I left the editing business in my late 20s as I found it to be lonely work (and a "feast or famine" lifestyle can get old.) MAD shout-out to Mary Sweeney for her superb work on Fire Walk with Me and Mullholland Drive!

Jake nailed this performance. You can tell he put a lot of work into that character.

For me, it’s the blue “You are not perfect” fetus thing from Courage the Cowardly Dog. *shudders*

You make great content man, I can tell you write your own scripts and we need more people like you. Never stop creating

The first time I saw it I thought she did the stanky leg and laughed out loud

Childhood fears are one of the horrifying things you need to go threw, because you can either get scared so much or you might imagine a monster that's in your closet.

I used to be terrified of the dog from the vr game “duck hunt” I would have insomnia because I was afraid he would appear in my doorway, it was very dumb but yea

Why did he have go through that and also why was he guilty?

the image that scared me the most was the bear dog

Well i guess according to season 2 youre wrong lol

the riddler from Gotham tv series seems very normal if you compare him to Louis bloom. And they both have the same LOGICAL insanity.

The biggest twist was still somehow making me think this was a Marvel movie when I first saw the trailers. Then I was disappointed, then I was impressed, and then I was blown away.

15:11 to this day the ending “jumpscare” scene where we see those three naked people when peter quickly turns his head and the camera cuts to them was the most effective jumpscare ive ever experienced and it didn’t even have any sound q’s or monsters. it caught me so off guard with the lighting and how close they were to peter

Insert that one gif of SpongeBob and Patrick screaming over the baby rollercoaster.

The face reminds me of Fulci films.

pusher 1 er den bedste film i hele verden jeg svæger you wont be disapointed har ik set 3ern tho

For me, it was the case of Junko Furuta. I stumbled upon a true crime videos about it with very detailed descriptions when I was about 8 or 9 and terrified me. I was scared of going outside alone, let alone talking to strangers, for a really long time after that and just thinking about it still scares me. Thanks mom for giving me unlimited access to the internet at age 6 I guess.

So mine is a bit odd. When I was little (late 90s), I used to have nightmares about this black sock-puppet looking thing with yellow eyes looking at me through my bedroom window and breathing loudly at me. It wasn't until I was an adult that I was able to piece together what my toddler brain was showing me: My parents used to watch a lot of MTV at that time, so Sifl and Olly would have been on the TV ever so often. I was seeing Sifl in my nightmare, and I was probably hearing my mom's snoring from the other room while I was having that nightmare.

I had this happen to me one year ago when I first saw an image of some creature in a backrooms video. I mentally sh't myself and turned on music to calm down (For some reason I turned to politics to get over my fear by being angry and frustrated). I then found it again, but felt like it was just a dumb image. I searched multiple websites for the original source until I figured out it was from a Trevor Henderson post on Reddit: "He's watching you." Even right now after looking it up and making sure I spelled it right, I kind of got shocked by looking at it. Also, I do read the descriptions. Spikima feeding us nightmare noodles.

having not seen this movie before, that pie reveal just bowled me over. it took me so off guard and its so horrifying that I literally just like, reeling back in my seat

A great picture that scares me and i am deeply nostalic about is the russian sleeping experiment

The thumbnail... It looks like that one scene of the Salesman when he was playing Russian Roulette

This shit ain’t scary 😂 what a bunch of soft viewers.

Since everyones sharing their traumatic picture i’ll do one. Mine was that pic of the guy with a dolphin mask, this only was further exaggerated after seeing the videos of it lol

For me, It's a picture in a dark garage, or atleast from what I remember. It's a blue woman with no right other arm. And with her other arm she is holding her head, and her head is just looking at the camera soullesly.. I never found that picture again, and I hope i never do

The picture I was scared of was the picture used for Carmen Winsteads face Ik it was a legend but it scared ts outta me

Dont watch this movie bcuz its boring

This one scene stayed with me for years. Truly haunting.

My Traumatic picture was the one of the Bear Dog Plushie, that one with a porcelain like face of a dog and a teddy bear like body plush that is sitting on a shelf looking downwards to the camera/viewer, after many years of seeing that picture i discovered that the entire internet community finally found out where that Bear Dog plushie came from.

For me it was Meatcanyon’s i can count to three thumbnail. First time I saw it was when i was 11, it absolutely terrified me

Whats the name of the song? 7:16

Should be noted the girl you see at the end is not Glasha, but a woman abducted in the village. Florya is projecting her image on the woman.

movie wants to be STALKER so bad

Thanks for actually divulging in the themes and foreshadowing in this video. I feel I wasted 50 minutes in a certain other one which literally tells the movie scene-by-scene and that's it

Can you please dissect really good horror mockumentaries? I don't know what it is but they get me even more than an actual horror movie

when i was 5 or 6 (circa 1998) i catched a glimpse of count Orlok's shadow on tv late at night. it was a short clip from Murnau's 1922 Nosferatu used in a documentary about supernatural evil, the famous scene in the staircase. i shat my pants profusely and wasn't able to sleep in peace after that. same thing happened when i saw that scene for the second time in film school many years later 😢

Can never forget about 1 Hour Photo, with Robin Williams. One scene, and only one scene has stuck with me for over 20 years. His dream. Well nightmare. Standing in the isle of the supermarket he works for. No words are spoken or sounds other than the music building. Then his eyes open, and blood oozes from them, and he grabs his face as blood shoots from between his fingers... still gives me goosebumps

I thought the door scene was good but the movie all together just seemed like a string of bad decisions from everyone, couldn’t get over it by the end.

"Knives Out" and "Glass Onion" have done great early/mid-movie plot twists as well! Not sure I have the stomach for most of the films you mentioned, but learning about them and how they're pulled of is super interesting!

For me it was the red faced demon from insidious, it always had a strange effect on me the first time I saw it at 8. Later that night I tripped and cracked my head open. Then I watched it again at my ex’s house when I was 16, and on my way back home I got in a car accident.

Or that one from Exorcist III, Hospital scene 😮

The scariest scene is that Bear one from Annihilation 😮

9:45

He looks like a hazily recalled police sketch which fear creates grotesque exaggerated features

In the script that man's heart stopped. Killed by fear

i literally just spent 20 minutes looking for this video again because it struck me so hard when i watched it last time it’s phenomenal

The music was brilliant. Helped form the whole movie as a ‘rise to success’ story. Despite Lou being an absolutely abhorrent character I found myself rooting for him. He was prepared to work so hard to reach his goals. Best film I’ve seen in the last 10 years

Shower, hiding under the tables, telephone pole.

I watched this movie when I was a kid. I don't remember it much. I recently read the book though and it's astounding. I'd like to rewatch soon.

Boring movie