Dennis Nedry (Jurassic park VHS tape horror)

[@theingenfiles]

If anyone would like to voice act for me in my next video let me know please. If you would like to I’ll reply to this comment with the script and you could record the lines and upload it and I’ll use it!

[@theingenfiles]

(Out of breath and gasping) oh my god I just fell into one of the dinosaur cages and don’t know where I am. I need help. Oh god something’s coming. (Yelling) PLEASE HELP ME!

[@JustScares]

I have a recording booth that I would love to put to use for this and have also recorded for my stories, where should I upload or how do you want to get in contact with me?

[@theingenfiles]

Do you know how to upload a video?

[@JustScares]

@@theingenfiles Yeah! Maybe I can work something out

[@theingenfiles]

Alright cool

[@Debunka]

Man, Nedry's body is remarkably well-preserved for a corpse that's been in a tropical forest for five years.

[@crimsondynamo615]

Would have figured he’d be picked clean since that juvenile was in that jeep with him

[@WTFisTingispingis]

They should just find some bones. Maybe Nedry's stupid shirt.

[@packerman7410]

@@crimsondynamo615 probably too much preservatives

[@cawsomeaolin]

stfu johnathan you tried to dox me into suicide

[@calchenontour5801]

Thats because of Poor diat

[@RohtrexProductions]

One of the scariest things in horror movies are eyes, just the thought that something is staring at you from the dark and the thought that it can see you, fearing for your life is terrifying. Great job!

[@Nemesis_carnage]

Yep that about sums it up

[@alejandroelluxray5298]

Until you poke the eyes with a stick

[@joefromms]

The scary thing there isnt the darkness having eyes. İts the eyes showing the emotions and thoughts of the darkness (something that humans are very developed at).

[@purpledragon1945]

agreed, eyes are the scariest thing on anything ever

[@purpledragon1945]

@@joefromms the idea of seeing something in the dark, a set of eyes gazing at you, yet when you look at them, you don't see the simpleness of an animal but the genius of a sentient creature like us. its truly horrifying

[@jacksontipton965]

JP the movie: Oh noes! Dinosaurs are escaping! JP the book: Run. Hide. You will not see the light of day. No one is safe.

[@randaraiy3319]

Jp dilo:*attack nedry* Jp novel dilo:🧐🍷 Jp vhs dilo:👁👁 *boo*

[@tyrannosaurass4763]

I love how the dilophosaurus looked in Jurassic park no matter how inaccurate it was to the actual dilophosaurus. Such a unique and menacing design.

[@theingenfiles]

I know it’s awesome

[@validmax9612]

in the books even worse it was bigger...above the height of a raptor and the way it killed him bro...

[@tyrannosaurass4763]

@@validmax9612 I love the novel better than the movie honestly. They should make a movie or show based more closely to the novel. It was more of a horror novel and I loved every second of it.

[@julianozaur444]

​@@tyrannosaurass4763 the best part is the book one was accurate and venom part even had a scientific sense (there were theories that dilo was venomous because of its weak bite force).

[@darkbaron93.]

If you want a frilless dilophosaurus in a movie see when dinosaurs roamed America's dilophosaurus

[@Khp_Gll]

I never thought I'd need Jurassic Park analog horror this much, quite an interesting concept

[@erenjeager5290]

I think Backroom and Mandela Catalogue are getting film feature stuff in the works (I don’t remember which one), but I definitely think this is the Jurassic Park 2 we all wanted.

[@CBMOA]

This almost looks like the behind the scenes before Jurassic World

[@Dan-qy6zv]

I feel like people don't talk enough about how terrifying Nedry's death actually was in the movie. Trapped in his only means escape, eaten by a monster with razor sharp fangs to die slow and painfully, with the rain drowning out his screams as the dilophosaurus eats him alive.

[@sh4rkss]

his death in the novel was even worse 😭 he got his guts ripped out

[@thegodzillafandomsrookie5514]

and in the novels he felt his own intestines and didnt even die from that, the dilo crushed his head slowly

[@ICantThinkOfANam3]

Seeing Jurassic park have it's own analogue horror is something that I didn't even know I needed

[@ICantThinkOfANam3]

Also these are really good, keep up the good work!

[@spongeboymebob771]

The computer generated voices made from sounds that should never have been made into voices actually have a bit of charm to them.

[@marja-liisamakinen676]

i think that the bodycam that it was recorded on was damaged badly and when recovered the sound came out like that

[@Kidthatlikesducks]

That dilophosaurus was like “WHAT ARE THOSE!”👁👁

[@bababoi2500]

" *we need back up here,woah what the hell is that🤖* " "*AAAAAÆEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE🦖*"

[@whichhatte-persomi]

Nedry's death has been burned into my brain since I was four years old. It's probably my favorite scene in the film over all seeing the Bastard get blinded and then eaten.

[@thegamerlyboi]

I like how this gives you similar chills compared to the novels.

[@paleontologyisamzig1193]

man this was awesome imagine if it was the novel version

[@theingenfiles]

Bruh thatd be terrifying 💀

[@paleontologyisamzig1193]

@@theingenfiles 💀☠️

[@dragonsticknodes]

Voice actor: what the hell is tha- Dilophosaurus: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@OrdinaryGoomba]

1:05 frilled lizards whenever someone moves 1 inch near there territory

[@zurimah8733]

* their

[@madison_russell04]

1:06 lmfao what is that thing haha

[@AverageYogurtEnjoyer]

1:04 My soul actually left my body for afew seconds . . .

[@coolacrocanthosaurus]

Man i just love these type of horror stuff

[@Hurricanezer]

Honestly for the low budget/production quality, it's quite good. Im enjoying seeing more of this series, and I imagine in you get really good in video design this could be a smash hit in the analog horror community.

[@WhatevaFizz]

This is a damn nice concept but what would've made it even better: 1. Dennis's corpse was rotting 2. Work on dialogue 3. Just only put Nedrys scream on a black screen with a disturbing picture of Nedrys face maybe???

[@jordangreen2845]

nedry's death in the novel is WAY More Gruesome than the movie, in the Novel He Is Literally Torn Open and grabbed by the neck by the dilophosaurus and died by a broken neck

[@lindsaycox9646]

I was so terrified 😰 when the dilophasaurus eyes popped out he was like HI MY NAMES FRILLED FREAK! 👁‍🗨 👁‍🗨

[@pin_head.]

[DLP is always watching, somewhere]

[@fresh2478]

Your videos are great. Seriously. Only one thing. The flashy loud jumpscares. After some time, it will become overused and cheap. I really love JP, and i really want to see an actual dinosaur analog horror. And you have the potential. I belive that after some times. These videos will be more scarier, without the cheap loud flashy jumpscares. Keep the good work up! I subbed.

[@mctankies]

This is really cool! I enjoyed the jump scare as well; the eyes alone in the dark definitely throw the viewer off with their more human design.

[@TheAlienHasArrived]

I never really thought that Jurassic park would work this well in a analog horror style

[@KILLDOZER2004]

I like they used Jurassic Park The Game Dennis nerdy body from the game, Good Work!

[@ak_okcfan]

Dude these are pretty cool, I’m rereading Jurassic park so seeing this type of stuff is awesome

[@traceschulz]

Bro went from evil little dinosaur who ate bad rude guy to the spawn of satin

[@user-of1ui3dl6c]

Bro i wonder What the hell God was THINKING while making those Dinosaurs

[@Rusharam]

And the horror of that realization was followed by a final wish, that it would all be ended soon.

[@ewchi-m4n012]

Its awesome, however the only complain its that you use too much jumpscares, because that breaks tension after they apprear, if you try to use them only in very important moments and add "realistic" vfx like, human screams, bites, flesh tearing or even more dino steps would be incredibly cool. In the lagoon episode for example, instead of using the scare, you could make a scene like one of the tangi river of the "tangi virus" series. Like the mosnter is out there and you are in the middle of the lagoon, tring to scape to only being drag into the water by the reptile.

[@karnivore493]

The jumpscare got me so good, but the dilo looks so dumb!

[@kaijucam915]

that jumpscare actually made me jump in my seat a little. very scary

[@JaidenAnimations_With_Man_Face]

0:01 bro really said give me the plant

[@JaidenAnimations_With_Man_Face]

Thx for the heart bro

[@chomperboi1910]

I personally think you should utilize the text to speech you used starting at 0:49 more. It was the most uncanny and unnerving one. The rest are rather humorous in my opinion.

[@juanescobedo6156]

me I see dilophosaurus be like: 1:03 oh fu 💀

[@RAISERIGGY1648]

Bro was like: PEEKABOO!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@pablorex.]

This channel deservesore viewers, you have a New sub bro, love your work

[@theingenfiles]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@friedkurie]

this is amazing, watching all of the videos right now!!

[@hiimlaury1694]

The end man...these distorted whiney Sounds of a man with propably his ribs crushed into his lungs knowing it'll come back and keep stepping on him ....I can't breath...it hurts...it sounded so...desperately painfull like he already gave Up...that really got to me

[@frostblitz77]

this is actually a super creative idea I would love to see more like this. If you need a VA, i'm no professional but I would totally tag along!

[@Cherrybium]

The only thing that makes this creepier is thought of the full story behind nedery's death in the jurassic Park book

[@user-of1ui3dl6c]

Ooo can pls tell What happeng in the book?

[@LeoTheYuty]

Decent enough. Would be better if Dennis' body was decayed, seeing how it's been 5 years, and while the human eyes on the dilophosaurus do add to the uncanniness, actually making them dilophosaurus' eyes would fit more with the theme.

[@redpandafirefox9434]

Oooo. I feel that jump scare is too FNAF but it's still effective. It's unnaturally to sees pircing eyes staring at you from the dark Then, seeing umam eyes on an inhuman thing. Especially the "Discard this tape. Discard this tape."

[@redpandafirefox9434]

Also I wanna apologize for my spelling. Was typing too fast for my fingers😅😅

[@Sandzich.]

I don’t know if the dilo had round eyes but it sure does look pants shittingly terrifying

[@absolutemystery372]

This is the best Jurassic park vhs horror I've seen so far. Although I was never a fan of this dinosaur in Jurassic park mostly because it's nothing like how the actual dinosaur is. But this is still great.

[@Mr.shadowfreddy]

Dilophosaurus was like: Hippity hoppity my car is not your property

[@_.justahuman._3900]

The most terrifying thing is that Jurassic Park didn’t accurately represent the size of a dilophosaurus. A full grown dilophosaurus gets to about eight feet tall and twenty-five feet long. Literally a venomous killing machine. (As if we didn’t have enough of those.)

[@danielavanessa87]

1:04 ¡alert! -loud sounds -I recommend lowering the volume

[@scoobysnak07]

Jurassic Park and VHS horror? What a good mix!

[@CBMOA]

This as scary as that time when _Alien_ had a jump scare of what happened to Dallas when encountered by a xenomorph

[@JPSecurity]

Well deserved. Thank you for shedding light on Nedry. He was the real monster.

[@sambordelbowski6997]

Not even Owen grady could survive that scream in the movies 😨

[@BlueLegoStud]

The Dilophosaurus jumpscare at the end was honestly funny

[@MegaKnuckles777]

I got a ytp vibe from the "spit for your eyes" part! 😂

[@augustbas1193]

Bro these videos are terrifying and I love them

[@MrTmrussell2108]

The Dilophosaurus said: 👁️ 👁️ hi sisters now GET OVER HERE🦂🐉

[@sharkdoesstufff]

Istg, if we get one about the telltale troodons adapted into a VHS tape, I would be very happy.

[@ruffruggednraw]

Paleo nerds: JP/JW dinosaurs are stupid because they are inaccurate, they aren’t even scary Also JP/JW dinosaurs:

[@Soyjakgamingbutawesome]

This was more comedic then anything

[@randomleydave8846]

Funfact: in Jurassic Park the game you can find nedrys corpse in the jeep while the dilophosaurus is still eating him.

[@_Xenocidal]

(This comment was translated from Brazilian Portuguese to English so if any grammatical errors appear, sorry!) Seeing that a analog horror about dinosaurs is quite unironically bad, I thought I'd try and fix that. So here's a little 'pseudo-analog horror' idea I came up with about dinosaurs: "Human Predator" In one part of the world, illegal scientific experiments out of common ethics take place, where human beings are transformed into dinosaurs, and undergo surgical procedures that range from bone restructuring to brain modifications. When a test subject is selected, during these experiments the patient's brain would be "edited" to function only 80% based on the reptilian part of the brain, while the limbic system and neocortex would have their functions reduced a few percentages lower. However, the transactional surgery is divided into intersectional phases of various procedural stages such as Stage1[HumanBeing]>Stage2[Half-Human]>Stage3[Non-Human]> etc, monthly undergoing these surgical procedures. All operations would be carried out in white chambers, removing and xenotransplanting organs, bones, cartilage, modifying genes, having the subject's body and organism merged with animals descended from dinosaurs such as birds, reptiles and chelonians and transplanting mechanical parts to the patient's body. The experiment subject would be instigated to practicing cannibalism, having a diet based entirely on human organs and flesh, also having their dental anatomy modified to assimilate those of a carnivore animal. Their head would be shaved, and due to altered brain conditions their pupils consequently would always be dilated. The subject would undergo mental transformation treatments, through the use of psychological t*rture and brainwashing techniques, gradually losing human emotions and common sense. The effects of the experiment would eventually cause behavioral, postural and alimentary changes, encouraging the "patient" to adopt quadrupedal mobility and live cl*theless in a white chamber confined solely to themselves with the minimum materials and supplies necessary for their survival, being observed daily 24 hours a day by a camera, sometimes even demonstrating unusual behavior such as feeding on their own f*cal matter. The patient would grow a few feet taller after a couple of months. All these procedures would be necessary to arrive at the "end result" which would be to transform the individual into a human dinosaur. More so, the entire procedure would be carried out without the application of anesthesia, consisting only on the use of a single defibrillator and doses of morphine provided to the patient so that the nerve receptors that react to pain become adapted to sensations during surgical sessions. This would effectively turn the "human being" into an anomaly that would be used for illicit scientific means, a project titled "Human Predator" or "Apex Predator" where these anomalies, once complete, would be released into a natural ecosystem and would have a habitat predefined by themselves, and they would live isolated for most of the time during the day, only going out at night to hunt, which in this case would be medium and small animals but mainly and specifically humans. However, of course, they wouldn't look anything close to real dinosaurs at all. They would look like complete abominations, with human skin and modified physiognomies, still retaining human traits, like their face and body, with the epidermis tissue stretched around the prosthetic transmutations effected on their body, physically transfigured to an extreme level. The "human predators" would not all look the same, among a few exceptions some would look like a Tyranossaurus Rex, others like a Spinosaurus (with artificial metallic spikes that were transplanted into their back and had their vertebral spine replaced by a stainless steel replica), others like a literal reptile that walks on all fours and some resembling a Brachiosaurus (with an elongated and twisted neck as a result of physical alterations) and other variations of a "Jurassic human". These variations would be called "Species" and would have specific names and particular informations detailing their characteristics and individual ways of behaving. The way these "human predators" would move would be if anything surreal and frantic, due to the fact that some would have mechanical or prosthetic limbs on the place of amputed arms and legs to better adapt to quadrupedal mobility. From time to time, the "Jurassic humans" would occasionaly leave their natural habitat to roam freely in urban areas during the night, sometimes breaking into houses or wandering around empty streets. One victim found, identified as 24-year-old Olivia Davies, suspected to have been killed by one of these human predators was found dead next to a crosswalk at 02:30 pm, badly damaged to the point of becoming unrecognizable and with severe injuries all over her body. Olivia's car's glass was broken and the driver's door was removed. Fragments of shattered glass were found in Olivia's body, containing distinct DNA with human traits, but with an unidentifiable profile. Her left forearm was ripped off along with her face, which was apparently chewed off, with bite marks with evidently human aspects. Her right leg was found 3km away from the crime scene in a forest after a search carried out by the police. Thanks to the forensic team, the cops found a straight line of dried blood trailing from Olivia's body that led directly to the limb, as if the offender had run into the woods while holding the limb after they'd killed her. It is not known how this amount of blood from the limb was drained up to a distance of 3 km, enough to form a trail. Unfortunately, the victim did not survive and died 2 hours after being rescued. Olivia's cell phone was found near the crime scene. It was discovered that she was on a phone call with her husband during the incident. "Strange and unintelligible noises" were heard during the call seconds before Olivia's car was overturned. The same sounds would have been heard at a more audible frequency when the perpetrator was nearby, trying to utter unintelligible sentences, but Olivia's screams muffled the sounds off. Authorities have reported that Olivia Davies was allegedly killed by an animal attack, but the definitive perpetrator of the case remains unresolved. 3 months after Olivia's death, another victim was found dead in a ditch near a national park with similar bodily injuries and half of his chest missing. There was a camera belonging to the victim that was found lying on the ground, where a recording was discovered in which a blurred unknown figure was seen running towards the recorder, who was presumably having a trip out at the park before the figure was spotted and the camera dropped down to the ground. The victim would have been heard screaming at a distance during the recording and from what can be heard, he was being torn to pieces. Both cases are still under investigation. -------------------------------------------------- ---------- ~ Hope you enjoyed it ^_^

[@oshkeet]

Now I'm imagining a Dilo with huge eyespots on its frill, which would be both biologically appropriate and scary as shit in the middle of the night.

[@ThanatoYT]

Tbh it sounded like the dilo yelled SHAZAMMM at them lol

[@imtired9395]

For anyone who enjoys this analog horror dinosaur vibe, I highly, highly reccomend picking up the Jurrassic Park novels. They're far more violent and scary than the movie. The first one's opening sequence is a nurse in a maternity ward walking in on compys who have escaped the island eating a south american infant alive.

[@liabloodyrose4001]

I like this, I can also voice act if you need any voice actors

[@MynamesJeff-ub6oo]

This Jurassic park anolg horror series is like ten times better than all the Jurassic park sequels combined bro its so good.

[@soulslvr9562]

I love this concept for horror. However i feel like itd be better for immersion if you didnt say "when jurassic park takes place" instead make the audience think its a real place in your story. Say "when jurassic park was still operating" or something of that matter

[@theingenfiles]

Thanks for the feed back! I was trying to make it immersive and now that I think about it. It sounds weird thanks though I’ll keep it non mind for next time

[@Normalguy994]

I love this part 0:58

[@djallosaurus4746]

The thing that gets me the most in vhs tapes IS ALL WAYS THE EYES

[@NickMendozaArtz]

Videos on jarrassic Park like this, gives me a completely different view of the movies

[@Poatik]

crazy how nedry body is still in good condition after 5 years (jokes aside fire video)

[@monstergamerl3795]

The Pic is from Jurassic Park the Game they find His Body even before the Power was Cut off

[@boijames3253]

Theres an art depicting Nedry’s corpse decaying somewhere on the internet. Mind you that its just his face decaying revealing the skull

[@tesoro_x8020]

Something I would recommend would help improve would adding that 90s infomercial female voice for the AI bot, especially if it has that olds school vhs microphone audio quality. This one sounds a bit to mundane and way too robotic. everything else seem so incredible, keep up the work

[@Birdsbestbud2]

I’m surprised that Dino stayed in that same location for so long

[@evaparks5890]

Terrifying. Now imagine if he made one that is set in the novel universe.

[@user-qv4di3tc9o]

I love these videos, if you ever want help with voice acting/dialogue I’ll be down to help.

[@theingenfiles]

Thanks if I decide to if love for you to help

[@cody_m_dundon]

The scariest thing about this video is the narration voices

[@BowserisOK]

Jesus christ those eyes. The dinosaur's glowing eyes reminds me of the telephone scene from Skinamarink. I fucking hate that lol XD.

[@cocainebear-kn7ur]

Dude that is actually terrifying 1:05

[@DrasticFox2004]

The noise makes it worse 😨

[@cocainebear-kn7ur]

@@DrasticFox2004 I know☠️

[@notjebbutstillakerbal]

GRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH- DISCARD THIS TAPE DISCARD THIS TAPE

[@RogueVR_]

The neighbor’s dog: 1:04

[@DarkShadow-ne3bu]

As soon as I heard the automated voice I started having Wall-E flashbacks

[@francaguerriero2542]

Only one word: Magnificent.

[@Gaming2DMX]

I wish they actually explored what the people saw during the ingen cleanup of 94.

[@fulcrum9844]

I would like to see some kind of Mist analog horror game with Jurassic Park

[@gabeomillion1217]

its so scary when the vhs changes to a bunch of pngs appearing

[@SammEater]

This really makes me realize that in a way Jurassic Park is a monster horror movie.

[@aunweilik4970]

Looks like I ain't going to sleep tonight

[@Arlyn-n6d]

1:02 imagine if someone adds a fnaf jumpscare sound

[@Carno-Motion]

Love this, could you do one for them finding cooper from jp3 😊👍

[@theingenfiles]

That’s a good idea

[@GlobalWarmingDragon]

@@theingenfiles I doubt there was a lot left of him

[@Itz_theropoda]

eyyy this is good even if it reminds me of one of my videos.👀

[@Eggos2022]

How do you make your JP analog horror?

[@animatedink2529]

Good video, definitely is creepy especially with the computerized voice. However, if I may provide some constructive criticism, some things in this one take me out of the immersion. So, it's five years after the events of Jurassic Park. Nedry's corpse would definitely not be so well preserved as seen in the video (though maybe you just wanted the viewers to better identify him). Second, the embryos he stole would've long expired. Third, Biosyn definitely wouldn't give a damn about Nedry and would've considered his mission a failure minutes after he missed his deadline. Jurassic Park: The Game (Telltale) did provide a believable scenario where Biosyn had two agents as backup to retrieve the shaving cream canister in the event Nedry was late. But still a good video. Very scary.

[@Nut_Poggers]

Dilophosaurus real captions: Ŕ̴̡̡̨̧̢̢͓̹̟̝̘̹̜̗̘̱̜̠͈̥͚͍̘̦̝͇̹̥̩̝͇̙̼̭̻̻͚͖̣͙͜͜͜ͅͅȀ̴̢̢̡͖̝̖̝̼͉̩̼̩͇͙̱̪͖͎̠̹̠̺̹͇̩̟̳̲̇͑͊̉̓͌́̃̉̅̇̓̍̎̈̐̑̏̏̑͛̈́͑̆̅̌͋͛̇͑̌̎̏̒̾́̉̄̇͊̕͜͜͜͠Ḁ̴̡̛̛͓͚̰͓̬̰̜̲̟̆̉̇͌́͌̋́͂͋̃̽͑̂̈́̾͂͒͐̃̾̎͋̉͆̄̔́́̄̎͒̊͂̇͋̕̕A̸̧̛̟̔̓̈̚A̴̧̨̢̨̧̡̛͈̖̫͕͓̳͔̜̼̦̺̫͓̠̗̼͚̻͈͉̝̙̘̰͙̠͔̼̭̟̠̪̣̘͉̯̱̼͕̰͐̆̍͊̒̂͗̇̀̅͛͋̋̈́͐̓̈́̎̿͗̈́͆̅̄̈͛̆͜͜À̴̧̡͉̯̥̼̙̜̦̩̦̥̪̳̲̬͎̬̫̩̦̱͖͙̘͕̖̭̖̜̜̯̼̦̬͖̆̓̀̈̾̓͊͑̎̋̊̈̄̀͂̇̎͗̂̅̾̊͛͌̐̏̚̚ͅͅƯ̶̢̛̝̗̝͕̬͍̟͓̹̞͓͈̲̟̦̓̊̓͂̂̀̊̓͒̈̏̄̒͗̊͒͛̓̀̀̓̏͂͛͆̽͐̍̂̓́̅͋̍͘͘͘̚̚͜͠͠Ǘ̶̡̨̨̧̙͇̪͎̖͔͓̥̠͍̹̪̫͔̹͓̠̳̺̳̲̙̿̇͐̂̑͌̏̈́͆̽̉͂̓̀͒̓͑̉̇͌̆̾͂̅͑͒̌̈̉̚͜͜͝͝͠ͅƯ̸̢̢͖͚͖̮̺̮͓͓̩͓̭̰̰͖̟̟̠̭͍̰̠̝̼̘̥̞̣͍͈̩̯̻̲͕̺̰̬̳͇̝͇̎̏͑̎͋̌͑̓́̃̔̈́̀̿͋̋̒̈́̐̆͑̿̋̓̍̊̓̀͑̇̽̆̿̋͌̀̒̾͌̀̂̓͘͝͝͝͠͝͠ͅͅU̷̧̢̪̲̘̠͂͒̍͐͑̔̌̀̀̈́̏̉̌̓̚̚G̶̨̧̨͕̭͉̻̥̫̥͉͎̠̲̻͔̘̬͔̾̍̌̋̽̔̈́̇̏͛͒̈́͐̓̈́̄͑͋͐͂͘̚ͅG̶̡̧̠̦̮̩͓̩̞͎̲̥̰͔̈͒̓̑̎̈͋̑͑̂͒̇͒̎̓͂͛̽̓̋̑̊́͛̅̈́̓̚̚͜͠͝͝͠G̸͈̠̤̏̊̿͛̔̇̋͐̍̈̊̀̀̀̀͂̕͝H̸̛̛̜̩̠̬͉̦̙̺̲̰͉̣̄̎̏́̓̋̿͑̋͂̅́͒͐͊̊͐̆͆̚͜͝͠H̷͖͂̽H̸̨̖͕̯̗͙̖͉͋̒̍͋̾͑̇͑͆̌̆̎͑́̈͂̀̀̉͘͠͝Ḥ̷̨̧̛͓̩͙͓̰̻͔͕͍̠̝͇̝̞̤͕͈̙̣̱̣̟̐̈́͆͑̾̓̅̂͐̇̒͒̇̂́͋̌̍̒̒̒́̐͊̐̌̿͛͒̽̏̀͑̈́͑̽͘̚ͅH̶̡̡̛̛̱̣͔̬̮͚̪̖̮͕̝̝̰̳̗͇̻̥̟͇̼̳͓͕͓̹͓͓͈̮̭̲̯̘̯͇̟͇̩̗̱͇͙͔̀̑͂̓̌̈́̽͛̔̂̉̀͊̽̂͐̏̌̕͜͜͜͠͝ͅ

[@redgoji2460]

I can’t unhear Auto from Wall-E

[@jordangreen2845]

ah yes my old favorite dinosaur

[@TJLeBozo]

Did bro just make a masterpiece in CapCut??!!

[@medicmayhem1]

Just a bit of polishing and this could be genuinely spooky

[@IVpodcast23]

Me and my fiancé discussed about how disturbing Henry and Dennis death was in our new podcast episode! Stuff of nightmares lol

[@MCEZZEJKN]

can you please tell me how you made the dilophosaurus image at the end.

[@clayharris7740]

1:03 Alice the dilophosaurus: Nightmare face!!😈 Muhahaha!!!!!!🤣 Masa the dilophosaurus: you think that is a Nightmare Face? Alice: No what is- 1:04 THIS IS NIGHTMARE FACE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAHAHAAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 Masa: So are you scared?? 😏😏😏 Alice: NO NOT AT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🥶😳😳🤯