HORRIFYING Two Sentence Horror Stories (ft. Addison Peacock)

[@ASCZPictures]

hearing Addison Peacock call my boyfriend a little piggy pig boy is lowkey awakening things in me

[@HePutsOnAIR]

Ayy yooo

[@glumbortango7182]

One more domino chain falls from the Troper Fails Archives

[@kiwitchi5053]

' ,:|

[@ashoka9306]

new type of cuckoldry unlocked

[@kingbubbles9461]

The transformation is taking hold

[@trial_with_an_error9687]

The immortal one is genuinely funny. Just imagining some immortal vampire digging their way down and just going "Oh you son of a bitch..."

[@MrDrewwills]

Then trying to work out how to climb back up without the whole thing collapsing on them, getting real pissed off at themselves.

[@ObakeOnna]

It gets even funnier if you imagine said vampire digging and digging and finding solid granite, being convinced he's dug down all the way to bedrock, then digging the other way until actually finding bedrock, because originally he was stopped by a huge stone slab set on top of the grave.

[@freyastuchbery7130]

That's Unlife, that's what all the people say, you're buried high in April, dug down in May But I know I'm gonna change that tune, when I'm back on top, back on top in June

[@MrSchism]

This is why some legends say to bury vampires face down.

[@seelcudoom1]

@@ObakeOnna or it took so long that humanity build a concrete structure on it but he doesent know about them

[@TindraSan]

I feel like the fear equivalent of huffing out your nose in amusement is making a mild grimace and mumbling "uwhh I don't like _that_ "

[@BlindStarLily]

That, or raising your eyebrows and softly dragging out a concerned, “Ohhhhhhh nooooooo,” under your breath

[@lancerguy3667]

Two sentence horror story: The Diregentlemen video's chill vibe was really hitting the spot as I worked my shift. Then I waggled my mouse, and saw there were only thirty seconds left.

[@blue-raptor4017]

Truly horrifying, 10/10 content

[@paleconfidant380]

I am sufficiently spooked

[@Ixe2077]

*Vine boom*

[@lrose5522]

Pls tell me this is fiction,it's too spooky

[@standardhuman8675]

fUCK-

[@BurntFrost]

About the MRI one, as a welder, it actually took me out, because of you weld without eye protection, you're gonna have a lot more immediate problems.

[@cookingwithtool159]

Bro was built different

[@JoshSweetvale]

This sortakinda actually happened. Not an MRI but a handheld airport metal detector. Apparently there's kinds of welding that don't immedeately blind you?

[@GageEsterly-us7xm]

​@JoshSweetvale welding won't immediately blind you, but it's like looking at the sun, you can even get sun burns if you're not covered up There is also cold welding, I just found out about it through Google and have never heard of it before, but it is a thing

[@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick]

Yeah, that happened to my uncle once. Needed to have the tiny metal dust surgically extracted from his corneas.

[@clottedscream]

Her parents were so used to her spending the whole day in her room that at some point they just stopped checking on her. She could hear them chatting downstairs in the living room when her throat closed.

[@NiennaFan1]

The ones that are realistic are the most horrifying

[@mammoneymelon]

me in my room choking on a chip and dying

[@widdershins3785]

As an asthmatic and something of an antisocial... yup. It's the slow, simple burn that hits hard, bro

[@smoothie3993]

That just sounds sad

[@JoshSweetvale]

Just... stomp and break something?

[@gbmp419]

As someone who works with metal and also has neurological issues 38:26 could have very well happened to me irl. I remember telling the doctors that I might have steel flakes in or behind my eyes but they and my mom didn’t take me seriously, and I remember walking to the MRI room like I was on my way to be executed. Ultimately nothing happened and my eyes didn’t turn into rail guns but the build up to it all was god damn terrifying.

[@Sgublaka94]

I tried to watch HORRIFYING Two Sentence Horror Stories and suddenly my internet connection wouldn’t work. I went to check on my wifi router and it had three stickers with the faces of Gus, Henry and Addison on it.

[@NiennaFan1]

Nice one!

[@rubinalexander5219]

I was going to call Henry a little pig boy but then I saw a comment from Meg saying that something was being awoken in them and because of that I'm quitting the diregentleman channel forever.

[@malaizze]

Ok Rubin.

[@sh4rky466]

You’ll be back. They always come back.

[@SirDanFilmsUnltd]

@@sh4rky466 There’s no escaping Dire Island, no matter how hard one tries.

[@harrietr.5073]

KINK

[@meemosteeno5121]

I especially love this series because the inside jokes are so well done you have to watch this like a series when nothing about it is chronological

[@insufferableanarchist]

I was too young to remember who the funeral was for. it took me sixteen years to find out it was mine.

[@zekejanczewski7275]

This is underrated to the nth degree. Have My engagement

[@Laniiiiiiiiiii]

Also have my engagement

[@strangevol5264]

Child of tax evasion…

[@reidheidler5138]

Fun fact: apple seeds contain cyanide, which is why you should never feed an apple core to a pig UNLESS you take out the seeds beforehand.

[@llewelynshingler2173]

Not enough Cyanide to kill in a single core.

[@jgjg5182]

​@@llewelynshingler2173yeah but when are you going to feed a pig a single core? Usually it's like 4 or 5

[@llewelynshingler2173]

@@jgjg5182 The original poster said "*An* Apple Core" (Emphasis mine). Thus the question of why you would feed the pig a single apple core must lie with them.

[@pennyforyourthots]

​@@jgjg5182 After a quick Google search, it would apparently take somewhere between a few hundred and a few thousand crushed apple seeds to cause cyanide poisoning, so even a few dozen apple cores a day probably won't do anything to a human or a pig. Not only that, but the cyanide can only actually hurt you if you crush the seeds. If you swallow or eat the seed whole, it will just pass right through you.

[@hackbodies]

We used to feed the pigs bushels of crab apples, they never got dead, only drunk from the half rotten apples

[@krissybaglin9206]

I have to say... The MRI machine one bugs me because I know they don't 'turn on' the machine, it's constantly running, which would instead intail like the slow gradual build up until he crossed some unseen threshold. Which is infinitely better for a scene in a movie where the audience knows but the characters don't, and there's just this point in the room that nobody can see where at some point the magnetic pull will amp up enough to rip them out of his eyes.

[@BurntFrost]

As a welder, the thing that bothers me about it is if you weld without eye protection, you're gonna have a lot bigger, lot more immediate problems. Welding is REALLY REALLY bright.

[@dangraham7238]

James never realised that years of safety goggle-less welding had left tiny metal slivers in his eyes… …BIG MAGNET AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@insertcheesypunhere]

his two sentence horror story ends with a terrible mri experience

[@emmicon1645]

the "fall asleep on couch, wake up in bed" one is a lot less scary when you consider sleepwalking

[@JoshSweetvale]

And being awake between sleep cycles not recording memories.

[@Brisarious]

28:45 "not every video needs to be an hour long" *checks the timecode and it's 55 minutes long*

[@theshuman100]

its not a hour long whaddya mean?

[@the_cosine4353]

16:35 There is a Junji Ito short story very similar to that premise called Den of the Sleep Demon. Instead of a man in the mirror trying to break out, it's a man from the dream world.

[@the_cosine4353]

also, I would like to watch the disstressing memes video.

[@JoshSweetvale]

The horror there is that nothing is quite as good as getting out of a cage as a human.

[@sethcouchman4001]

My skin began to crawl. I guess you really don't know what you've got till it's gone

[@elise7650]

OOH I DON'T LIKE THAT EEK

[@standardhuman8675]

hA

[@mcmuffinbooper2333]

I can already tell from this intro this episode will be a solid and saucy 10/10 buboes

[@redlion517]

Thank you, Henry Galley, for showing us how the little piggies eat. Just like in my favorite holiday classic, A Chirstmas Story.

[@ActuallySatan]

Henry: Not every video needs to be an hour long. Me: *checks the video length* Well then. Edit: In regards to Henry the little pig boy's suggestion, I would very much like to see some distressing memes on the channel.

[@dmitryboardman9762]

I am gobsmacked by the fact you went a whole episode without dredging up the buboes.

[@s0LLagal]

In terms of short horror films, "The Autopsy" from The Cabinet of Curiosities is probably my current favourite.

[@pringlebatch]

Same! Something about an extraterrestrial threat being more verbose than you are is absolutely terrifying

[@dandaropa]

Okay this was fun and all but 9:22 actually made my eyes water from the chills it sent down my back

[@bird2793]

I don't know how you did it, Diregentlemen (and Diregentlemaid...Diregentlemilf?) but this was exactly what I was craving, AND I'm eating pasta!

[@WeRNotAlive]

Bada bing!

[@standardhuman8675]

diregentlemaam

[@llewelynshingler2173]

Direladies and Diregentlemen

[@chickengaming4344]

@@llewelynshingler2173 dont forget direpeople

[@bird2793]

@@llewelynshingler2173 The Direlady, The Diregentleman, and Henry the Little Piggy Boy

[@clementineshetheyfae8312]

As someone who deals with A LOT of genuine paranoia two sentence horror is kind of perfect because it doesn’t trigger my paranoia since it’s just too short

[@Fawkesbelladonna]

I love Addison low-key voice acting in this video as it makes these stories even better. 50:36 this relates to one of my few clear memories from elementary school I remember the teacher reading us a book about a character named sir cumference and he ends up making a round table and the point of the book was to teach about the relationship between the circumference, the radius, and the diameter of a circle. And I still remember those formula in the context of that story even though I have taken several college math classes.

[@NiennaFan1]

I like that book

[@ringer1324]

Yes! I love these videos. I want 500 more episodes of two sentence horror stories

[@koiyei]

OATH

[@Silly_Baa]

SAME!

[@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks]

indeed

[@drfiveminusminus]

Henry is not a little piggy boy, he's a chad who proved y'all wrong and you won't admit it 😤 In all seriousness though, I really enjoyed you guys going through this, I too enjoy unironically enjoying things

[@henrygalley2831]

VINDICATION

[@mikaelvirji5807]

Here’s a two sentence story: I heard something come through the doggy door. My dog was sitting right next to me.

[@elfilin-to6dh]

That happened to me It was the neighbor's dog

[@jacindaellison3363]

I got a dog story, too! Its ears pricked up, wagging its tail in delight and giving a happy bark when it saw me. It isn't a dog.

[@acemagalor2519]

Tbf my 1st thought was it was a raccoon

[@stevbe1723]

Reminds me of the I think you should leave sketch lol

[@johnnyawe1469]

​@@stevbe1723 Ah yes, a man of culture

[@avouleance]

"don't jump" didn't work. I should have said "it's bottomless."

[@KittyThaliaX23]

Wow. I’ve never thought of trigger warnings like that, but that’s exactly what I use them for. Being prepared mentally to explore that trauma and try to glean some personal growth from it is one of the best ways I’ve confronted my traumas. I’m not in therapy now for reasons but this has been very therapeutic for me, ymmv

[@sussyboi007]

i just dont pay attention to them because i just dont come across the really f up stuff

[@henrygalley2831]

Hope you're all ready for The Horrors!

[@ringer1324]

Sup little Pig Boy

[@henrygalley2831]

@@ringer1324 I have made a terrible mistake

[@lulucool45]

well well if it isn't the little piggy pig boy himself gobbling down on apple cores

[@Ixe2077]

Make a video

[@TomSketchit]

I dunno why, but the buried immortal thing just immediately made me think Magnus Archives. Dunno why, I'm sure most of these could be connected to that series if you thought about it, but that one just felt so The Buried. Maybe because I don't think I've seen much other horror media that plays with that sort of fear.

[@stevbe1723]

Fr, it's basically exactly what happens to you when you get "caught" by it

[@camilledinesen2227]

The face I made about the MRI one, the full body physical cringe while watching this in public. Admittedly I'm sensitive by proxy to eye stuff.

[@etharchildres3976]

Shoutouts to the Afterlife Anglerfish. If you know, you know.

[@henrygalley2831]

Ah, a patron, I see!

[@WeRNotAlive]

I'm ANGLIN' here!!

[@ringer1324]

I know and I suffer everyday for it….

[@accordingtosophia]

as a big fan of expressionist horror films and junji ito, when you accidentally said "the cabinet of amigara fault," I just about unraveled

[@Vee_Sheep]

as soon as Addison talked about that new Junji Ito anime i went and watched up to the Hanging Balloons episode bad anime CG has never been used more effectively, and in a more utterly terrifying way, not to mention i felt it was really well directed and paced

[@gwyn6635]

Watching this at almost two at night... its worth wrecking my sleep schedule even more

[@username5155]

That one around 9:22 -ish reminds me of how when Scott Cawthon was developing FNaF 1, he had a nightmare where Bonnie the Bunny was right outside of his room, waiting for him to open the door, but when he got to the door to lock it, it was already locked, making him terrified at the idea that the door wasn’t just already locked, but rather locked by something else already in his room. And, of course, we’re not talking about this big goofy robotic bunny or something, this is the version of Bonnie that existed in his head while designing the game. This is a tattered, worn down blue rabbit with matted fur and lifeless purple eyes wielding a dulled Flying V guitar, not the modern cotton candy blue plastic rabbit holding a trapezoidal guitar that kinda looks like a Flying V but is legally distict due to Funko not wanted to get sued.

[@pringlebatch]

It's amazing that humans can create something capable of scaring themselves

[@SmilingJack100]

I think I like this one even better than the bad 2 sentence horror story one! This was great and would love to see more!

[@PrimordialRoseberryBush]

26:36 this was the 2 sentence horror that inspired one of my favorite monster ideas, you can't hear a single sound from the monster, you have to determine where it is through the sound of nature, I imagined this monster as having 3 tails with 3 different venoms just for fun, Red Venom causes pain in every part of the body like being stung by an entire wasp swarm then an entire bullet ant nest, Green Venom causes choking, suffocating, the loss of the ability to speak properly, the victim's voice will only sound like a shrill screaming breath, Blue Venom causes sleepiness, nightmares, false dreams(as in nightmares that seem like dreams with slight abnormality just barely noticeable), vivid dreams, sleepwalking, etc.

[@AlyssitGoods]

The “stop, he isn’t the one that murdered me” is soul crushing.

[@Protomorfid]

The short Henry talks about at 8:30 is called The Ten Steps. As soon as he finished talking about it, I knew I had to see it and I went looking for it, so I figured I'd let anyone else who wants to see it know.

[@TPMProductions731]

The last one reminds me of a book I read years ago about all the chemical elements. In the book, the author talked about how each one was used in day-to-day life, bits about its discovery, and a few anecdotes. One I always remembered was that on the day he got an MRI, they asked him if he did any metalwork recently. When he said yes, they insisted on x-raying his eyes first. He only found out later why that was

[@isabeldb7043]

I would love to see reactions to distressing memes and Gus' reactions to short horror films! Also, I feel I have no room to judge Henry for eating the apple core when I eat lemons.

[@victorvaldez8869]

MEMES!!!! Distressing Memes would be great! Unless they are memetic hazards from an SCP, Memetics is the study of shared ideas & where the term "meme," being basically the mental equivalent of a gene, appeared.

[@Sgublaka94]

I just listened Kingmaker chapter 8 and Addison was SO good in it!

[@skellington8090]

Henry, don’t feel too bad about the whole apple thing. To be honest, I do it too LOL

[@envysart797]

7:37 YOU CANT KILL THE DEVIL JEREMY

[@ladymushroom9485]

Two Sentence Horror: I was relieved the fart monster was too far away for me to smell his farts. Then he activated his huge fan.

[@voidaspects9173]

You mentioned the whole thing about short films that feel like proof of concepts for a full movie, and I like to add short films that feel like pilot episodes to nonexistant series as an extension of that. It's a distinctly different but similarly frustrating vibe

[@squidcultist0022]

That last one, doctors actually ask and do an x-ray before if you've ever worked with metal

[@koiyei]

This is literally my favourite series on KZbin I’m so happy rn omg

[@unaccountable67]

The 14:31 one inspired this. "This isn't a robbery. You've been selected for great things."

[@JoshSweetvale]

I immedeately thought 'Epstein' You're a misfit toy now.

[@tac100001]

Let me highly recommend going through the visual novel of Higurashi if you want even more of that dread. Your mind makes the scenes far far worse and it lets you see inside the mind of the characters, including important details the anime couldn't include. That and the sound REALLY makes your palms sweat during certain parts. If not the VN then the manga has some beautiful artwork that enhances the scares as well

[@aidanisenor]

The rate of content seems to be going nuts right now. And I’m here for it.

[@JackedThor-so]

It's always a good day when Addison features on an episode!

[@midoriasakusa]

I was worried that watching this video would trigger some bad mental health spells in me but the added commentary from some of my three favourite goofsters sorta lessened the blow

[@RunningOnAutopilot]

The existence of the uncanny valley implies the evolutionary pressure to be afraid of things that look human, but aren’t.

[@MaddieS659]

I think the one about the guy "standing in the snow" with the missing footprints isn't a 2 sentence horror story, but from one of the "scary stories to tell in the dark" books

[@ZannyAisling]

the scariest thing in this video is the implication one might "donald duck" it in the "privacy" of their "own home" but STILL WEAR SOCKS

[@pringlebatch]

It makes sense. When I'm cold I feel it the most in my extremities. Then again, I'm female so there's one extremity I don't have; maybe that would get cold too and THAT would be the weird part.

[@CommissarMitch]

I did have to double check what an MRI machine is and... Yeah that is top tier.

[@JoshSweetvale]

Space-rending magnets.

[@GrayYeonWannabe]

YES shoutout to emdr!! (eye movement desensitization reprocessing) i was in emdr therapy for 3ish yrs (for c-ptsd) and it is actually a lifechanger

[@skelebratz]

even though these aren’t really distressing *memes,* a great artist on here who keeps showing up in distressing meme comps is YOURLOCALBREADMAN. they have a really great informational tape series and their world building is pretty damn good (in my opinion)

[@mooshielove9151]

YES HIM OH MY GOD. He is weirdcore incarnate

[@lulucool45]

i'm so used to these ones being hilariously bad, now i'm scared shitless past midnight. not fair!

[@thekingmakerhistories]

Thanks for the shoutout!

[@henrygalley2831]

Oh my god, it's the Kingmaker Histories Audio Drama!!

[@ringer1324]

omg hi!!!!

[@ErieRosewood]

as someone with a phobia of going blind, the mri one deeply peturbed me

[@CommissarMitch]

Kingmaker Histories is my favourite recently audio-drama. It is up there with Magus Elgar in terms of Quality and times I want "I am writing this down for my Pathfinder game."

[@BreadApologist]

Hearing voices outside my apartment window never bothered me. After spending my first night on the international space station, it does. Knife guy use to love taking the meat worm to the park. Until they learned it’s where the hallway man milks his creature.

[@minty2_b]

Don't worry, The Hallway Man's just getting Evil Santa a Chirstmas gift.

[@something_strange3086]

something fell off my jewlery rack while watching this and i genuinely got scared

[@Nulono]

The dolls' pupils contracting is somehow scarier than their heads turning.

[@ThatGreenMach1ne]

It's because it's a lot more subtle and you can easily miss it. Plus plenty of real dolls have articulated joints including their necks, they do not have contracting eyes, because that would be too difficult and costly.

[@GreaterSeraph]

This needs to continue as a series. This is up there with SpongeBob Boys and Troper Fails.

[@lazulitrueblue]

Now, I am no professional but Addison mentioning about rehearsing things to prepare us for bad things reminds me of counterfactual thinking. Unlike upwards counterfactual thinking where we imagine “what if this turned out better?”, downwards CFT is all about “what if this turned out worse?” What psychologists believe the reason for it is to prepare us for scenarios where things go wrong.

[@Pebble-With-a-Pen]

I CAN'T EVEN COME UP WITH A CONTEXT TO PUT THIS IN BUT PLEASE I WANT DISTRESSING MEMES

[@lrose5522]

Very excellent stories in this one though, but still the scariest thing is Henry just eating an entire apple core like that's the normal way to have an apple

[@ThatGreenMach1ne]

I would love to send you guys some of my own two sentence horrors

[@WeRNotAlive]

Please do!

[@matthewthefunnyman2788]

I don't watch this channel all too often but it's always a treat when I do end up watching, this video especially gave me some chills, you three are so fun to listen to, on that note I think distressing memes would be very cool

[@mathieuleader8601]

I'm trapped in the foothills of mind I only can hear the beep of the machine keeping me alive

[@zakeer2342]

For those wanting to know the short film henry mentioned about the stairs. It is called "The Ten Steps"

[@Swift_LN]

"When all of the rats scurry away" Is such a good trope, and twisting it makes it even better. Like in chainsaw man where Makima apears from a swirling of rats.

[@XperimentorEES]

It really is frustrating how the top rated ones often don't even belong to their subject. But then again, it'd be an almost empty internet without them.

[@etharchildres3976]

Yes, I can never get enough of these. Spaghetti Bonanza.

[@hughcaldwell1034]

The one about the person going blind and memorising their house layout was kind of funny to me. As a blind person who does count stairs, if I hit the last one, I'm going to stop stepping down and step forward expecting level ground. More stairs would send me tumbling. Painful, I'm sure, but more slapstick than horror. Still a great selection here, though.

[@Mathee]

I remember one of the previous bad ones (the one about the evil mirror double) and I thought of a better ending for that one: I don't like looking in the mirror My reflection never smiles back

[@anoninunen]

2sh: Every mathematical model predicts the existence of a tenth planet, but it has never been found. Pluto was also written about, but now can't be found.

[@lrose5522]

The Long Dream and The Enigma of Amigara Fault are two of Junji Ito's short stories that have seriously stuck with me. I didn't find them scary while reading but after lingering in my brain... they get scarier to me at least. I seriously appreciate how great he is as a manga artist though. Repulsive, or horrific... I seriously can't get the image of people being sewn together, their skin, lips, and eyelids stretched from the tension of the wire/thread... gives me a shiver. I'm not fond of the ending to The Enigma of Amigara Fault though. I forget about it a lot because I didn't personally get much out of the addition of "this is where those holes end up and what form people take", it was enough for me to have no idea but also being unable to move back out while being forced to inch forward. Though if it was a bit of a cameo like "hey this is where those horrific creatures that were slaughtered in another short story came from, they were former humans that wanted help but were systematically killed without explanation instead", I think that would've hit with a heartwrenching punch. I'm just weak to those sort of slowburn twists. Anyway, Junji Ito is well-known for GOOD reason, anyone who is even slightly interested and hasn't read anything by him should absolutely jump in

[@JoshSweetvale]

The point of Amigara Fault isn't quite the holes. It's always read as a suicide metaphor for me. The characters have this irresistible urge to, well, annihilate themselves. Only there's worse mutilations than death.

[@NotAGraveRobber]

I really appreciated the discussion on trigger/content warnings, cause that's exactly how I try and use them (that or deciding "not today"). I love horror, and knowing may need to steel myself for something in advance really helps.

[@JG-vh1xc]

I love these things. I found hall because of one, I’m half sure I stayed because of them, yeah taking the piss outta the beach that makes you old is fun, and learning genuinely good writing advice is helpful, but these? These were my gateway

[@oftengruntled5432]

Thanks for reminding me how good short horror is! I'm also a fan of Deformed Lunchbox.

[@Mondomeyer]

I examen the empty tube of crazy glue wondering what my son did with it. I found my answer after I applied the Preparation-H.

[@ThisIsYourGodNow]

The thing that drifted ashore is the best ito imo

[@table2.0]

The first one actually gave me a chill! Love the concept! It’s very “this shouldn’t be happening” subtle-ish horror

[@manskronqvist2537]

I am always filled with an overwhelming feeling of downtrodden-ness when I watch a positive Diregentleman video. It may be that I fear sincerity or that your mind-bending existentialism gives me “them tingles” as the youths say. Also, Henry I hope you enjoyed your apple core, I’ve heard eating’s a totally healthy way of dealing with terror.

[@---rm8do]

A little late to the party, but I'll throw my meager offering into the ring: The others gathered around me as I pulled the roll of paper from the bottle. Curiosity curdled into suspicion as I read the words: "One of you has been replaced".

[@masteroftheinternetverse1296]

My daughter begged me not to, but I continued to lower the coffin. I had to remind myself that it wasn't really her begging to be let out.

[@scrollkeeper5272]

Henry and his girlfriend bought an apple. He finished the core...

[@vitalitydoesstuff3603]

I opened my laptop, to my horror: I had subscribed to Diregentlemen!!

[@rowancrimes3828]

You mentioned lights out and I was thrown back to when I saw it at a friend’s house when I was 14. I’m not even gonna watch it again, I know I’m not sleeping tonight

[@ellendallanora7404]

I don't think Henry is a piggy boy. I am from a country in the global south. Here, we always eat the apple core.

[@RinitaChan]

I am so glad y’all brought up Higurashi, that is high key awesome horror anime and I’m glad that people more well versed in writing good horror media acknowledge the terror that I’ve felt with that series. (I watched the whole series when I was fourteen, seeing it at 3 AM was a big mistake, but I loved it then, I still love it now, I’ve never forgotten a lot of the imagery of those shows. It lives rent free in my brain.