Abandoned Movie Sets You Can Actually Visit

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[@HyDigital1]

Amazing job setting this video up

[@smeefler]

What is the music at 2:53?

[@chloeiacovou907]

I love these videos, but not everything needs to be "creepy" or "haunted" for it to be interesting!

[@NKdidit.24]

Anything abandoned is creepy

[@roseychicka2298]

I agree!

[@jacobwills4791]

False

[@Slurpee_Burger]

Ya gets old lol

[@naomirose3291]

I see what you mean but i think it’s mainly for people who enjoy horror/ scary things.

[@mrgoober8]

I've been to the town of spectre, It's pretty cool. you pay $2-$3 to enter onto the land. It's not that big of an area but most of the buildings are open but it's still a movie set so the houses are completely hollow. It's a cool place to visit if you're near Montgomery, it's right off I-65.

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

Underrated movie too. =)

[@fishingthelist4017]

I know many of the locations from Big Fish because I grew up a short walk from Huntingdon College(it starred as Auburn in the movie)where filming was based, and I lived in Wetumpka(where the Big Fish house is) for many years.

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

@@fishingthelist4017 That's kinda cool! I like that movie. =)

[@chatteyj]

@@BuckarooBanzai84 Never seen it.

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

@@chatteyj One of Kevin Costner's earliest movies.

[@abadonedexplorers]

Good compilation of abandoned movie sets. The Fugitive train wreck is the property of Historical Smoky Mountain Railway. You can see it from the train ride, but you can't get closer than that and you definitely can't touch or go in it without trespassing.

[@photosbyjf]

The Steven King movie Maximum Overdrive featured a small truckstop built along US74 near Delco, NC. The set was so realistic that many trucks mistakenly pulled into it to purchase fuel

[@alliekuma4234]

Thanks for showing us these sets. I'm also glad Jordan the Lion had his footage used. I love his videos 😊

[@ColonizersBlow]

Part of the movie, The Fugitive, was filmed at the hospital where my mother-in-law was working.

[@Rob-dp3vr]

Way to make it about you

[@ColonizersBlow]

@@Rob-dp3vr It wasn’t about me…it was about my mother-in-law, thank you very much!😤 (😉)

[@Lakiyah22]

@@ColonizersBlow Very cool

[@Slurpee_Burger]

2:39 HAHAHA THE HOUSES LOOK DEBILITATED? 😂😂😂🤣 you mean DILAPIDATED? 😂😂

[@Slurpee_Burger]

6:16 - AGAIN 😂😂

[@DavidWWhite1973]

@1:32...NERD ALERT - it's not a moisture "vaporizer," it's a "vaporator." It was used to condense what little water there was in the atmosphere into potable drinking water.

[@HyDigital1]

This video was amazing I just subbed with notifications and I will watch more videos also I love animatronics

[@fastpassfacts]

Welcome! Thank you so much!!

[@vimsi]

1. there is no such thing as a Babelsberg Studio Tour 2. this set was already long gone when this video aired

[@Ro6entX]

I am surprised that The Shire village or the town from Popeye (with robin William) wasn’t mentioned.

[@KevinGerhardt]

My thoughts exactly.

[@robertwebster8615]

The Mall 4:45 was used in Teen Wolf, staring Tyler Posey, Crystal Reed, Dylan O'Brien

[@AdventuringwithTrevor]

Was super surprised to see my video pop up in here hahaha thanks for credit too 🙌🏻 cool video!

[@dukemexplorer481]

Village in Popeye is still around to visit too

[@dianetheisen8664]

I would love to see it. I loved the movie!

[@KevinGerhardt]

Facts

[@dukemexplorer481]

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[@marker.P.A.C.T]

0:39 Star Wars 1:48 big fish 🐟 2:53 the hills have eyes 4:03 gone girl 4:50 witch hunters 5:51 District 12 6:33 the bus scene

[@AtomicMama42]

That mall looks like an epic explore

[@shelbylucero3460]

That hills have eyes set... Yeah fuck that lol that movie traumatized me! The rest were pretty cool

[@thethreeamigbros2462]

That’s sad that people would abandon all their investment and leave it to rot

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

No kidding; such a waste. =( They should rebuild some of these with more permanent materials! =)

[@zippymufo9765]

What investment? Unlike the old studio backlot sets, most movie sets are thrown up with the cheapest materials possible.

[@willielarimer7170]

They probably figure it would cost more to do anything with these movie sets then their worth

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

@@willielarimer7170 That may be, but it's still a huge waste of resources. =(

[@80sBoy7]

The "sets" of Tatooine in the beginning of the video are NOT sets! It's an actual old abandoned town that the production used as Tatooine in some scenes of the Phantom Menace (1999). You made a little confusion with the set constructed for A New Hope (1977) in Tunisia that were reused in some scenes of Episode II (2002) and III (2005) and that now became kind of a b&b and can be visited by fans.

[@Telus-ball]

There was this one lost media my uncle used to watch. It was called "frantic town" and i think they used the same tv show set for a movie set in "the frantic town of 85" another lost media featuring kids as the main charaters. Taking place in 1985 and cancelling due to downfall in 2005. The Last episode of frantic town only aired in the UK and Canada. Only for Quebec. Theres a location of the show. Its on the thumbnail. If you want to look for yourself.

[@NorthernWolf92]

Sorry, i just have to say that hansel and grettle isn't more notable then inglorious bastards and V for vendetta but i really enjoyed this! Would love to visit some of these

[@izi5150]

The Viking village from the film Vikingr looks very similar to the Viking farm from the film The Northman.

[@controlZchannel]

5:04 I'm pretty sure Hansel and Gretel isn't the most notable of those three films 😂 It's clear that you're not an actual film fan because you believe the appeal to every set must be "eerie" and "creepy". Comes off as another soulless Watch Mojo ripoff.

[@tylerthompson1842]

Big Fish is my favorite Tim Burton. I think it’s his masterpiece but I would never go and hang my shoes just to add to the pile lol. There was a point when it had the perfect amount but ppl could not help themselves. Just like a compulsive painter.. eventually they just make brown

[@axnyslie]

5:00 MOST notable Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters? Please that is a long forgotten and universally reviled garbage of a film. To say that after just mentioning Inglourious Basterds was filmed there is simply embarrassing.

[@TheEerieMaster]

Have you guys seen Short Circuit It a movie from, I think the 80s It has a robot that gets struck by lightning And then thinks he's alive The characters called Johnny 5

[@CowboySanta]

Think he's alive? Wow, oxymoron, I think, therefore I am!?

[@TheEerieMaster]

🤯

[@professordoom7953]

He WAS alive. Officer Mahoney proved it.

[@chapingaryjr]

That scene from fugetive had me eating my toe nails lol

[@alexkaiba9538]

There is a movie set you can visit outside of Casper, Wy called hell’s half acre’s where they filmed the alien planet from Starship Troopers

[@Dayrecord_1892]

Well this is going to be a good one I can tell

[@fastpassfacts]

Hope you enjoy!

[@adrianataman8144]

I think the mall was also used in a couple of episodes of teen wolf

[@residentevilclone]

A shame about the district 12 mill in hickory. Sounded neat, but reviews say it’s been heavily monetized in the last few years. $15-20 isn’t a great deal.

[@Rayztubes]

There is no such expression "The cherry on top of the cake"

[@juffrouwjo]

The medieval village set is LONG gone.

[@RubberSideDown2]

This video makes you question all history told. All the left overs we try to make sense of could be just like this. Fake sets and we think people actually lived there

[@Slurpee_Burger]

10:02 wow who would’ve thought that SETS would usually be BUILT FROM SCRATCH 🙄

[@rickluque6429]

THANK YOU !! For sharing this video. It’s Amazing. Fantastic. thanks again sharing 🙏🏼 ☮️&💟

[@fastpassfacts]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@ラッセル-x5g]

Henry River Mill Village is 5 miles from Hickory, NC and 67 miles from Asheville. Exit 119 on I-40.

[@MrZReacts88]

6:28 they actually blew up in historic home for a fucking movie scene?? How the fuck were they allowed to do that? Unless it was not registered as an historic town. There’s no way they would’ve been able to get away with that..

[@BraidensWorldProductions]

I feel like whenever a movie set is never going to be used again they should let people visit the set and maybe let some people use it for movies if they want

[@TheGeoDaddy]

“Yo! Who you callin’ an “alien” beech??? That was OUR planet!”

[@presleyshumate2576]

This was a great video!

[@MichaelPait-w6r]

I was just going to say Phobias Haunted Hollywood Houses!! |/:).

[@WrightBrosRC]

I couldn't find links to all of the video you "borrowed" from other channels?

[@junkim1884]

I wonder how they created the movie sets in village scenes, buildings, etc. Are they real structures or may be some are fake images designed by fake chemical paints. The movie industry then were having so much invested huge amount of money for these realistic scenery. But today, most of them are happy playing virtual reality scenes thru high-tech CGI visual effects in green broad sheets background. They can now make movies much cheaper thru CGI and in a short period of time less hassle without frustrations on building real structures.

[@TommyBlackMesa]

You should do the Stand by me trestle next! It’s where in the scene when they get chased by a train and almost get run over! I think they may have a video or two about the trestle after the film so check it out if you have the chance to!

[@Lexman509]

"Republic Credits? Republic Credits are no good here, I need something more 'real'."

[@vidlink]

Re-upload? Was there a copyright claim on the original video?

[@fastpassfacts]

Sorry, we made a mistake while uploading it but it's up and running correctly now :)

[@sandriaryaguna378]

Actually in dillsboro The set wasnt abandoned it was actually still used for tour until it ended

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

Dilapidated NOT debilitated.

[@SchardtCinematic]

Witness 1984. Harrison Ford movie. Filmed in the Amish countryside of Lancaster Countu Pa. Some locations are right near Kitchen Kettle Village. Speaking of villages. The M9vie the Village was mostly filmed in the next couple ty over in Chester Countu PA. Near Cossort Rd.

[@alemontreemydearwatson9775]

Very interesting video. I couldn’t help notice the fact one of these women sounded just like Reese Witherspoon . Keeping the movie theme up I guess ! 😉

[@rx7dude2006]

If a building has burned down it isn't still standing,lol.

[@aaronj0seph]

Hansel and Gretel is not more notable than v for vendetta or inglorious basterds lol

[@cdgee6399]

How many homeless could we house with the abandoned lumber made into tiny homes? The divide between rich and poor is sickening.

[@Willis-de5hx]

Hell with the homeless

[@honeybeastie1]

In The Hills Have Eyes....the family did NOT stop at the gas station to get directions....they stopped for gas....the shortcut was suggested by the nefarious attendent.

[@KINGDUDE74]

Omg everything is scary to this person. And damn who films these videos on these sets. Way to much camera jogging.

[@flutterby1021]

As much as I love movies, knowing they are leaving random trash around the world does not make me happy.

[@LyinDogFacedPonyCommenter]

The vocal fry at the end of every sentence is exhausting

[@rickyrodriguez6408]

Wasn’t this video uploaded an hour ago and privateded? Wonder why

[@fastpassfacts]

We made a mistake while uploading it, but it's back now :)

[@CowboySanta]

What in the heck is that in the window at 5:21 to 5:22

[@johnwayne6501]

I lived in Hawthorne when what Mall was being built. The year it open I was a freshman at Hawthorne high school and we had our homecoming dance there and it was the best one I been to with 3 bands playing in 3 area. Sad it closed down.

[@WilliamStansbury-xb4ui]

Maybe they should consider for the 150 million that they make profit that they should pick up their freaking garbage when they leave!!

[@Vivi_53274]

These are so cool!

[@leroyc88]

Surprised you didn’t mention sweet haven (Popeye) in Malta

[@KevinGerhardt]

Agreed

[@jediknightjairinaiki560]

Vaperators NOT vaporizers.

[@kasumiyamato7540]

Now watch people go vandalize those sites

[@LsXnation.WFOArmy]

This video: All the people/actors have left eww that's creepy lol

[@marklesteralvendia9476]

They can be use as a movie set for the hills have eyes.

[@dmax64]

The hills have eyes is creepy af

[@Bigchilezlife]

Finally Movie locations!!!!!

[@AlbertTwance-d9p]

That's where the so call MOONLANDING TOOK PLACE AT ONE OF THESE ABANDONED MOVIE SETS NICE JOB MOVIE PRODUCTION PEOPLE

[@claudiamiller7730]

Nice to see the Carolinas so nicely represented here!

[@lalamove9999]

What if some historical sites are just movie sets back in the day

[@adamcartermi5]

Dilapidated not debilitated and it is mos eisley not what ever the heck you said.

[@controlZchannel]

No, the set is suffering from a debilitating disease.

[@tazsnuts99]

Well you forgot the Ohio state pension from the shawshank redemption

[@ryanvanreijen3769]

The worker village from the lost world jurassic park

[@BuckarooBanzai84]

Part of the movie 'American Flyers' was filmed in my hometown, but it was already there and not abandoned. =)

[@karlk.6819]

tim burton batman 1989 set is still around too

[@loughkb]

You left out Hobbiton. Or whatever they named it. Where Frodo lived.

[@daylightdaylight6612]

What happend to the movie set of the Flintstones and the old/original movie set of Ben Hur? And where they are located?

[@jZ0357]

We need a part two

[@garyreid6165]

What about the Tsavo Bridge and train station set on the film The Ghost And The Darkness in South Africa?

[@basedokadaizo]

it's amazing. i could visit spectre from where i live, and would if i could spare the gas.

[@davidswallow5392]

Does Fort worth ever my Cross your mind? There's abandoned buildings of the old Swift and Company meat packing plant in the Fort Worth Stockyards

[@KarlDowney]

Pretty sure they used that viking village in The Northman

[@therandomshow_]

Omg Im so glad Jesse is on here! Been following her on tiktok a long time! So proud of how far they have come! ✌

[@Mrad72]

I guess every movie set is haunted

[@Tfnafplayer2]

Weren't this video uploaded earlier

[@wcharliewilson7004]

Valley Girl, oh boy...

[@armitagesoulshroude9815]

I'm surprised that you didn't cover the Popeye movie which is now a Theme Park. It's not abandoned, but still.

[@A92CB7]

Not so exciting, I live 5 minutes away from Hawthorne plaza mall, just an abandoned building with a million cats

[@cherrylee1103]

those "stumps" are bottle trees.

[@SlipperySoap]

Whoa, incredible!!!😮

[@butchrowerakamannyfraker955]

If that Star wars set was in America all the nerds would've taken it apart piece by piece for souvenirs by now😂🤣..just you can't get thru customs with a moisture evaporator 😂🤣

[@djlfruitneptune]

Too bad I can't visit Teletubbies

[@aaronsaunders6974]

hills that have eyes it’s not even the original movie. is there a visitable prop from the original?

[@magiccheeseball]

Popeyes village in Malta is a good one

[@KevinGerhardt]

A lot comments and I totally agree, I think it is still a thing

[@magiccheeseball]

@@KevinGerhardt yeah they made it into a tourist attraction I guess it still open

[@yamac488]

Can someone tell me who made the call for the production crew of The Hills Have Eyes to say “hey, we need a scene with an old gas station in a deserted area. Hmmmm.. I got it! We’ll go build a fake gas station in FUCKING AFRICA”

[@aprilbennett6280]

I don't know if it's abandoned or not but the hotel from Devel's rejects would be cool to see.?just wondering.