the floor without someone showing up to our house trying to make a horror documentary about these completely fictional creatures. This video has ruined our 100% perfectly normal absolutely not at all infected regular human family.
these false scientists and their need to document things that definitely are uninfected humans and not woodcrawlers are putting a stain on our society. i can no longer t pose and glide without being put on a watch list.
Let a man T pose and glide, and occasionally transform into a tentacled monster without being accused of being a woodcrawler for fuck’s sake. 😤
This, actually is a good argument if someone trying to expose them
@@timehasstoppedandthefunbeg4467 What do you mean if??? Foolish amateur investigators have been roaming the forests as if it belongs to them. It seems that humans have forgotten that the forest was home to many creatures and perhaps the inhabitants would like to rear their young in peace without being disturbed by
...-I mean - expose? Expose what? Woodcrawlers do not exist. These are normal Homo sapiens living normal Homo sapiens lives - consuming food using metal tools, befriending domesticated quadrupeds, feeding smelly liquids to their traveling metal boxes.
ever since this channel started posting I can't scream help aloud without people being suspicious of me, I'm not a wood crawler, 100% true.
A friend of mine is creeped out by owls, I’ve been trying to convince them they’re really cute and I think this might just do the trick. Thanks Gemini!
oh no
@@GuideTerrarian It worked like a charm, they realized that the owls are pretty cute *by comparison*
@Don'tPlayWithGuns Superstitions. In some cultures Owls are linked to the death and the devil, especially in Christian beliefs. In other cultures it's linked owls are linked to wisdom. I just find them cute.
@Don'tPlayWithGuns they can do the grudge head spin
@Don'tPlayWithGuns, go watch "The Fourth Kind" for a very concise answer.
3:11 I know this implies that they are outside the state too but I find it too funny to think that wood crawlers just hit an invisible wall when they reach the border of the state.
Actually it just means Minnesota is everywhere and everywhere is Minnesota
@@breguera77 Yes. Earth? It's Minnesota. The sun? Already Minnesota. Neptune? Already Minnesota. Saturn? Already Minnesota. It's all Minnesota from here on out
I find comfort in this thought because I live in the supposed proper environment for these things :)
Ohio has contained them
Ohio will remember this transgression
@@ultrio325 Ohio cannot contain Minnesota for long, for we grow more powerful every day.
I like how there are never any jumpscares on this channel, instead they create enough suspense so that when something does happen it scares the shit out of you just as much😭
thank you so much for this commebt i kept pissing bevause i didnt want it to jumpsvare me
@@douellahsame
You are so right about this
Well, I’m trusting this one. Hope it’s not a “Treasure ahead”/“Jump” message in a precipice in Dark Souls.
thats. thats what a jumpscare is tho. building up suspense that is suddenly released by something quickly happening. these are just well-executed jumpscares so they dont feel the same as like screamer videos or w/e
In hindsight, it’s funny how the first two animals both are mentioned to “burrow”
I just realized they're both birds too...
@@SerratedMilliner Coincidence?I THINK N O T
Maybe birds had to adapt diffferently because of woodcrawlers
@@selimyucel741 I was more thinking like, maybe woodcrawlers are birds lol
That is a really good point!
OH MY GOD MY HEART SKIPPED A BEAT WHEN THE LEGS APPEARED
i thought it was silly. they were cardboard. the weirdest thing was the guy stretching his face around to me, since i've had nightmares like that.
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ME TOO HELP
I legit closed the video on reflex
@@SomeKindaSpy Well you gotta work with your budget. Personally I thought it looked convincing.
As a real human, who looks like a human and does actual human things, I enjoy this video.
if you were a real human you wouldn't have to say it LOL
Yes
I'm also human being and I agree with this specific comment
Chad Stallings is about the most obviously fake name you could’ve come up with, Woodcrawler. I guess you could say you were STALLING for time.
@@lukethelegend9705 *You weren't supposed to know that Luke*
Yeah real person.I agree too
As someone from Minnesota, it’s dope to see a horror video centered around us. Woodcrawlers sure are a pain though….
You mean a documentary based on you?
OMg I'm in Minnesota too
Fr I was so shocked to see mn
they exist?!?!?!?
"prefered nesting in homes of large families"
*crys in 4 people and 3 dogs*
*Laughs in living alone*
Same here, but its a family of 5 so I'm more to die here, a d 3 dogs
NO NOT THE DOGS
@Lonely Nerd 『トール』 ...no
**cries in 7 people and a dog**
I’ve seen many comparisons between this and Local58, but frankly I feel this is actually quite different. While Local58 seemed to behave as a fictional news channel, this feels more like a collection of old short documentaries kind of like the ones you could check out at your local library and play on the projector for your elementary students. I guess that’s what makes it creepy, I get a sense that I could have stumbled upon it myself while checking the library, which is a much creepier take on found footage.
Local58 plays into broadcast intrusion stuff, this is focused on the aesthetic of weird shoestring budget VHS tapes of the 80s and 90s
"Local 58" Started a genre I think. I love how people took it in different directions. Combined with insperation from Vaporwave "Esthetics" and altille bit of creepypastas (The lost tapes, slenderman ect)- its realy great content.
Victoria Zed I wish there was a list somewhere of all these analog horror channels
@@rotisseriepossum I actually watched a bunch of them the other night (the best time to watch!), YT just kept suggesting them. Bbut not all of them are good I have to say.
Some one them realy need to be more original, others are quite clearly still young and will imrove with time.
I mean, this really fits the “I found these VHS tapes while cleaning out my attic” vibe
*laughs in illinois* (they're too afraid to come here because of the taxes)
Those taxes payed off in the end
@mmcfly566 No, taxes never pay off.
If those things are so scared of taxes then California must be a safe haven from those things.
Oh god just the thought of taxes makes me tremble
facts ngl
This is seriously some of the best horror I’ve ever seen. The whole video from the creatures to the uncanny movements of the “people” is genius
That Nature's Mockery scene got me due to the quality misdirection. That was an earned jump scare which is hard to do. Good job.
time stamp?
@@baftnationgaming 04:41
0:45 song name
@@RC-md2yx I’m also wonderin
@@tovi3280 i found it lol
The most terrifying scene was how one of the "Woodcrawlers" that took on a human form just glided across the living room. There was no bobbing, no abnormal twitches, nothing. It just glides lifelessly like a nearly deflated balloon, moving without any purpose or sensation
I bet that woodcrawler stole that kid's sweet hoverboard
Woodcrawlers are 100% Michael Jackson fans and they moonwalk all the time.
The Child WoodCrawler was probably on a hoverboard
give timestamp
@@DoubleVVC 6:49
This is very disturbing. However, during the "fake people" part I couldn't help thinking that this was Kevin McCallister playing another trick to ward off potential robbers, rather than some kind of Lovecraftian horror monster that zombifies Midwestern families. Tip: rewatch Animal #3 while also listening to "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" for full effect.
Home alone in minnesota
Is not lovecraftian horror monster
literally thought of the exact same thing hahhahahhaha
Did you consider the possibility that Kevin McCallister *is* some kind of Lovecraftian horror?
All those Home Alone sequels really took a nosedive huh
The idea that THE WORLD’S WEIRDEST animals are all in rural Minnesota and are birds is really funny to me.
Worlds dangerous animals are all in Cali then? 🤔
I feel sad for those who actually thought it was an actual video about the weirdest animals.
Since this became popular I will tell you all what I am eating rn: Chips
Lol
Me.😨
@Corey Matriccino oh shit i feel even more bad!
I thought it was at first
I bet Nobody did. This is way too niche, and RUclips wouldn't recommend it.
I’m about 1/3 of the way through, this is such a relaxing video. I’ve learned so much. I hope nothing unexpected happens
Uh oh bad news friend
uh oh 😬
famous last words
@@manhvu4988 🤣
Honestly, the third animal is pretty interesting.
Bro, I'm from Minnesota, I never saw any woodcrawlers.
*Casually hides woodcrawler ligaments behind back.*
*(._., )*
fuckers are stealthy but they are very DUMB
*show yourself, neptunian*
It's like if Trevor Henderson animated his creations scaringly good.
I wouldn't worry about it
A really interesting aspect of this is how it flips the typical dynamic of voyeurism - normally it's a person in their own home having something outside trying to spy in, but here the cameraman is trying to get footage of strange creatures from outside the home. And the tension is still there, as the cameraman tries to stay out of sight while still getting film of these beings.
"Everywhere" gives me chills every time, such a well delivered scare lol.
For some weird reason, this scared me in a way even Local 58 couldn't. And I say this as someone who loves Local 58.
Agreed! I discovered this on the local58 subreddit and I was initially convinced that this was actual VHS footage. The aesthetics just reek of the late 70s/early 80s and I love it. Definitely some potential here.
Yeah this is a lot more realistic, so to say. I feel like this is something I would actually watch in school on the cart with the tube tv on it.
same
Same.
This is way more simple. Basically spoonfed. Still great!
Honestly horror like this is a relief for me because most of the time I'm too worried about having my eardrums destroyed by a crappy jumpscare. Silence is golden.
I cam do that without the jumpscare
feels like this documentary was a little unfair towards the woodcrawlers. i’m not a part of the woodcrawler community (i promise, because i am a human being) but i believe there was a lot of negativity towards them in comparison to the other animals. otherwise, splendid work!
Sounds like something a woodcrawler would say...
@@hive2444 I take offense to that comment because I am a part of the human species and not a wood crawler.
@@hellothere2464 Hmm… Name THREE human things then!
@@sayounsang House. Food. Wood.
@@hellothere2464 the specific mention of wood... hmmmmmm..... sound like a wood CRAWLER
Minnesotan here: It’s quite easy to get rid of Woodcrawlers, while they are in their true form, sneak behind it and tickle their legs, they will laugh so hard they will fall to the floor and then skitter off and no longer bother you, trust me, we had a major Woodcrawler infestation last year!
Thanks! I should try that next time. They ALWAYS try breaking into the walls of my house and try to make a nest and then I have to burn my house down every time
this is just such a wholesome comment
I feel they get a little too much hatred, I’ve been living in MN for a while and I actually got married to one. She is a nice lady and she isn’t as scary and they are described in the video
DON'T follow this person's advice directly! Their legs secrete a serum and should not be touched directly. Use a feather or cat toy instead.
You...married one?
Documentary: "Nature's mockery."
Woodcrawler: "And I took that personally."
Based on some context clues, you can assume the woodcrawler eventually becomes Nature’s Mockery.
@@seid3366 Or vice versa
@@trexeon9563 I think about it like this: Woodcrawler plants Nature’s Mockery in human homes when they invade homes, and also assimilate humans (like shown in the latest video), and later they become Nature’s Mockery, since the Woodcrawler is confirmed to be called Nature’s Mockery in Tape 1 here
@@seid3366 Nature’s mockery is made by woodcrawlers, that is correct but they cause rooting disease when touched. They don’t grow into woodcrawlers, but they infect hosts and grow inside of them, eventually completely transforming them
@@doge8825 O OK gotcha
The "Nature's mockery" part was terrifying... Imagine seeing mutated, long claws just push away the objects.
The way that all of Minnesota got filled in and the music just completely stopping at 3:05 made me genuinely uncomfortable. Like the kind of uncomfortableness that makes your chest subtly but noticeably tighten, your arms inch slightly closer to your torso, and a rock form in the pit of your stomach. It's as if you're being put on the cusp of a fight-or-flight response without actually triggering it.
So simple, yet so thoroughly, frighteningly effective.
I think I'm in love with this series.
I thought the opposite. For me, the spookiest analog horrors are the ones setup like this (infographic, muzak-style music playing in the background) where the setup DOESN@T change for the weird part. It's far more scary to watch something like this and think, "And this is NORMAL in that reality". Remember that we're watching a presentation tape effectively from another version of Earth-- why would the editing suddenly cut out the music and dramatically shift style if woodcrawlers are considered an animal there? Not a monster, an animal.
Ever hear much about Black River Wisconsin? Nice little place the Yankees have got themselves up there, with a charming historical background.
y o u w i l l h e a r s c r e a m i n g
I think I'm in love with your writing, you just captured that unsettling feeling of "something is wrong." so well.
No, you're completely right. The first and second time i watched this that exact moment gave me chills up my spine so strong you could almost see it like i was in a cartoon.
I hope this starts getting randomly recommended to people lmao
It did lol but I already knew about this one ;-;
Ya it is making the rounds for horror interested individuals. But ya
Here from Wendigoon!
Can confirm it did and now I am both invested and terrified.
It did for me and as a bird and arg enjoyer this was the highlight of my day
i think the scariest thing about these kinds of tapes to me is how hopeless it is when you come into contact with these creatures. you can’t even scream for help because everyone will think its the woodcrawler trying to replicate you
It is funny because most commentary are a extra layer of fear. They say details you didn't noticed, facts that makes the video even scarier and like this commentary, a extra layer of fear to think about being in the cameraman place
It’s also better not to since it won’t replicate your screams if you don’t make them. I think.
thanks for not cutting mid way the cool animal explanation i was actually quite enjoying it
Minnesoata resident speaking: im glad that some attention is finally being brought up about the wood crawlers because they are a very nasty critter, they sure made last christmas awkward. Important tip for those who think they have encoutered a wood crawler, its already too late for your family, save yourself
I guess you could say Christmas Eve of 85 was also a little awkward
Does the tip apply if i have a lightsaber, like an actual one
@@xthax0511 to some degree
Heya there! Longtime Minnesota native here and, I gotta say that the woodcrawlers segment was spot on there! Though, you forgot to mention that a common woodcrawler deterrent are a mixture of mothballs, gingerroot, basil, and honey. Keep it in your basement or cellar, up in the rafters. Do this for barns and workshops too! A parting word to any visitors coming to see the beauty of "The North Star State" is that if where you are staying dosen't have a crawler jartheyarefoolingyoudonotletthemlietoyoutheyarefeigningimpostersandtheywilltakeyourvoicetoosoburnthembrunthemoutofthehivenurnthemoutlikeaninfestationthecleansingflameswillridtheearthofgodsmistakesthefirewillconsumethefakesthefraudstheydontspeaktheydontlivetheydontdeservethegraceofthelordtheyshallfufferdamnationforalleternityforwhattheyhavedoneforwhotheyhavetakentakenfrommemyfamilymyfriendsilivealonewiththeknowledgeofthesebeaststhattheywillneverrestneveryeildexcepttothelordsholyfirethusthesedemonsmustbecomeashbecomecharbecomecindercomemyfriendswewilldanceuponthevileremainsofthesemonstersandweshallrejoyceandweshallraptureasone
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Translation: They are fooling you. Do not let them lie to you. They are feigning imposters and they will take your voice too, so burn them. Burn them out of the hive, burn them out like an infestation. The cleansing flames will rid the earth of Gods mistakes. The fire will consume the fakes, the frauds. They don't speak. They don't live. They don't deserve the grace of the lord. They shall suffer damnation for all eternity for what they have done, for who they have taken from me...my family, my friends. I live alone with the knowledge of these beasts, that they will never rest, never yield, except to the lords holy fire. Thus, these demons must become ash, become char, become cinder. Come my friends, we will dance upon the vile remains of these monsters, and we shall rejoice and we shall rapture as one.
@@happyfrigginrainbowcookies When the imposter is feigning! 😳😳😳😳
@@freerbx793 GAHAHAHAHA
The last part was so painful to read.
An all-time analog horror classic. Unnerving enough to not be boring, but never too visceral or intense. Just terror that creeps into your brain. Genuinely woke up once at night thinking of this and couldn’t sleep anymore.
My old Great-Gramps used to raise Woodcrawlers back in the Depression. He told me they taste pretty good, if a bit gamey, and if you raise them right, they're far more docile. Of course, now we know we shouldn't keep these beautiful creatures as pets or livestock, but I can't really blame him. Different times and all, plus he had been riding the rails for years at that point. RIP Great-Gramps, hardly knew you.
One word
What the fuck
The mesquitecrawlers are probably the best for BBQ.
@@user-bj2nd4lr4psecond word is that
Me at 3:02:
Ok, time to exit full screen.
Wise choice
Lol same
"Nothing can hurt me if I'm not in full screen"
As for me, I exit my headphones and the whole screen.
Time for me to exit full screen and make the window smaller
I low key wish someone made wholesome versions of these because the first few minutes were so relaxing.
3:00 _is no one gonna talk on how the border of minessota looks like a face_
_THERE ARE NO FACES_
Nice local 58 reference.
There are no faces.
There are no faces.
There are no faces.
There are no faces.
Every time i see the intro to Gemini I always feel likes its an old video teachers are supposed to show you in school. Its so well done
4:51 No loud noises or screeching. No blaring static noise, and we don't see the creature itself. Just that it's so quiet for its size. So damn quiet.
Lost footage and analog horror should be more like this. Sudden but subtle horror. Like a jumpscare, but way better
Bill Blass did the fake people part not scare you?
@@raaaaaaaaaam496 only the part where that one person was moving through the house without really, "moving". Like if they were floating across the room rather than walking. Even then, it was kind of diluted after seeing the limbs of these things at 4:51
Bill Blass the fact that it’s “fake people”. What happened to them? Did the woodcrawlers or the ocean creatures or Regina’s computing cause do this to them? Are they even people?
@@drpen3905 Honestly the part where the guy is "speaking", I assume, but his face is like moving too much creeped me out a lot. Also the running at the camera made me jump.
Also, why did the cameraman go into the house to get behind the guy in the chair for that one shot? And why? If he knows he's in danger, which he obviously does, sneaking around like that, why would he even consider going inside?
Also I didn't notice the floating at first. Thanks for telling me that and creeping me out even more.
TheWorldofLivvy the guy ‘speaking’/moving his mouth weirdly-it looked to me like he was getting adjusted to his new body.
I am absolutely horrified. I can't believe those terrible animals would have the audacity to just take over a pre-existing home like that.
Yes, somebody should really do something about those burrowing owls.
It's simply preposterous this problem must be delt with
No they're so cute!
@@foiledagain1914 r/wooooooooooosh
Don't forget about those prairie chickens too!
Damned little bastards!
Nothing works better than filling the holes up with lighter fluid
music: cuts out
_Commonly found: _*_Everywhere_*
me: nopenopenopenope
video: *_Woodcrawlers_*
me: nOPENOPENOPENOPENOPE
I thought it was gonna say “humans”, and go on to explain humans in a way aliens would.
Glad I was wrong.
video: *Fake people*
"You will hear screaming."
me: *NOPENOPENOPENOPENOPENOPE*
_Do you think woodcrawlers are rational or irrational? I think they're rational, around the same level as humans, not animals [though humans are still animals, if you think about it], because in some of the videos, they're able to communicate well with humans, even knowing their manners._
@@SaintCharlos Mind you, anything can be learned and adapted to with enough time and effort. And I mean, *we don't even know how long these things have been here.*
So now I love the chickens. That’s actually really neat that they just love snow
Who doesn't just love the snow 😍 ❤️
When the 'Fake people' appeared, i really felt that because it went into a terrifyingly relatable way.
I had a dream about woodcrawlers being added as a Minecraft mod(I've been playing a lot of Minecraft lately)and shit got real weird real fast. The mods themselves were invisible, but only followed the player when they weren't looking. You'd hear a second set of footprints behind you and if you stood in one place for too long, you'd take damage. They couldn't go in houses though. Instead of abandoned towns you'd find abandoned camps. Here they wouldn't pursue you during the day, but at night they'd become aggressive. They'd learn how to open doors and you'd had to close them before they got in. Blocking the door with something would not help you as they'd glitch through it, taking damage. They have a lot of health and are still invisible. There is a device that you can use to detect when one is near, but the only way to get it is finding one in the abandoned camps. Hitting one would cause blood to fly and they drop this blood-filled organ upon death which you could use in potions. The scariest thing is they can possess other nearby mods and attack...even pets.
Someone make this a mod on curseforge
Sound cool i wanna try that mod
@@panchopanchopanchopanchopancho Yeah. I wish someone would make it into a mod.
I wish i had dreams like that, i just don't have dreams at all or i don't remember them.
How did you predict all of this-
"When does it get weird?"
3:05
"Oh..."
Oh
Oh
(Start da chain)
I hope you'll be honored to know my teacher at Ringling College used this video as an example of using CGI and overlaying it with an analog filter to look real. (although I'm pretty sure you just cut out some cardboard for the Nature's Mockery legs)
I saw this comment & was trying to find a reddit comment from the creator's account for you but I can't find it now in the GHE subreddit but: Remy confirmed that the woodcrawler legs are 100% digital assets, he tried to make them look nicer but due to his inexperience(at the time, the digital assets for this series have VASTLY improved & they're great) the legs came out looking like cardboard. Before I found this out I also thought they were cardboard cutouts & thought it was a great, simple practical effect which scared the pants off me the first time I watched this!
i've got a bad feeling about this
edit: yeah, that's one of the better ones, got me really unsettled. subbed
That awkward moment when Rural Minnesota engulfs the entire universe
Greater Minnesota will absorb the Twin Cities like The Iris did Neptune
Can’t wait for the cage match between Minnesota, The Iris and Ohio!
i love this weird "found footage" VHS style of content! it's so personally profound/impactful for someone who was a 90s/00s cusp child who still remembers watching plenty of stuff on VHS and public access TV bc my parents couldn't afford cable
3:05 ah yes, my favourite county of Minnesota, everywhere.
Didn’t know nature’s mockery was made out of cardboard
Thank you, table.
@@salxm4nd3r He bullied me in High School
@@schneedlemusic thank you, chair
@@salxm4nd3r He bullied me in High School
@@salxm4nd3r He
I was so absorbed by the peacefulness of the show that at the "everywhere" moment I got really unsettled
Critter number two is super cute, can’t wait to see what’s next!
Oh
Bro got traumatised 💀
I'm sorry for you brotha
Another fun fact about animal # 2! When bison herds come through prairies, burrowing owls will take some dung to the entrance of their burrows in order to lure dung beetles!
How weird!
I like the “Woodcrawler.” Its just so cute!
Oh and “Natures Mockery”
Devil
@PuppoGaming I already know.
@PuppoGaming acted?
@PuppoGaming ok
@@PizzaGuyOfficial I think it's because you reaction to that was "What did you say??"
Everybody gangsta until the Woodcrawlers come out.
Us Minnesotans were never gangsta. We just know how to deal with em, dontcha know
stick crawler'd
@@undestony2669 do you have pirated cars 2 on the ps2
oh the woodcrawlers gay? good for them good for them
My grandma loves weird animals. I haven't finished the whole video yet, but so far it's really great and with the music very reminiscent of her time! :) I sent it to her to watch. Thank you Gemini for great content!
6:48 me practicing with my heelys
Alright boys, I've found it. This is the best comment on the internet.
V R R R O O O M
@@tobey4763 V-ROM?
HANDS IN THE AIR YOU'RE TOO FUCKING FUNNY
7:35 You putting on your heelys for the first time
I am a simple woman. I see Minnesota, I click. I love content about my state (:
How did you like it?
@@atonedudeatsnotsubscribed8313 I'm the same way as her, and I loved it! We know how to deal with those damn Wood Crawlers.
Top ten comments before disaster
Haha yeah. How are you feeling?
@@atonedudeatsnotsubscribed8313 loved it! Wonderfully educational
4:51 "...and the Itsy-Bitsy Spider grew big and invaded the house."
@Bromine Bradley but the woodcrawlers make no noise lmao
@@sharkbiteshitposts5506 I think they mean the *fake people*
its nature's bitsy mockery
@@sharkbiteshitposts5506 is that criticism? Because that's what made it all the most scary, it was capable of bearly making any noise!
@@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272 No its not criticism. I was just responding to a stupid comment saying it was a stupid jumpscare although it was bery unique
I ran over one of those "Nature's Mockery" things in my rental car on my trip to Minnesota. My insurance costs went through the roof.
Super annoying
The first time I watched this I imagined woodcrawlers to be somewhat similar to ants, or woodlice. I wasn't paying too much attention. Now I know different
I imagined them as midget skinwalker / scp 096 lookin ass’ mfs, but i guess Hellstar Remina’s lice is pretty interesting
Just found out about this channel, and the moment at 4:48 scared the shit out of me way more than any jumpscare ever has. I think I'm in love
Bro your comment came up for me right at that part and I think I'm too stoned to handle a jumpscare so thanks 😂
This and the Mandela catalog are probably the two scariest and best analog horrors out there. The cgi is pretty damn good too
wow, such weird animals! my favorite had to be the greater prairie chicken but those wood crawlers seem like trouble!
when you forget to re enable npc thinking in gmod
exactly
I love your tamagotchi icon, she's so cute!
@@lilacKurage me?
@@buderpycat9765 I like your icon too! But I was talking abou v00ta, that orange thing is a tamagotchi character :3
@@lilacKurage ah ok
Some kid in the 2040's will watch this channel and be scarred for life
f a ke P e op l e
y e s
We live in a society
@@user-cd2ig4ij6v Ikr, right? People just gotta be so fake these days. Smh my head
*There are 124039 imposters among us*
*NæT* uRz Mœk *eRY*
unironically enjoyed learning about the prairie chicken.
I've seen too many surreal animations to be scared of the sliding families, but... "nature's mockery" scared me a bit.
YES!
YEES!!
YEEES!!!
Finally something good. people just dont know how great this is. Not modern time first person/security cam bs.
They dont know how to make is this good. You need a level of charm, realism that isnt direct. This is it!
It looks like a video from a parallel universe, like it could be real.... or as if it was hacked... its old TV charm,
not a selfie mugshot. When camerman moved, everything was clear, there was no shaking, not on important parts,
but old style made it unclear, just a little bit to make it better. There is no narration, no monologue, just fear.
Simply brilliant.
Goddamnit. The moment the woodcrawler clip showed it's legs my cat, who until this point was peacefully asleep on my bed between my legs, stretched out her claws into my thigh.
That was true, pure, genuine fear.
Yours? Or the cat who was watching with you?
true for whom?
😂 I'm hiding in the comments for sure now
You have a Woodcrawler as a pet.Pretty nice.
I just discovered this channel. As a Local 58 veteran, all I heard about this channel was that this was one of the creepiest on RUclips, and I was hooked and made sure not to look up anything else until I watched a video.
Had to wait several minutes (edit: just 3??) before the "EVERYWHERE" map popped up on screen, and man...that single image was absolutely amazing, "knowing"/not at all knowing anything about what would come next. Made my hair stand on end.
This was my first video I watched on this channel, and I can't wait to watch the others!
I find 99% of all horror films not scary. However, GHE pulled off something incredible when it showed the “mockeries” of the man and his son staring menacingly at the camera and the viewers.
wow, as an european, i have never heard of those animals! must be so cool to live in america haha
We get em all the time, I gotta get a high classed exterminator for one in my house once
I'm autistic and I swiftly pace around my house as a stim and I love the idea that someone is looking in at me thinking I'm some kind of hostile inhuman creature and making a documentary about me lol
do you also glide on imaginary heelies?
You feel yourself like woodcrawler?
Very nice double bluff.
@atlassolid5946 sometimes although it's better in the nude with a porno stache, shades a cowboy hat while holding a bonsai tree in one hand and candy in the other while spouting jibberish in Japanese or German maybe Russian
@@atlassolid5946hey don’t sell those anymore? :(
edit: yes i replied twice sorry about that
Local 58 walked so Gemini entertainment could run
Y’all have no idea how bad I want to get a few VHS tapes and put 2 or 3 Gemini Home Entertainment episodes on each of them, and then take a time machine back to the mid 90’s and discreetly place these on the shelves of a few different Blockbusters in a large metro area and then wait for an unsuspecting family rent it and freak out or some random blockbuster employee noticing it’s not in his inventory and watching it out of curiosity. You already know it would be on the news within like a week lmao
4:52 my heart pretty much stopped.
Just started watching the series, i already know i'm in for a ride. This gave me the chills, and it's only the first video! Good job!
Every second of this is so well made but I've got to point out "Burn the bodies, lest they stand up again" is such a raw line holy shit
I genuinely thought this was a genuine video when I first get recomended it, kudos a many
Since the video said that Woodcrawlers can tread MOST terrain without a sound, I think it’s safe to say I can place whoopee cushions all over my yard to notify me if such a creature were to trespass on my property.
You're a genius
Their "feet" are just points at the ends of their legs, they would step between the whoopee cushions.
@@Conorator more whoopee cushions then
When you hear *brap brap brap brap brap*
You know it's coming
@@Flesh_Wizard Brapping up a storm
"A Nature's Mockery?"
"PERRY THE NATURE'S MOCKERY!?"
6:20 this part is awesome, it's like they're getting used to their human form
Woodcrawlers are so cute
Really well made and left me on edge throughout. Only thing I would recommend is next time avoid getting too close and showing people's faces. The best horror is the unknown and a shadowy figure in the window is scarier when it remains a shadowy figure.
Eldowa I don’t know, the way they looked kinda inhuman, and was hard to tell if it was the camera, or if it was these creatures. I was almost afraid to see if the guy was going to get caught by these “fake people”.
I actually disagree, they're fake people. It was scarier to me when I saw that they were people but... off.
yeah the real humans took me out of the immersion fairly quick. first part before that was kinda intense tho
@@TimeTravelinc Especially in the part where the guy was talking but moving his face too much. I do like that his face is still mostly hidden though. Especially the eyes. If the eyes are still in shadow and the person's moving weird it scares the crap out of me. Not sure why.
@@theworldoflivvy3150 maybe bc it's on my old laptop but it was lower res and very blurry but just enough to make out that it was inhuman movement and probably the most sublte creep in the video for me
Love how in those owl clips, the owl is usually looking directly at you. Very creepy touch. This video rocks, I need to see more from this channel.