3 Disturbing TRUE Farm Horror Stories

A house in the middle of nowhere, a cornfield right outside, what could possibly go wrong?
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[@jordanstevenson1703]

I hope Mr.Nightmare never stops making videos. No one else can narrate horror stories as good as him. Thank you so much for all your hard work.

[@CorvetteZO6.]

Yeah there really good

[@JayMenace61]

I wish he posted more often but yeah he’s really good

[@hydrzx4809]

Mr Ballen and Mr Nightmare are the best fs

[@corvuscallosum7236]

Fr

[@pedronavaja223s]

Chilling scares buddy

[@MooseFire7]

Rest in Peace Cow 🐄 You fought strong against the intruders and manage to alert the homeowner

[@sweetaznboi209]

😢

[@Cybernaut76]

It is a pity the cow lost the battle for her farm and her owner. I mean if a cow gets really mad at you, cows are nothing to trifle with. They can maul pretty nastily.

[@pokeek6080]

Yeah, I totally agree with you! That part made me really sad/mad. Those people are really messed up in so many ways.

[@melissagrant4178]

I was sad that a poor cow was murder

[@bruhman2962]

That cow is in Heaven. Saved the man.

[@nv4699]

Finally a dog owner that brings their dogs inside instead of leaving them out to fend for themselves. Kudos to you.

[@S1LV3R_11]

Kudos to them ? They literally keep their dogs chained up in the backyard 24/7 . That’s evil asf & disgusting . Ppl that do that shit don’t deserve animals period

[@nv4699]

@@S1LV3R_11 no it's just that most of them say that oh my dog went running off into the woods I never saw him again. Or I left my dog out there and her crying and oh well there goes the dog. I believe that you should have a yard big enough that's fenced-in so your dogs can run free within that space and of course keep them on a leash when you're out in public if you take them out in public. I have indoor cats but my friend has always had Pomeranians and I told my husband if I ever had a dog that would be a Pomeranian. And I've learned from experience around the many dogs my friend had that I would have them on a harness leash not a neck leash that goes for any animal. Also to have a yard that's fenced-in so that your animals protected along with always being outside with your dogs. Luckily, he learned to stay out there with his dogs without them ever come to harm because there are crazies out there who tried to reach over the fence and grab them. I am an animal advocate. I remember the time that I got a whole bunch of flak at work because I said Michael Vick should be put into a pit to fight for his life the way he did those dogs. And another thing, my husband and I as well as my friend have always said if something is chases save the animal leave me . We've even given orders to break each other's doors down if something happens to the owner and they can't make it home yeah I was literally given a shovel and told to slam that door in if he didn't make it back in time from his trip just for a few hours up to Jacksonville. And I told him, get in there and do whatever you can if my husband and I didn't return that time from our trip to St. Augustine of being gone for just a couple of hours.

[@kev872002]

Honestly, depending on the breed and if they were well trained farm dogs... I would've let them loose to go attack the intruder. Many farm dogs are very territorial and protective of the farm animals. That whistle would've turned into screams.

[@public_3n3my39]

@@S1LV3R_11 that’s what my neighbor does, the dog gets so rabid that it slams his body on the fence whenever we pass behind the house. He left his dog out this winter all day and night

[@NoxWyatt]

@@S1LV3R_11 You’ve never actually owned a big dog, have you?

[@kuningaskolassas4720]

That second story's creepy as hell. Most people think that sort of thing only happens in movies, but there really are certain occult groups you never want to run into, especially alone at night.

[@saoirsecdoherty]

Rifles aren’t fast guns. He’d maybe be able to cap two of them before the rest dogpile him and he would end up like the cow. Only a Gatling gun would be fast enough and only the insanely rich and massive farms have those.

[@jinx8624]

Yh sadly such cults exist who do some pretty terrible things

[@deloreandmc88]

@@saoirsecdoherty That's why you need an AR-15, especially if you live in the countryside. And this is why leftists want to disarm us: they want us all to become preys and victims.

[@kylewarner9822]

@Irish Wild Ride Hostage you literally couldn't have made more clear that you know nothing about guns what are you saying lmao

[@kimberlyshepherd270]

@@em-ilyy Unless he didn't have a lot of ammo 🤔

[@josephscaduto9971]

Who else finds it impressive that all these years later he still finds new topics for his stories?

[@nicholasdoucette4786]

Horror never stops it only gets better and better

[@swearimnotarobot3746]

Impressive. But also concerning 😂

[@br0dyj08n9]

​@@swearimnotarobot3746why? 😂

[@azaelmadrid3587]

It’s interesting how Mr.Nightmare gets the viewer’s stories and formats them to the subject matter of the video in combination with his narrating style and you can follow along with the story and makes you feel like your with the submitter of the story

[@_kai.cos._]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo I hope you trip down every flight of stairs you come across.

[@paytonkremers7083]

I love how the third story mocks the second story saying "It would be stupid to run out into the cornfield"

[@radegastov1570]

True that.

[@XxMCRroxnonstopxX]

I thought it was dumb to run into the cornfield at night alone I was like haven't you seen children of the corn!? 😱

[@ne9835]

@@XxMCRroxnonstopxX 👀👀

[@bonnieparkertheoutlaw7353]

Yeah but they made up for it by making a dumb decision too. The fact that none of them called the police or anything and ended up just hiding in their rooms and started to watch tv Smh. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@yasagirigen]

@@XxMCRroxnonstopxX screw that have you seen Signs??

[@morallybankrupt1461]

As a city kid the thought of being on a farm at night sends chills down my spine.

[@CallmeOzymandias]

People dramatize it way to much. When you're used to it you barely think of it as anything except normal.

[@tiamystic]

Same

[@mtamech535]

I have the same thought in the city at night. Out here, I walk a mile singing ozzy out loud with my airpods in at 3am out in my woods. It's the most peaceful freedom I can feel in a day. I never worry about what's out there.

[@glitchgwen470]

@@CallmeOzymandias I used to live in Indiana so with the amount of fields surrounding me it felt like a farm. I hated going outside in the dark and I had to check all the locks before I went to bed. Now I live in a woodsy area and it's worse, I'm always paranoid. I'm used to it but it definitely doesn't feel normal lol

[@CallmeOzymandias]

@@glitchgwen470 It's definitely scary sometimes, like I hate driving down the backroads here in the south especially at night, but I think the creepiness is part of the charm for me at this point.

[@sunlightangel87]

#2 story is why a farm near where I used to live has an electric fence around the entire property. Anyone who tries to climb it will get zapped. A lot of people whined about it and wanted the farmer to remove it but he refused and the city didn't make him remove it.

[@dericjames2018]

Good 👍

[@cornwalldonnahue6512]

Or…. Maybe it is to keep livestock in

[@sunlightangel87]

@@cornwalldonnahue6512 No, the farmer literally said in a live news interview that it was to keep people off of his property. They were stealing his chickens, so he got fed up and built an electric fence.

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

Why were people upset unless they wanted to steal from him

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@sunlightangel87 That farmer must be like Eustace.

[@diamondbackwolfgaming4322]

You can only fire so many warning shots before the trespasser knows you're bluffing

[@cobypoole3839]

for real and bro really had the audacity to say that he was actually gonna shoot. be real with yourself 💀

[@mongoose9851]

It was hilarious how he said he could definitely shoot him and just ran away instead

[@knightgabriel1311]

It would still discourage them from going any farther. Even if you know they’re bluffing, you haven’t actually done anything to them yet and you’re not gonna risk your own life testing them

[@Pieruh]

I mean if it was me, I’m not even trying to sound like a badass or whatever, if I see some masked guy on my property late at night, I’m shooting him the first chance I get. Not gonna risk giving a “warning shot” because you don’t know how crazy the person is, they might even try to charge at you. Similar to how the guy in this video was slowly approaching the op in this video

[@Pieruh]

Also because you don’t know if they’re alone

[@axdiaz698]

As a guy who lives on a ranch, my family and I have had our share of creeps lurking around our property. It hasn’t happened in a while but it’s nerve racking seeing a car pull up outside your gate at night then drive off

[@annaabney1420]

Doesn't bother me much. Keeps the dogs sharp.

[@itzkong]

An AR-15 always makes things straight.

[@jennaeccles9497]

Yeah me and my family have a farm it happens to us too sometimes

[@coltonwilkie241]

That's just the FBI getting close to make sure the cameras are still working.

[@axdiaz698]

@@itzkong that would be a good investment. 👍

[@Fenrir190]

That first story hit home. That was my family in the 90s. I was asleep through it all but my mom was talking with her family the next evening about how a woman came to our house in the middle of the night saying her car broke down and needed my dad's help. That was sus because to get to us, you'd pass a bare minimum 6 houses in any direction before a long stretch of nothing to finally get to us. At the time there were a string of break ins that involved using a woman to get a guy out of the house in order for 1 or 2 guys to break in while he was gone. Dad stayed up most of the night with a rifle listening out for anything.

[@yulianloaiza]

That's tough :(

[@ooze4261]

I was so relieved during that last story when he brought the dogs inside 😂

[@Katieeeee12345]

The second story gave me the literal chills. My grandparents used to have farm and we were always told never to go in corn fields alone as kid so we wouldn't get lost in fields

[@hobbs12cats]

Children of the Corn!

[@insanity69696]

@Ongo Gablogian usually, the police don’t disclose information to the public. It’s uncommon if they do.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@hobbs12cats I seen that movie.

[@mjolnirbaldur5770]

​@Ongo Gablogian they don't put those kinds of stories in the news, especially in rural areas. A story about some guys trespassing on a private farm sacrificing a cow isn't exactly a newsworthy story, and even if it was there's a chance you've never heard about it. Plus police don't usually disclose information to the public unless it's a major incident or attack or something.

[@user-cupidscorner]

Honestly that story was the first one that sounded like the sender completely made it up. I’m shocked mr nightmare included it, he is very strict about only taking real stories.

[@walkingwithhorses]

I live on 12 acres in an isolated area. These sorts of stories made me build a 10ft high steel wire fence around the entire deck with spotlights and cameras and 4 large hunting dogs ! Partly because of the wild dog packs, but mostly since there was a murder a few farms over. My infrared forest cameras have caught some strange things in the she oak forests. You’d be surprised by the amount of people wandering around at night. *update* Wow gosh I had no idea my comment would draw so much curiosity, I’ll do my best to explain. I am a single mother with a young son, I myself have a history of childhood trauma, so I’ve naturally created space from the general public most of my adult life. Moving to land was always the plan. We’ve been here 4 years now. The fence went up around the house/deck because of the wild dogs that hunt in the area. We lost a dog to them and it was heartbreaking, but then a murder happened a few farms over and I couldn’t sleep anymore. The fence is awesome. Ugly and industrial but effective 😊 As for the forests, the cameras are to track the wild dog pack. What surprised us what how often we would see a human walking through the forest in the middle of the night. I’m in Australia, so this forest is quite dense, and we are 30mins from town. We share the road with several farms, the 12 acres I’m on are part of a 122 acre farm. The properties are big and the forests are left untouched. The forests eventually come out onto a road, but nothing busy. Sometimes people are just wandering around, sometimes they’re sitting and smoking. I’m at a loss how they’ve found their way there as it’s through properties with old barbed wire fencing, in thick bush! Paranormal wise I’m a believer. Too many strange things happen, that I cannot explain. My son experiences more of that side of things than I do. We’ve had a few parties and the skies are so clear, and it’s always a hoot to watch newbies try to figure out what’s happening in the stars while they pull out the star tracker apps to explain what they’re seeing. No KZbin channel coming sorry folks, I’d feel bad uploading the footage of these people 🤣

[@angelicasealey9578]

Any spooky shit like paranormal??

[@TalonBrush]

Do tell, and provide details

[@aurea.]

That's terrifying.

[@awadhhasan5937]

Please tell

[@coltonwilkie241]

You living on a farm or a military stronghold?

[@instincthaun3073]

Criminals not being afraid of a gun pointed at them is terrifying. Maybe start doing less warning shots and start making them regret their decisions. 100% reduce the odds of it happening again

[@SmithIsPrettyGreat]

Man the second story had frightened me The dude had balls to go in that cornfield and find out what was causing the cows to go crazy

[@Pusongmammon666]

He got half a ball. He shot everywhere but those cultists. Them cows died in vain

[@roboticpotato3974]

@@Pusongmammon666 fr

[@link__link9]

​@kaal6272 you seriously expect a home alone teenage boy to shoot a group of cultists when most people know how cultists are maniacs? He was also surrounded. There is zero chance anyone eho cares about their life wouldn't shoot them

[@turkeyramsaypictures]

the last guy attempting at a horror movie scene and changing his mind as soon as he heard a gun is absolutely hilarious

[@Cybernaut76]

He was a fool to defy an armed homeowner like that. United States law adheres to CASTLE DOCTRINE. Besides there is a saying "dead men tell no tales". Meaning the shot intruder would likely get no justice because they would not even be alive to tell their side of the story in court.

[@monicawatson2537]

He didnt though. It took a hand full of warning shots and he keept getting closer.

[@Cybernaut76]

@@monicawatson2537 He was toying with his very dear life. Should the homeowners son have shot with the intent to kill, especially if it happened in late stages, nobody would have blamed him. Once you trespass like that in United States, your life is as much subject to forfeiture as a traitors life in Stalins Soviet Russia.

[@Tiana_Skye]

Lived on a farm property in 1997 as a child. I can tell you from experience that there is no eerier feeling than that expanse of hills and woods in the middle of winter more than anything. Our neighbors were pretty close together for that one spot but, after that it was just more woods and hills without houses for several miles. A couple who my mother was close with always said in the winter time especially they never let the kiddos roam around too far cos it gets weird out there.

[@enriqueperez2704]

@@armorpro573 interesting

[@rdred8693]

Safer than the ghetto still

[@DustyJones1997BGCL]

This makes me happy that I grew up in suburbia near the city because honestly living in the middle of nowhere seems fucking terrifying and ridiculous.

[@kaj7135]

@@DustyJones1997BGCL I’d rather live in the middle of a creepy forest than a shitty ghetto hood. lol

[@Treegonaut]

I often theorize that nature has a mind of its own in the paranormal sense, from the amount of ghost stories to unexplained creatures or entities to stories of murder and other crimes. It's almost like the forest/woods/isolated rural areas have are.......alive and not in just a physical sense.

[@bubagumpcrabswonderfulworl4970]

I live on a farm and ranch in the Midwest and worst I’ve ever dealt with was a crazy lady under the influence of drugs tapping on my glass at 3 am. Worst part was that I was out baling that night and proceeded to come home for the night, usually I’ll lay out on my lawn and watch the stars because of how peaceful it makes me feel. Although, this night I tried laying there but had this unnerved feeling I was in danger so I got up and went inside and made late night dinner before bed. While I was eating I heard tapping on the glass and thought at first it was a moth. Turns out it was a woman at my window talking to herself. When I noticed her I stood up in horror and proceeded to find a weapon. Fight or Flight kicked in. She proceeded to make a run for my front door, which stupid me left unlocked. With a pool stick and whatever remaining fight I had left in me I warned her I was going to call the police. She smiled and walked out the door into the night. The rest is history. Typing this up gave me goosebumps lol.

[@roboticpotato3974]

Your one of those lying Redditors 🙄

[@theredarmybruh8702]

You can notice that all the “villains” in the stories that mr nightmare presents or really any story out there that are like his, they’re not about animals or monsters, they’re about people, sadistic people. A man is more scary than a bear because bear doesn’t find satisfaction with the victims at the end of his blade.

[@coreyhall1150]

Some animals do torture. And get aroused while torturing. Bears eat you from the asshole up. They love for their meal to squirm....... So WROOOOONNNG.

[@hughjanus2]

Bro had a vision when he made this comment 😭😭😭

[@Nerdiamond]

It's 3am here in India, and I'm just finishing my midnight study session while listening to Mr Nightmare and eating Pasta. Thank you Mr Nightmare for making it the perfect end to the day!

[@bLaZeIt-dl6vn]

Afternoon here in CAD

[@divyaism007]

Same here. 3 am and going to bed. My brain can’t take anymore.

[@nashvillefanuel3333]

It's 1 a.m here in Namibia

[@sukhpreetsingh3114]

You are lindu

[@jacob5058]

Good morning sirs

[@topthrilll2fan]

Story 2 was terrifying. Anything involving gore/decapitated things is definitely horrifying. Thanks for a great video as always, Mr. Nightmare!

[@coryjamieson3171]

I know right, the death of the cow and the guys chanting is just weird and terrifying.

[@jakobrose8278]

@@coryjamieson3171 Pffft. No it's not. That happens everyday while the TV chants "ba-da-pa-da-ba I'm lovin' it!"

[@monicawatson2537]

You dont have to be scared of a fictional story. It was clearly made up.

[@gon6174]

​@@monicawatson2537 You must be fun at parties.

[@topthrilll2fan]

@@monicawatson2537 Number one, it's not fictional. It's real. You must be fun at parties. You provide all the entertainment with your trolling lmao

[@ajurado800]

Finally we have people reacting rationally to the presence of threatening strangers on their property: by shooting at or near them. So tired of people locking doors and hiding under covers.

[@roboticpotato3974]

It’s because they weren’t under pressure. In horror movies, you panic and can’t act as smart. They were safe so they could act smarter.

[@jeremiahlinton9582]

Agreed 👍

[@ajurado800]

@@jeremiahlinton9582 Best defense is a good offense. 😄

[@ajurado800]

@@roboticpotato3974 Also these are *farm* stories, and farmers are usually armed. I work (but do not live) on a farm, but you can bet that I'm strapped for anything that goes bump in the night. No cowering or hiding or running or any of that bullshit. You want to threaten me and my family, I'm gonna put you in the Forever Box.

[@roboticpotato3974]

@@ajurado800 im not getting involved in any of that farmer sh*t

[@peachgeorgia875]

Oh boy. I got really good stories to tell. My parents lives on 40 acres and lots of crazies come by all the time. It's very peaceful during the day, being away from people and society; just surrounded by nature. At night though, it is a completely different story. All that quiet and being far from people suddenly becomes very scary and dangerous.

[@makwa2004]

Growing up, I remember hearing about this one really scary story on a farm. It was about two farmers and a scarecrow named Harold.

[@satanssonvivin]

That's scary stories to tell in the dark, they made a movie about it, it's really good

[@makwa2004]

@Richard Fox yes! I was hoping someone would get the reference.

[@nathannovix]

Lol this comment took me back to the good old day

[@AM-be5sw]

Good times

[@makwa2004]

@@nathannovix reading those books as a kid was one of the highlights of my childhood. 😁 They were freaky as hell, but good stories.

[@darthakaya]

The dropping of the act by the bad guy in Story 1 was the creepiest part there. He knew he fell for a trick and gave up the charade. He seemed like he knew OP's group had probably called the police and didn't stick around.

[@VIPER-xe4my]

My buddys family who owns a farm shot a man. He kept stealing and finally tried to break in once. He ended up dying. Later they found out he had been convicted of manslaughter some 15 years ago and only served 7 or 8 years for it.

[@coryjamieson3171]

That story with the cow head is seriously messed up, easily the most disturbing story. Mr. Nightmare can take any place in the world and make horror stories out of it.

[@coreyhall1150]

Like cheeseburgers? That's a dead cow you're eating.

[@dfkdb6249]

@@coreyhall1150 eating a burger is very much different than seeing a bloody decapitated cow head with a pentagram around it. Cool story though man

[@coreyhall1150]

@@dfkdb6249 What u don't wear decapitated cow heads on your own head? Thought everyone did that.

[@maximesaindon3552]

I LOVE farm horror stories! Farms are so damn creepy especially abandoned/no longer in use ones. My grandman's farm house (before it had to be demolished) was over 120 years old and the farm itself was crazy. There was a manure pit that was so deep that if you fell into it you'd need someone to drop in a ladder and it's heyday it was concern that people would fall in and literally drown to death in cow shit.

[@FluffRainbowDash]

I love them, too; I also loved the warehouse ones.

[@MonkeMan2.0]

Can you imagine having to explain your death to someone in some afterlife? 💀 “So uh, how did you die before getting here? Peacefully? Living to an old age? A disease unfortunately taking you out early?” “Oh yeah no, I fell and drowned into a pile of cow sh*t,”

[@maximesaindon3552]

@@MonkeMan2.0 Not just drowning. You could also die from suffocation from all of the carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide from the manure. The manure pit my grandparents had was creepy in that the opening was really small and there was no sign or fence around it. Since the grandkids were born it was sealed away with cement, but it was still creepy because it just look so...inconspicuous. I never worked on a farm, but my parents and grandparents did and they had some scary stories. When my dad was a kid and it was winter his parents had him and a couple of his brothers chip ice from some machinery in the silo and this blade/steel bar (I can't remember what it was called) got activated when someone bumped into the on button and for over half an hour my dad and his brothers had to dodge this huge ass rotating blade. Thankfully it was low to the floor and so they could jump over it. Farming is an extremely dangerous profession and I'm amazed more people haven't died from it in the past century.

[@harrisonsaturna3615]

@@maximesaindon3552 all of that information was captivating I thank you

[@rmp7400]

I love true stories about miracles & answered prayers 🙏 ❤️

[@snakemanmike]

In Iowa, a typical farmer would grab his shotgun right away and not just try to bluff that they have one. A door is not likely to stop someone. They can kick the door in with little trouble. I grew up on a farm in SW Louisiana, and we were always armed. We also had big, territorial dogs. The best security we had was out Guinea fowl. They roosted every night in a bamboo grove in our backyard, and if anything approached our place, they would scream loud enough to wake the dead. Everybody in that area knew that it could be a fatal mistake to invade private property at night.

[@rileygranderson6125]

Hearing someone whistling in the middle of the night out of nowhere in a corn field is so scary. Story 3 is my favorite.✨ Feel bad for the cow in story 2. I love animals. Some people are just sick for hurting innocent animals.

[@96Logan]

Story 2 is sus to me. I've farm sat many times and it feels like an "aspiring reddit author who hasn't perfected their craft yet." I don't believe it was true. Literally everything about it screams fiction.... and bad fiction at that

[@IA67676]

@@96Logan it sounds pretty real and satanic cults tend to hang around in the more country farm areas aswell.

[@mx.menacing]

Timestamps: Story 1 by Ian Carter - 0:05 Story 2 by Alex Voss - 4:45 Story 3 by Howard C. - 9:56

[@thegodofpez]

Farms are legitimately frightening. Been scared of them ever since I grew up around one. Rusty pitchforks, creaky boards, weapons everywhere lol.. very much a horror movie setting.

[@sicooper4230]

and 'male' cows 🤣

[@SpikedCow8372]

Just got to know what the tools are for

[@cobypoole3839]

To the guy in story 2: don't kid yourself, your ass was not prepared to shoot anything besides the sky and even then you hesitated. Don't go out there looking for intruders if you aren't prepared to defend yourself and don't point your gun at anyone or anything you aren't prepared to shoot.

[@96Logan]

That's many reasons why I believe it was made up. Fiction. An "aspiring reddit writer who hasn't learned compelling storytelling." Comes across as disingenuous, stupid, and false.

[@tylergil7322]

Mf like me would’ve turned into John wick in that situation

[@tose5566]

@@tylergil7322not you wouldn’t have lol

[@VintageCars999]

I'd be shooting the dirt inches from them, they don't run off.. well going to be an arm next.

[@coreyhall1150]

​@@tose5566I can guarantee you ppl come fuckin around my home they've gotta deal with a Ruger P345, AR-15, and a 20 guage. And I got bullets. They fuck around my house and COME IN I'm dropping the mother fuckers. I ain't FUCKING AROUND with ppl trying to do me harm.

[@Trainwrekzband]

I grew up on a farm. I live at the same farm I grew up in. I raise cattle and grow corn so I love this

[@cosmobane6995]

Just realized that many, if not most of the monsters in this channel are humans.

[@cornerofyoureye1885]

These are disturbing especially story 2! 😨 Being out numbered and not to mention what they did to that cow! one can only imagine what they were going to do to him! Hats off to these farmers!

[@lucijakecinovic8232]

Rest in peace cow

[@Ghostbusternyc]

It’s not real.

[@EllaNery]

Pp​@@Ghostbusternyc

[@masterofwit339]

Mr. Nightmare just twists the knife even deeper making these stories even more frightening. Only downfall is that they’re so short! I could listen to a good hour or more in one clip

[@w.whoisrio]

Poor cow :( Rest in peace you did a good job of alerting the farmer

[@Shamrockshame13....]

This channel really is the best! Mr. Nightmare works so hard to give us great videos and stories. Like I prefer waiting a good long while for an awesome video with fitting images, wonderful narration, and chilling stories. Versus certain channels that put out too many videos at once and the stories are bad, the animation is gross, and they mostly rely on click bait. So thank you Mr. Nightmare! You’re channel is amazing and I wish you the best in all you do!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@elliecassar1881]

i like how everyones just telling how good this video is but not talking about the ritual story

[@avaxtay]

right like wtf 😭

[@kkfaerber]

Made even more insane by someone who lives on a farm calling a cow a “he”. Almost as if they made the story up and don’t understand even the basics of farming.

[@joniboi3699]

Most of these comments are bots I swear

[@alaizaalor6832]

Right like the poor cow 😭

[@xmorte]

Sounds made up

[@josemendoza5515]

MR NIGHTMARE COMMING IN CLUTCH.......Nothing like a good blunt , a cold fresh night , and a new Mr Nightmare video to listen to while smoking TO HAVE ME PARANOID AS SHIT OUT HERE 😂😂😂👀

[@aphonic2276]

That paranoia is gonna be crazy 😂

[@gsquadgaming878]

​@aphonic ™ nah everyone who smokes weed doesn't get paranoid lmaooo

[@Idkwhtpsipto]

Bruh I’m inside and SAME 😂😂

[@survivor-3572]

Too many warning shots , I grew up in rural Kansas and I was always told no warning shots, you tell them to leave and if they still keep coming you shoot to stop. (Also always a good idea to get a gun that you can mount a light on)

[@majencia2003]

The 2nd story was by far the most horrific

[@Gage_Bertovich]

When my heart starts beating fast from listening to a story, you know it's good

[@phoenixgamer204]

Man your stories always give me chills - the way you narrate is so unique and just one of a kind!! Best horror channel on KZbin! :)

[@luisjaime2567]

His stories are awesome bro

[@phoenixgamer204]

@@luisjaime2567 ikr!

[@BetterGreta13]

Thank you for the Sunday night chills, Mr. Nightmare. It helps the codeine relieve the pain in my head from my little fall this past week. Soothing spookiness....

[@C23_I]

Mr Nightmare, your videos are always amazing! Everytime I see your videos pop up on my subscription feed, I get so excited!

[@darin7150]

Please do a second video on horrifying farm stories! This one is the best one you’ve released recently, along with the terrifying night drive stories!!!🌔🌲🏡✨

[@maxsportsman2416]

I agree! I’m really intrigued about farm scary stories

[@darin7150]

@@maxsportsman2416 I know!!! Who would have thought!!! I’ve never even seen a suggestion in the comments for these types of stories!!!🙂🌀🌀🌀🌀🌀✨

[@SQUIDWARIO]

I love listening to scary true stories

[@Mercedesforlife]

Same

[@jamesstillgames]

ok

[@super-paw]

Spoiler alert.. most of them are not true they are written.

[@Mercedesforlife]

@Don1103 it says true in the title

[@jamesstillgames]

@@Mercedesforlife bro it doesent mean its true

[@lydiaascencio3971]

Mr. Nightmare is the man for narrating spooky stories. Love that voice too lol

[@user-ug2xo6fo9c]

Me too

[@josuearreola4754]

It's very relaxing listening to these scary stories at night 😊

[@Anuca]

Never fire warning shots, especially into the air cuz the bullets dont just disappear. You're either shooting the person or whats the point if they know you're not gonna actually hurt them.

[@rojoeclipse94]

Never been in a situation like this but I always think I’d only fire 1 warning shot, if that doesn’t work, I’d aim for a leg if they won’t stop approaching me or an arm if they have a weapon 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@nomdakazana09]

I cant believe that the same person, me , who was and still is terrified of horror movies is now obsessed with Mr Nightmare’s videos😹 his voice helps me fall asleep❤

[@melissagrant4178]

I am also terrified of horror movie, but I can watch Mr Nightmare and twisted mind with no problem

[@girl_who_loves_cars]

I just want to say: Respect, the third guy saved his dogs! 💪

[@miyagi-masters143]

Story 1: I feel like during the party, people were listening in from outside and overheard George’s name etc. The people must have know the owners of the house and waited until George had left. Since George has left and the owners were heavily drunk, they then had full advantage over the owners of the house. This was the home intruder/s time to strike, now using what he had overheard from the party earlier to trick the home owners into believing that it was just George playing pranks. The home intruders also most likely came to the house on foot, as there was no sign of a car arriving/leaving. Their was most likely more than one home intruder attempting to gain access to the house as attacking a house like this whilst alone is not uncommon. But, very foolish and stubborn. The home intruders most likely picked this house as their target due to the owners being drunk, had information of the owners to take advantage of them, the houses isolated location (hard for people to hear the crime) and the cover of darkness. Definitely recommend installing security cameras and making sure you always lock the doors and windows.

[@Darkloid21]

The problem with stories like these is the paranoia it can inspire. I’m triple checking locks and windows and under the bed, it’s hard to sleep at night wondering about letting your guard down. It’s no way to live.

[@coreyhall1150]

These days u can't get caught slippin. It's a good thing to be a little paranoid. Paranoid or not tho I should just always do those things ANYWAY. It's just common sense.

[@ImakeGameclipz]

For the 1% of people that’s see this have an amazing day ❤

[@ZeniththeAnimator]

You too 😊

[@ImakeGameclipz]

@@ZeniththeAnimator thank you❤

[@boleothe]

You too, 𓆏

[@whitneystanek5081]

You have an even better day 😃

[@myraclayton1860]

You too

[@SapphireDragonfly]

Great content! It's a nice change of scenery with the stories you share.

[@sobakaspy]

You can use salt as an ammo to scare trespassers. It wouldn't kill them, but it's quite painful

[@skibidifartsalot]

Damn farm people are smart, everyone in all three of these stories were armed

[@mrwestcottx3487]

Yeah which I bet all 3 in America 🇺🇸.

[@dannyboyswe123]

would not really call the 2nd guy smart. he walked in the cornfield not knowing how many there was

[@karastired]

We kept my grandparent's farm and I'm alone on it sometimes. These stories are always in my head when I am. That's why we have security systems and guns. I don't think guns solve everything but when you're that far from authorities you have to have a way to protect yourself from people who want to mess with you or attacking/rabid animals. These situations are rare but still terrifying.

[@melissamoonchild9216]

yeah Im not a huge proponent of guns but that makes sense

[@ponchmonsterstudios]

You are an inspiration. I love your videos and remember watching them years ago with my nephew. He now has a love of spooky things too. Thanks so much for all your stories 😊

[@EmpressofChrist]

Thank u for uploading I enjoy listening to these stories

[@ianscott5981]

This was one of your best topics imo. desolate, and eerie at night. definitely do more of these !!

[@Sp_Ogshape]

This makes me fear my farm. I own a farm in Minnesota and I’ve had an experience like the first story. It’s always a good idea to keep guns with you. I own a few guns. I own a Colt Ar-15 A2, 9mm handgun, a Beretta A300 Ultima 20 gauge, and a Christensen Arms Ridgeline Scout hunting rifle. I grew up in Minneapolis and my house was broken into in an armed robbery when I was 4. I never trusted the world since than. After I left the military, I went and bought my first gun which was the Ridgeline Scout, than purchased the rest later. I do not trust people and anyone who steps on my property, are gonna see what I’m capable of.

[@adamcuneo7189]

Nice man, I have a few as well, coincidentally I also have a 9mm, which is a Browning Hi-Power and a 20 guage, but I forgot what model and company it's from, I would love to get an AR-15 someday, hopefully they're not banned by then. Thank you for your service too man :)

[@Sp_Ogshape]

@@adamcuneo7189 hopefully

[@US2A]

​@@adamcuneo7189 I build ars all the time, they're fun

[@cute_claire]

Mr. Nightmare really got the time to look for horror stories to give us a quality content

[@user-ln2je5co8n]

Every one needs a friend like Jorge.

[@estebanreagan6824]

Mr Nightmare still out here creating quality content after all these years. Keep it up man!

[@alanthepianoman]

No one compares to Mr. Nightmare. You are 100% my favorite channel! Thank you for your amazing videos and narration!

[@adamtyler8695]

I don't know how people can shrug off weird noises thinking it's just a deer. When I hear a noise I only ever think it's a serial killer

[@sanjukumari7684]

Ey, love your video! Keep up the good work!

[@starlight846]

Gonna listen to this while sick in bed, because nothing comes close to cuddling with the blanket, having a coughing fit and listening to Mr. Nightmare

[@savagecatz]

Also listening at night while it’s raining:)

[@nyanchan3848]

My situation rn

[@starlight846]

@@savagecatz yes that’s also good 😌

[@miner902]

I love that Mr. Nightmare hasn’t changed his style of videos. Straight to the point and entertaining!

[@Donuts_but_potatoes_too]

Sometimes I literally think if these things will happen to me and how will I deal with them on my own btw nightmare your voice is literally so drop dead scary(like so deep) you'd make a grown man scared

[@Donuts_but_potatoes_too]

@T.e.l.egramOfficialMrNightmare Oh wow I didn't now nightmare delivered packages

[@demontamerbf18]

I think living in the middle of a big open field is creepy enough during the night, imagine seeing or hearing someone in the dark.

[@grayday8721]

I used to live on a big ranch/farm so I love this story even if it gives me nightmares…..

[@dmichael7144]

R.I.P. to that poor cow!

[@justagirlfromphoenix1023]

I know 😔😔

[@hungryjacksfinatic]

ive been listening to Mr Nightmare since i was 8, i use to fall asleep to his storys, it never dissapoints me, ill always be a fan

[@shadedisplayed]

Please do more farm stories, these are the best stories yet.

[@Bigfrie19]

I have watched and listened to your videos for at least 5 years now! It's routine to listen to your stories before bed on the nights that I have to wake up for work in the morning. Always takes my mind to a different place! Keep up the awesome work!! And I hope it's for many more years to come!

[@R3cce]

Thank you Mr. Nightmare for all your hard work in keeping everyone entertained with the best horror stories you can possibly find on KZbin. Been watching your videos for many years now and they never disappointed me one time.

[@C.C_w_]

Mr.nightmare tells horror stories so well, hope he never stops. Good work Mr.nightmare

[@D.ÑEZ]

If I lived in a secluded area with no neighbors close by I'd get the biggest, meanest guard dogs available.

[@CharlesTheFearsomeTrain117]

Coming out with some more great horror stories!

[@Tristan1886]

That first story is honestly really eerie. Just another reason to check the window or have them prove it.

[@JohnnyMagick]

Recently stumbled upon this channel. And wow! So excited to go through the backlogs

[@1sandictionfan291]

The first story is why I hate wood doors I used to stay at my grandparents a lot they had a farm house and a simple breeze could break it down

[@smdgdsounds]

I just got a bunch of work given to me that’s due yesterday, so a new Mr. Nightmare video is just the think I needed. Never stop making awesome content man!

[@jasonchilado]

Always wanted this topic for a long time! Farms can be so eerie

[@jacobjones2522]

I don't know about that I worked at a barn for 4 years and I didn't have anything scary happened

[@jacobjones2522]

Though that might be cus I live in the uk

[@ardent_acy]

I recently discovered Mr.Nightmare and boy, I LOVE IT. Honestly though, nobody else makes such good content. Thanks so much

[@jameslevin9720]

You are a good story teller, so vivid, well done sir 👏👏

[@Brookybearr.]

I LOVE IT WHEN HE POSTS. I appreciate all the hard work that you do. Thank you so much, please don’t stop posting. I love ur videos so much I rewatch them and I’m quite sure I have watched all of your videos. Thank you for all your hard-work.

[@montanarepublic3296]

That 2nd one is terrifying. Great choice Mr.Nightmare.

[@livingscared509]

I agree, He's great at reading stories. I'm inspired by him to build my youtube channel up

[@96Logan]

The second one is flat out fiction. I wouldn't be upset if Mr. Nightmare would have put it in a video WITHOUT the "TRUE" tag. It obviously wasn't true. Everything about it screams "written by an aspiring reddit author."

[@elvisvelez2831]

I have enjoyed your channel for a long time now. Your have a gift for storytelling. Thank you for entertaining me and many others and I hope you continue to do so for a long time

[@monicalavallais.5347]

Scary farmhouses!!! I’ve always wanted to live on a farm, out in the country…… I don’t think so now. 😳

[@godzillamaster34]

You know I’m always on the lookout for good horror content on KZbin and I don’t think that there is any other channel I watch as consistently as this one. There’s only a few channels I’m subscribed to where I don’t miss a single upload. What an awesome KZbinr.

[@CashmasRS]

Nobody does it better then Mr. Nightmare he’s most definitely one of the best scary story narrators i’ve ever seen and none of the other channels I watch can compare. i just wish he uploaded more i’ve literally watched every video on his channel and I hate having to wait 2 weeks for a new video lol other then that keep up the good work you’re killing it 👍🏼

[@spencerhurst6039]

No one does it better than Mr.Nightmare. Thank you! Been a fan of his channel for some years and the content is consistently great

[@isabel5066]

love your videos man! I always love to listen while drawing ^^