if your gut tells you something is wrong, highly recommend listening immediately and asking questions later, especially if youre gettin weird or bad vibes from a person approaching or talking to you. of course you could be wrong, but even so, better safe than dead
I run alone and many times I’ve changed my routes or cut my run short if my gut tells me something doesn’t feel right. One time I got to an empty trail head and I just couldn’t get out of my car, I sat there for a while, feeling uneasy, I decided to drive back home. On my way out I saw a man coming out of the woods, he was just standing there, staring at me.
I love you lighthouse, but this story drove me crazy. An hour of describing how scary this thing was that approaching them and yet they somehow didn't have time to get away! Ugh!
the characters are a 11 and 12 year old, you can't expect their innocent, inexperienced minds to comprehend a possible danger. On top of that, everyone knows that a very popular reaction to fear and danger is freezing - as a listener you might think that it's very easy to just run, but if you are not in their shoes and experience that terror, you can't know that you'll react "accordingly"
I had to finish the story in chunks for this very reason. It was just nonstop describing everything, and the overall plot got left behind- hard to follow almost.
I agree, it's a very good story(it is very unique and different)and although there's lots of description it feels like it's too much(I'm also a writer and this is exactly what I too have to watch out for because u don't to want to have too little)and it took a long time to get the crab creature(I was thinking about some nice buttery crab meat)get her on over to the boys, and most importantly, the little brother's death kinda went on too long, IMO. I love getting constructive critiques when a reader is decent and respectful? Plus only toxic insane folks with horrible immature intellectual skills are not able to give an opinion without trying to deconstruct all that a person is succeeding in.
I love descriptive writing, and the writer did a great job painting a picture of the everything, but I felt like the period from the scene where he first saw the beach lady to the final point where she was fully visible, went on a bit too long. It made me frustrated because I felt as though the brothers had quite a long time to be uncomfortable enough to scram- and yet didn’t. I realize that maybe the events were happening much faster than I perceived, but it felt like everything was in slow motion.
This will be great! I'm going to enjoy this. Lay back, get comfortable, thank GOD for the stom clouds rolling over my head, put my earphones on and listen. This is just what I have been waiting for too. The first thing I do is check the length of the story. Today was a nice surprise and I think I even arm-pumped a big "Yessss!!!!" Thanks for everything, LH. You are my favorite Creepypasta narrator.
The fact that crabs that dont live anywhere near each other can be all found together should have given someone a clue that this is a super natural place
Amazingly masterful narration of a truly horrific, devastating story of creature misadventure by YungSeti. Incredibly well written and detailed, when paired with the immersive heartfelt amazing narration, this was a story not soon forgotten and sure to engender nightmares as well as an aversion to shellfish. It was just AWESOME! Thank you and the author very much for an unforgettable experience!!
@@lindaarrington9397 I like to show appreciation to authors and narrators, especially when it’s a really good video. How’re they supposed to know if we don’t tell them? 🤷🏼♀️
Of all the Creepypasta stories, this really got to me so much that I googled to see if the beach exists for real. The descriptions were so detailed I had envisioned the "Cloaked Crab Woman" and poor "Ryan" and "Andrew". I truly enjoy all the stories I have listened to, but this will be my all time favorite.
Ohhh man...that was a tough one! Your narrative style is SO expressive, I felt like I was at a table, listening to that traumatized man describe the worst day of his life, and believing every word of it! The author is so lucky to have had you, of all the narrators out there, bring his great story to life! Absolutely mesmerizing and heartbreaking!
Can we all just think about the fact this guy killed his brother cause he refused to run away? Do you feel some creepy looking woman coming out of the woods acting strange and just stand there I would’ve been gone
She seems like she had one of those power that can freeze you. Let be realistic kids. Right? And did you not hear or think about Ryan?? His personality??? He wasn't a runner he was a fighter period. seems like he would have risk his life regardless. The both could have run🤷🏽♀️ but they both waited till it was too late no one to truly blame.
A very possible response to terror is freezing. On top of that, you can't really expect an 11 and 12 year old to realise a potential danger, they are simply not experienced enough.
If you take a drink every time this author says "shakeably" or "unshakeably" during his 35 minute description of the monster approaching the protagonist, you'll die.
I find it interesting in these stories how victims never grow vengeful. It would seem that authors often focus more on describing a horrid scene and neglect the one witnessing as just being hopeless. Sure he was a child wounded on the leg. But that kind of trauma sometimes leads to a particular kind of madness. An incessant need to regain control. A drive to avenge a fallen loved one and inflict a rightous justice in slaying the creature. To end the nightmares and guilt. The story was pretty good, great discriptions, left a few loose ties.
That story was so violent,heartbreakingly sad..that it reinforced how fiercly,( I still to this day)..miss my own younger brother who killed himself,.That crab demon eating the boy,is so wrong on many levels.
The author's next 2 stories? Story 1) About people consumed by a demonic tree sloth they saw approaching for 2 hours, from 200 yards away, that caught them as they watched instead of walking the other way. Story 2) About people flattened by a steamroller as they watched it approach for 20 hours from 5 miles away, with a full night's sleep in the middle. Not to say the author doesn't have some talent, because they do, but they need to learn how to Goldilocks it, not too long (like Crabber's Bay), not too short, but instead, just right.
Aw man, this is such a sad story. The kid showed more courage than the villagers who didn't want to join in on the search party. Good job telling the story btw!
Hell yes!! I get to spend over an hour with one of my favorite narrators today! I saw the upload notification and clicked so fast I hurt my finger lol! Thank you for the hard work you put into all these stories for our listening pleasure!! Much love and respect from this KY fan!
lol! I've gotta admit, when he fell down because of the ankle pain.. I was like "DUDE!! You're both about to die! I don't care about your Fu$&&$& ankle!!"
It made me think of the angry beavers movie making fun of the women in horror films always falling and hurting their ankle. "Oh, my ankle!" "Oh, my OTHER ankle!"
One good turn deserves another, a high powered rifle and a good vantage point would turn the tables in my favor. I’m thinking revenge would he in order.
Exactly, like seeing a slow motion car crash happening at one mph, it seems silly and almost innocent at first. It’s just so slow, no immediate or near term danger! How could it be fatal, but the danger only becomes apparent in the end. Fight or flight sometimes results in paralysis of fear.
@ProthroProductions I know, right?! Can't even feel very sorry for him beyond a certain point, lol. Sittin' your ass there, doing nothing but monologueing about what the thing looks like while your brother gets eaten by it. Like, c'mon! Lol
listen, i unabashedly love the genre of creepypasta, warts and all. but i am literally BEGGING authors to try and write something while drunk before trying to pass a story off as “written while intoxicated.”
For the past week I've been putting this story on to fall asleep to and only last night I got to the start to a spooky part at 30:30 😂 the description of these kids growing up on a beach and catching crabs with your voice is so soothing and easy to imagine as you're reading it. I keep continuing from where I left off the night before so maybe I'll hear more spookiness tonight🤣
As someone whose genuine greatest fear is crabs and lobsters all of this story was super unnerving, even the beginning when nothing untoward is happening and they’re just picking up crabs. I can’t even look at them, I can’t imagine ever holding one.
Just listened to the Crabbers bay story excellent story thanks YungSETI for writing a creative interesting horror story &.to Lighthouse for doing such a gteat job bringing it to life. It was creepy but awsome!!!! Love these stories keep them coming
There's a bridge I pass over as I walk overlooking a muddy dip that's part of the sound nearby. Crabs scuttle to and from going about their business as usual; sometimes the larger ones wave their huge, white claws and I could almost think they were greeting me.
So excited to have a long story to fall asleep to!!! I listen to creepypastas every night to fall asleep to. I've done that for the last 3 years. I'm glad I have a nice long one read by one of my favorite narrator's and it only have a ad to be forced to listen to but I'll likely be asleep by the time I get to it. Thanks for putting out great content on a consistent basis, my insomnia and I thank you
I absolutely love this narrator this was a long one but very enjoyable and he tells such good stories love his voice. I’m totally addicted to lighthouse horror keep up the good work and brings us more 😊please
What a story. Don’t go crabbing near sundown! 😎. I’m wondering why parents of 11 and 12 year old boys don’t come calling or searching for them at sundown! Also, I’d have a photo cell controlled light coming on at sundown covering the cabin/house’s deck and surrounding area. Also some firearm protection in case it’s needed.
Well hello there LH. What an awesome thing, a mid week treat. Thank you so much for the extra hard work you put into this hour and a half monster. It was a truly great suprise when I checked the run time on this and realised that my night was going to be awesome before it had even started. Thank you for your constant uploads and the quality of what you choose to narrate. I check out your site daily, eager to find what tales you have for us, and despite the fact that you are uploading daily it is always quality. Thank you for all the effort you put in. It is hugely appreciated.
In case anyone's wondering, it took the author twenty six minutes of exposition from the moment they first saw the woman to when she was a few feet in front of them, then somehow continued to approach for another ten until they finally decided to run. Idk about y'all but at this point I'm imagining her riding a ridiculously small bike because why in the world did it take so long ☠️
Like I'm sorry but this is the exact opposite of good pacing. Describing something for almost an hour is not the way to make it seem more scary, it just makes it excruciating to listen to
That crab story needs some work. Whoever wrote it would describe the same things back to back with different wording over and over and over again. I was really interested in the story but it was tedious to get through.
When a writer starts detailing the extra small, mostly irrelevant things in such unnecessary details, then u know that the writer had an idea, and just wrote the story with that single moment in mind, and never fleshed the rest of it, it was quite dull.
I dont feel sorry for them. They had time to run away the moment that thing came out of the sea. WHY did they stay there for so long. Even when she was half way to them they could still run away. But he had time to stand there and look and describe her every feature. Why so slow to move? You are young boys. You can turn and run very fast. And what happened to his leg all of a sudden?
that was awesome, I been hooked on your narrations and this story left me wanting revenge on that monster, I'm going to be hunting that thing in my dreams going to be bloody battle
Dang this was such a good story with amazing narration, but dang was it sad 😭😭 Dang I wonder what would’ve happened if the parents would’ve went to check up on them.
This story made me both very sad, and mad. Sad about what these poor children had to suffer through as well as the fate of poor Ryan. What makes me mad about this story is the fact that number 1.) The Grandfather never told their dad the danger of playing on that beach at night. He only told him not to do it. 2.) The fact that none of the neighbors care enough to warn others about the beach, and instead just turn a blind eye. 3.) The parents for not keeping an eye on their kids.
Reminds me of a holiday in Kenya, beautiful white beach by day, came alive with hundreds of thousands of large crabs running about at night...put me right off lol
Maybe the worst story I’ve heard on this, one of my favorite channels. The story was very implausible. An an 11 and 12 year old just standing there for over an hour watching this transpire (sun in the sky to dark of night). Not running home, not getting their parents. Everything was way over described. Could have done this as a 30-45min story.
Well narrated, Very creative, Just A bit longwinded and repetitive. Sometimes less is more. One question. Why was Their Dad was forbidden to go near the water? But it's ok for them.
I think his dad grew up being told he couldn't go because his dad, the narrator's grandfather, was one of the original families and its suggested he may have known the risks but never explained the knowledge to his son. The narrator's father then raised his sons without that fear because he'd thought it unfounded, he was just wanting his sons to enjoy the beach as kids like he didn't get to, not knowing what dangers lived just beneath the waves.
New fear unlocked. Not the crab lady. I lived in Baltimore for 10 years. Get the old bay and hand her over. New fear: telling a story so bogged down with repeated descriptions, the audience rolls their eyes
"it's been eight years so I won't be able to recall everything" proceeds to explain every detail as if it just happened lmao good story but way to long.
Can't handle the idea of a big brother being saved by the little brother idc what the dynamics if anything this was an opportunity to make amends and actually be a big brother
All i can think about as this story goes on is that the narrator was just a child. He isn't at fault. Children have bad shut happen to them and adults don't seem to understand they can have survivor's guilt. Get some more therapy, Andrew. Lighthouse, this is an amazing narration. It's gripping and made me so listening to this in the background and now I'm focusing on the video.
Wow!! I mean, just wow! I will try not to spoil the story by giving out details.... I had figured out parts of this story as it unfolded. I knew who or what the woman would be. But the way the younger brother was dispatched.... my God the horror!! Expertly narrated
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if your gut tells you something is wrong, highly recommend listening immediately and asking questions later, especially if youre gettin weird or bad vibes from a person approaching or talking to you. of course you could be wrong, but even so, better safe than dead
So true. There's been times where I wish i had the sense to follow this, but addiction doesn't follow the rule
Better safe than dead. You're one of the few other people I've seen/heard say it haha.
Agree 💯💯 always listen to your gut. Every time I have, I learned later I avoided a disaster in my life
I run alone and many times I’ve changed my routes or cut my run short if my gut tells me something doesn’t feel right.
One time I got to an empty trail head and I just couldn’t get out of my car, I sat there for a while, feeling uneasy, I decided to drive back home. On my way out I saw a man coming out of the woods, he was just standing there, staring at me.
@@BeeGeeHikes 😱
I love you lighthouse, but this story drove me crazy. An hour of describing how scary this thing was that approaching them and yet they somehow didn't have time to get away! Ugh!
Man, exactly! Maybe that's why they couldn't get away because Andrew was too busy making mental notes!
Agreed...
the characters are a 11 and 12 year old, you can't expect their innocent, inexperienced minds to comprehend a possible danger. On top of that, everyone knows that a very popular reaction to fear and danger is freezing - as a listener you might think that it's very easy to just run, but if you are not in their shoes and experience that terror, you can't know that you'll react "accordingly"
This is less about a realistic reaction and more about how the descriptions are way too long. It started to get annoying.
Extremely undeniably inexplicably excruciatingly intolerably insufferably annoyingly unnecessarily descriptively agonizing...ly😂😂😂
This channel is devastatingly underrated. I absolutely enjoy all your uploads!!
The Lady is correct 😊
If one of my legs is out of commission id try running like a three legged dog before i just give up☹️
Why didn’t they run?! They had ample time to do so.
Seemed like Ryan kept trying to get a move on, the brother was the one lagging.
Parents didn't teach them proper stranger danger responses and reactions.
That was freaking heart-breaking. That sweet little boy.
I really tried to hang in there. Just too many descriptive ongoing descriptions for me. Made me loose my grip on caring about the storyline.
Felt the same
I had to finish the story in chunks for this very reason. It was just nonstop describing everything, and the overall plot got left behind- hard to follow almost.
Me 2
Honestly these creepypasta's are so creepy yet calming thanks to the author and lighthouse horror for this beauty👏
Great story. A ton of description maybe a bit too much but that’s probably just because I’m impatient lol
I agree, it's a very good story(it is very unique and different)and although there's lots of description it feels like it's too much(I'm also a writer and this is exactly what I too have to watch out for because u don't to want to have too little)and it took a long time to get the crab creature(I was thinking about some nice buttery crab meat)get her on over to the boys, and most importantly, the little brother's death kinda went on too long, IMO. I love getting constructive critiques when a reader is decent and respectful? Plus only toxic insane folks with horrible immature intellectual skills are not able to give an opinion without trying to deconstruct all that a person is succeeding in.
I love descriptive writing, and the writer did a great job painting a picture of the everything, but I felt like the period from the scene where he first saw the beach lady to the final point where she was fully visible, went on a bit too long. It made me frustrated because I felt as though the brothers had quite a long time to be uncomfortable enough to scram- and yet didn’t. I realize that maybe the events were happening much faster than I perceived, but it felt like everything was in slow motion.
This will be great! I'm going to enjoy this. Lay back, get comfortable, thank GOD for the stom clouds rolling over my head, put my earphones on and listen.
This is just what I have been waiting for too. The first thing I do is check the length of the story. Today was a nice surprise and I think I even arm-pumped a big "Yessss!!!!"
Thanks for everything, LH. You are my favorite Creepypasta narrator.
Agreed! The long ones are like super bonus!
The fact that crabs that dont live anywhere near each other can be all found together should have given someone a clue that this is a super natural place
This story would have only been 15 minutes long without all the repetitive and unnecessary descriptions.
😂😂 I thought it was just me GOT DAMN LOL GET ON WITH IT 😂
Jeeeeebus ....this story has like every single word in the world and never ever seems to get to the damn point and ...tell you what is happening ....
I know
I came to the end cause it put me to sleep
Amazingly masterful narration of a truly horrific, devastating story of creature misadventure by YungSeti. Incredibly well written and detailed, when paired with the immersive heartfelt amazing narration, this was a story not soon forgotten and sure to engender nightmares as well as an aversion to shellfish. It was just AWESOME! Thank you and the author very much for an unforgettable experience!!
You like to hear yourself
Dont you lol
@@lindaarrington9397 I like to show appreciation to authors and narrators, especially when it’s a really good video. How’re they supposed to know if we don’t tell them? 🤷🏼♀️
Holy crap, maby it’s because I’m high but it feels like the lady has been walking towards the two main characters for over an hour😭
Its all the 20,000 descriptions .
Of all the Creepypasta stories, this really got to me so much that I googled to see if the beach exists for real. The descriptions were so detailed I had envisioned the "Cloaked Crab Woman" and poor "Ryan" and "Andrew". I truly enjoy all the stories I have listened to, but this will be my all time favorite.
Oy jeez it drives me crazy when people freeze instead of fight or flight. Arrgh. Awesome story!
Part 82 of thanking the lighthouse horror for his constant uploads
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@@robzembes
I am tired of this guy writting "E", and I am tired of people who keep asking him, "if, he's a bot?" 😂
But I am not tired of seeing ur msg where u write " _th part of thanking lighthouse horror" 👍🙏
The first thing I do when clicking Light's videos is looking for your comment and for Alex's "I love me some Lighthouse Horror"
@@iamhusainrizvi5477 I was just wondering what E meant 😂
YES I love the long ones when I'm studying
Have a good study my friend!
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That's what she said
@@ree.didathing no its what I said 😎
@@ree.didathing you got right,
That's what she said, Last Night 🌉
Ohhh man...that was a tough one! Your narrative style is SO expressive, I felt like I was at a table, listening to that traumatized man describe the worst day of his life, and believing every word of it! The author is so lucky to have had you, of all the narrators out there, bring his great story to life! Absolutely mesmerizing and heartbreaking!
Can we all just think about the fact this guy killed his brother cause he refused to run away? Do you feel some creepy looking woman coming out of the woods acting strange and just stand there I would’ve been gone
She seems like she had one of those power that can freeze you. Let be realistic kids. Right?
And did you not hear or think about Ryan?? His personality??? He wasn't a runner he was a fighter period. seems like he would have risk his life regardless. The both could have run🤷🏽♀️ but they both waited till it was too late no one to truly blame.
You are right,......
A very possible response to terror is freezing. On top of that, you can't really expect an 11 and 12 year old to realise a potential danger, they are simply not experienced enough.
@@nikkiw.4142 that would be a great point if the author didn't take more than twenty minutes to describe her coming out of the water ☠️
He was like twelve, and she was naked…
If you take a drink every time this author says "shakeably" or "unshakeably" during his 35 minute description of the monster approaching the protagonist, you'll die.
I'd bet when they were talking about eating crab legs they never thought they might be prey for someone else's dinner
where the heck are their parents!?!
I find it interesting in these stories how victims never grow vengeful. It would seem that authors often focus more on describing a horrid scene and neglect the one witnessing as just being hopeless. Sure he was a child wounded on the leg. But that kind of trauma sometimes leads to a particular kind of madness. An incessant need to regain control. A drive to avenge a fallen loved one and inflict a rightous justice in slaying the creature. To end the nightmares and guilt. The story was pretty good, great discriptions, left a few loose ties.
There are some other's that lighthouse has done. The revenge stories are fun.
Legit how to build suspense solely via verbal description. Impressive pros. Also gotta see the fan art/drawing of the creature design
That story was so violent,heartbreakingly sad..that it reinforced how fiercly,( I still to this day)..miss my own younger brother who killed himself,.That crab demon eating the boy,is so wrong on many levels.
I hope you've found as much peace as you can with the loss of your brother, I'm sorry you, your family, and your brother himself all endured that.
@@ScreamingDucksShotMyMother thank you very much!!!
The author's next 2 stories?
Story 1) About people consumed by a demonic tree sloth they saw approaching for 2 hours, from 200 yards away, that caught them as they watched instead of walking the other way.
Story 2) About people flattened by a steamroller as they watched it approach for 20 hours from 5 miles away, with a full night's sleep in the middle.
Not to say the author doesn't have some talent, because they do, but they need to learn how to Goldilocks it, not too long (like Crabber's Bay), not too short, but instead, just right.
"Crab people, Crab people. Taste like crab, talk like people." The South Park crab-people are all I could think about. I must have rewound 10 times.
I would have ran along time ago..... I hate crabs they’re so creepy.
Amazing narration and story ! Listened to the end eventhough both boys just pissed me off like just run already
Wow! an hour long story! looking forward to this 😊
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I cried listening to this. Poor Ryan.😔😢
Me also 😢
I cried as well. What a powerful story and masterfully read.
sameee
Yeah... I gave a 👍🏻 because the author is skilled, and I love lighthouse.... But I really did not like this story at all. 😮💨
Aw man, this is such a sad story. The kid showed more courage than the villagers who didn't want to join in on the search party. Good job telling the story btw!
Story was ldiotic
😮A Mental Exercise grasp all descriptions to appreciate the unique narrative selection ! Sprinkled with a touch❤ of the young brother's relationship.
Hell yes!! I get to spend over an hour with one of my favorite narrators today! I saw the upload notification and clicked so fast I hurt my finger lol! Thank you for the hard work you put into all these stories for our listening pleasure!! Much love and respect from this KY fan!
You're the best!
Are you from Kentucky? KY? Just wondering if that's what you mean...
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@@luke4773 Yes that's what I was meaning. Did I spell the abbreviation for Kentucky wrong? Lol I am blonde so it's not impossible.
@@robzembes E???
i am the only expecting the video background to have the crab rave meme showing up at sompoint?
Anyone else harbouring low-key resentment towards the dude recalling this event?
Coward. And what the hell even happened to his stupid ankle?
lol! I've gotta admit, when he fell down because of the ankle pain.. I was like "DUDE!! You're both about to die! I don't care about your Fu$&&$& ankle!!"
@@LighthouseHorror Exactly!!! Like... Dude! RUN.
@@bevkenny1843 real talk.
Could have easily tripod ran away like any animal with a sense to flee while injured. Smh.
It made me think of the angry beavers movie making fun of the women in horror films always falling and hurting their ankle. "Oh, my ankle!" "Oh, my OTHER ankle!"
The imagery in this one was fantastic. Also I'm craving crab legs now. Good story.
I want some crab salad now. 😊
@@30kitagreen Me too! 🙂😍🦀🦑🦀
One good turn deserves another, a high powered rifle and a good vantage point would turn the tables in my favor. I’m thinking revenge would he in order.
I love me some lighthouse horror
that's a fact ,jack!
The first thing I do when clicking Light's videos is looking for your comment and for Yllims "Part xy of thanking Lighthouse Horror"
@@nevasoba5953 🙂😊👋😻
The most horrifying part of this story was how bafflingly survivable it was.
Well, kids are stupid 🤷♀️
So true!!
Exactly, like seeing a slow motion car crash happening at one mph, it seems silly and almost innocent at first. It’s just so slow, no immediate or near term danger! How could it be fatal, but the danger only becomes apparent in the end. Fight or flight sometimes results in paralysis of fear.
I'm like......YALL HAD AMPLE TIME TO GET THE HELL ON.
@ProthroProductions I know, right?! Can't even feel very sorry for him beyond a certain point, lol. Sittin' your ass there, doing nothing but monologueing about what the thing looks like while your brother gets eaten by it. Like, c'mon! Lol
listen, i unabashedly love the genre of creepypasta, warts and all. but i am literally BEGGING authors to try and write something while drunk before trying to pass a story off as “written while intoxicated.”
😂😂😂😂👍
I grew up near Crappers Bay , this is a true story.
Your voice absolutely entrances me. Your tone is really lush and unique. I love it. X
Thank you so much!
Lighthouse Horror wow. Where are you?
Thankyou. And I wish you all the very best. Goodnight. From the uk.
IT took to long with the description of everything. Good story but too many description.
For the past week I've been putting this story on to fall asleep to and only last night I got to the start to a spooky part at 30:30 😂 the description of these kids growing up on a beach and catching crabs with your voice is so soothing and easy to imagine as you're reading it. I keep continuing from where I left off the night before so maybe I'll hear more spookiness tonight🤣
As someone whose genuine greatest fear is crabs and lobsters all of this story was super unnerving, even the beginning when nothing untoward is happening and they’re just picking up crabs. I can’t even look at them, I can’t imagine ever holding one.
It’s a rainy day where I am perfect scary story weather
Another awesome video cheers! 🙂 hope you are keeping well dude!👍
Thanks! You too!
@@LighthouseHorror No problem dude!👍
Perfect timing. Thank you
This by far one of the best! Lighthouse you rocked it. I give it a "GLORIFIED CALIMARI"! And two thumbs up 😊
Lighthouse Horror coming in clutch ! Was just about to go to bed and was looking for something to listen to. Then I saw it. A new upload !
Wow!!! Dude I never listened to this one yet.. I’m stunned.. your delivery of your words was soo on point!! Great Job Stephen!!!
Idk if he misspoke but back in my day joints didn't have filters, is that a new thing?
You can roll joints with filters and here in Oregon you can buy them from dispensary’s with filters too
@@Darkrose91 oh didn't know that haha thanks for the reply
@@andrewdecker616I know right wtf filters ?????¿
*BIG BOOK OF DISCRIPTIVE WORDS AND PHRASES*
Author: _"I'm going to use ALL of it... Twice"._ 👀
Not 2 x
Try about 100
An hour and a half ??? For real ? Oh sweet euphoria ! You can't see me which is just as well but rest assured I'm doing the Lighthouse Horror boogie !
this story was amazing as per usual, and the narration even better, amazing to listen to in the background while I work!
Just listened to the Crabbers bay story excellent story thanks YungSETI for writing a creative interesting horror story &.to Lighthouse for doing such a gteat job bringing it to life. It was creepy but awsome!!!! Love these stories keep them coming
YungSeti is my favorite author. Phenomenal job as always! 👏🏻👏🏻
There's a bridge I pass over as I walk overlooking a muddy dip that's part of the sound nearby. Crabs scuttle to and from going about their business as usual; sometimes the larger ones wave their huge, white claws and I could almost think they were greeting me.
So excited to have a long story to fall asleep to!!! I listen to creepypastas every night to fall asleep to. I've done that for the last 3 years. I'm glad I have a nice long one read by one of my favorite narrator's and it only have a ad to be forced to listen to but I'll likely be asleep by the time I get to it. Thanks for putting out great content on a consistent basis, my insomnia and I thank you
1: 30 ! omg thank you ! Just what I need on another anxiety fueled rainy day before a doctors appointment....
Jane Doe X: no worries dear one. Your CP community is pulling for you, and ur good health. We got ur back 🙂
This was a very unusual scary story! Great presentation as always.
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A filtered joint... that's a weird way to roll it. Lol.
Can't help but wonder how much time he lost just sitting there monologueing about his brother's death..
I absolutely love this narrator this was a long one but very enjoyable and he tells such good stories love his voice. I’m totally addicted to lighthouse horror keep up the good work and brings us more 😊please
You had me at beware
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What a story. Don’t go crabbing near sundown! 😎. I’m wondering why parents of 11 and 12 year old boys don’t come calling or searching for them at sundown! Also, I’d have a photo cell controlled light coming on at sundown covering the cabin/house’s deck and surrounding area. Also some firearm protection in case it’s needed.
I was thinking the brother could’ve ran around her, creating a diversion long enough for him to crawl to the house
Well hello there LH. What an awesome thing, a mid week treat. Thank you so much for the extra hard work you put into this hour and a half monster. It was a truly great suprise when I checked the run time on this and realised that my night was going to be awesome before it had even started. Thank you for your constant uploads and the quality of what you choose to narrate. I check out your site daily, eager to find what tales you have for us, and despite the fact that you are uploading daily it is always quality. Thank you for all the effort you put in. It is hugely appreciated.
We need a follow up with a revenge.
Ah! I love the long stories!!! perfect to clean to :)
Worst. Older Brother. Ever.
definitely!
Amelia Earhart could relate. (You know... Because she was most likely eaten alive by thousands of 3 foot long coconut crabs)
@Chief Hannibal Howling Wolf maybe. The navigator was crab food too.
Bravo…excellent narration of a very good story. Your work is appreciated.
In case anyone's wondering, it took the author twenty six minutes of exposition from the moment they first saw the woman to when she was a few feet in front of them, then somehow continued to approach for another ten until they finally decided to run. Idk about y'all but at this point I'm imagining her riding a ridiculously small bike because why in the world did it take so long ☠️
Like I'm sorry but this is the exact opposite of good pacing. Describing something for almost an hour is not the way to make it seem more scary, it just makes it excruciating to listen to
That crab story needs some work. Whoever wrote it would describe the same things back to back with different wording over and over and over again. I was really interested in the story but it was tedious to get through.
I know
Boring
We need more of these creepy stories with unique monsters.
This story was awful
When a writer starts detailing the extra small, mostly irrelevant things in such unnecessary details, then u know that the writer had an idea, and just wrote the story with that single moment in mind, and never fleshed the rest of it, it was quite dull.
Agree
To much
I dont feel sorry for them. They had time to run away the moment that thing came out of the sea. WHY did they stay there for so long. Even when she was half way to them they could still run away. But he had time to stand there and look and describe her every feature. Why so slow to move? You are young boys. You can turn and run very fast. And what happened to his leg all of a sudden?
Yep! This older brother seem to come from the Victorian era all thoughts, no actions!!! 😀
that was awesome, I been hooked on your narrations and this story left me wanting revenge on that monster, I'm going to be hunting that thing in my dreams going to be bloody battle
I enjoyed this story. It's beautiful & scary at the same time Thanks 😊
Dang this was such a good story with amazing narration, but dang was it sad 😭😭 Dang I wonder what would’ve happened if the parents would’ve went to check up on them.
My main question through this whole thing was what kind of parents leave their kids unsupervised and out of earshot by the ocean for an hour
This story made me both very sad, and mad. Sad about what these poor children had to suffer through as well as the fate of poor Ryan. What makes me mad about this story is the fact that number 1.) The Grandfather never told their dad the danger of playing on that beach at night. He only told him not to do it. 2.) The fact that none of the neighbors care enough to warn others about the beach, and instead just turn a blind eye. 3.) The parents for not keeping an eye on their kids.
Most used word across most scary stories/creepypasta is cacophony
I'm glad I'm not the only one that has noticed 😅😅
Gr8 narration as usual! But this is a crazy story 😳 😅
Reminds me of a holiday in Kenya, beautiful white beach by day, came alive with hundreds of thousands of large crabs running about at night...put me right off lol
Maybe the worst story I’ve heard on this, one of my favorite channels. The story was very implausible. An an 11 and 12 year old just standing there for over an hour watching this transpire (sun in the sky to dark of night). Not running home, not getting their parents. Everything was way over described. Could have done this as a 30-45min story.
A nice long one.love it. I keep thinking about sending you another to read one day, lol.
Oooh a long one. I can’t wait until I have time to watch this later tonight
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Well narrated, Very creative, Just A bit longwinded and repetitive. Sometimes less is more. One question. Why was Their Dad was forbidden to go near the water? But it's ok for them.
I think his dad grew up being told he couldn't go because his dad, the narrator's grandfather, was one of the original families and its suggested he may have known the risks but never explained the knowledge to his son. The narrator's father then raised his sons without that fear because he'd thought it unfounded, he was just wanting his sons to enjoy the beach as kids like he didn't get to, not knowing what dangers lived just beneath the waves.
New fear unlocked.
Not the crab lady. I lived in Baltimore for 10 years. Get the old bay and hand her over.
New fear: telling a story so bogged down with repeated descriptions, the audience rolls their eyes
Crabbers bay stop Itch...
Great content man!!!
I love the story and the narration is awesome as always but sometimes I can't help but imagine I'm hearing Crapper Bay instead of crabber's bay lol
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"it's been eight years so I won't be able to recall everything" proceeds to explain every detail as if it just happened lmao good story but way to long.
I love this story I felt every effect of this story truly great work 👏🏼
Can't handle the idea of a big brother being saved by the little brother idc what the dynamics if anything this was an opportunity to make amends and actually be a big brother
All i can think about as this story goes on is that the narrator was just a child. He isn't at fault. Children have bad shut happen to them and adults don't seem to understand they can have survivor's guilt.
Get some more therapy, Andrew.
Lighthouse, this is an amazing narration. It's gripping and made me so listening to this in the background and now I'm focusing on the video.
That story was much sadder than I anticipated it was going to be 😢
Wow!! I mean, just wow!
I will try not to spoil the story by giving out details....
I had figured out parts of this story as it unfolded. I knew who or what the woman would be. But the way the younger brother was dispatched.... my God the horror!!
Expertly narrated