I grew up in a HAUNTED HOUSE. No one believes me

[@mattvolk1164]

Mr. Bucks voice was perfect you always do the best impressions of the characters adds a really nice addition to your stories

[@VeronicaStorm98]

I am literally listening to this while being someone who does painting as a hobby. I keep all my paintings in my room, and I can't help glance at them a bit as I am listening to this.

[@jayy2949]

Fellow painter here, out of curiosity what do you paint normally? I'm just getting back into it and I'm finally at the point where I am trained on a college level to do so and convey what I'm trying to even though charcoal is really my jam, I'm always curious to find out what other painters enjoy painting

[@squishymaggots]

@@jayy2949i like to paint distorted figures or faces, sort of impressionism :)

[@VeronicaStorm98]

@jayy2949 I normally paint whatever subject matter inspires me at the time, and it can vary. Things that I have painted include, a blood moon in a night sky full of stars with two cliffs on the sides, a view of Mount Fuji with cherry blossom branches framing it, a painting of my family's Italian Greyhound sitting on her favorite pillows on the couch, and two portrait pieces of different comfort characters of mine. The next personal painting that I want to do is a painting of a black hole with a black to purple to red gradient along the arms on a circular canvas. Basically, I paint whatever inspires me at the time.

[@jayy2949]

@@VeronicaStorm98 that's so cool I really appreciate hearing other people's passions when it comes to things like painting and drawing it's such a particular thing painting is especially with color because there's so many possibilities but I get often overwhelmed when deciding on subject matter and a specific style even if it's not a technical style , just what style I am going to use like warm colors and more abstract shapes to make the full picture or do I want to go for something more realistic with more blended colors or blocky or whatever it's like there's so many possibilities in my mind and so many topics and I get caught up in what I should do versus what I want to do.. like thinking that I should have a specific message and emotion to convey something that betters the viewer, something that makes them think, specifically about x, y, or z, versus what feels good to paint and what I think would look super-cool and is an interesting topic. I find the interesting and what I feel would be cool type painting is what I can spend the most time on in terms of dedication and really trying hard to get a quality result and then my means something kind of paintings or pieces of art I do more few and far between and very to the point with how I'm going to approached it and often it involves things of my culture and like being native specifically I'm working on a smaller canvas like pretty small but I sponged a water color type look into the background first as something to work off of that shows the Sun and its overall light with two hills and a valley in the background, not being not too far away from the viewers POV with two adult native women showing a younger child who is standing up actively trying and another younger child sitting watching showing them how to traditionally shawl dance, I decided to use fabric to glue onto the actual painted shawl for this one because it's small and I want an extra unique element and again because of the size the detail isn't super specific with the faces and it's more of like a general look at what that view or situation would be rather than seeing every line on the woman's face and the emotion in their eyes ect, I would need a bigger canvas to get those kind of details so it's just a peek into a everyday situation but one that is not common for a lot of people in North America anymore now that it's 2023 but still a very normal situation for me and mine so there's like a generalness I was going for a rather than specific persons type look, if that makes sense. I was looking at wallpapers on the app Zedge because I got a new phone but then I got into it because there's CGI created images that are general enough for me to take and twist as my own but use as kind of like a platelet or jumping off point and I save them into a little file on there because I can't figure out how to save it to my phones home screen LOL, but I'm really surprised at how helpful that was for me to go through different general categories and then flipped through what that contributor also added to said categories it all started as like silly fruit and vegetables with eyes and derpy lil faces because I like to save as contact pictures little things like that rather than pictures of the actual people I can't figure out how to freaking save it to any contact but that's besides the point but like every person that uploaded a photo or drawing or whatever again these winds are definitely CGI so they specifically don't have a copyright I checked there's no artist is that could take real credit I think it's just like a mishmash of things and then an AI does stuff but I could be off on that I'm not good with computers but I definitely want to go with a few of those topics like natural elements blending into faces or animals or Urban scenes and also there was a few camping scenes that really played with warm and cool color tones that I think I could take in a different direction and a little bit of like Jack skellington as the scream with his own type of background that really slaps and that led me to find and kind of abstract rundown scary houses that wouldn't in theory be that hard to reproduce in my own way but it's just like the ambiance and that feeling and it gives off it's kind of that like fun creepy kind of thing like The nightmare before Christmas movie itself and Coraline,

[@lauraellison4559]

Lol ME TOO BRO! LOL!

[@_TP_101]

How is it, that you can narrate in such a way that I can actually visualize each character, see what the paintings look like etc. All in my head??!! Another great story, tysm!

[@melissaamyasmr3575]

Same here I love how he has that affect on people ❤

[@lauraellison4559]

Not all in your head...IM SO IN LOVE WITH HIM LBS!

[@mizzKris]

Your Charles Buck impersonation is soo good. I love it! Always amazes me with your narration talent. 🥰

[@felineexceptional]

I live in the UK and suffer from insane insomnia and your uploads always come at the right time!

[@zcexyisme]

Twin

[@starkeiamaisonet8894]

Same here! I even got night jobs because of my insomnia...and while I'm at work I'm listening...idk what it is I get Soo excited when I seen a new video out! And try extra strength melatonin 10mg fast dissolved..(chewables) they r the real deal....

[@JHjh88]

Me too but I'm in Australia 🐨. I save Lighthouses longer video's for those times.👍

[@dalespellman1719]

Always my go to when I can't sleep. I blame our bloody weather 😅

[@dalespellman1719]

​@Jessica Harris Romnex has some great long ones too

[@verawalters6673]

I love the sound of wind chimes. This really creeped me out when mine chimed from a gust of wind. Love your narrations and the way you bring them to life.

[@faithruckdeschel1294]

I do too, they irritate some ppl but not me. I love sitting on my porch in the summer with a drink and a good book(which, is rare and I'm afraid that pretty soon those won't exist anymore since a lot or most ppl read stories off their Kindle)as the breeze blows my wind chimes.

[@verawalters6673]

@@faithruckdeschel1294 I like to read as well and listen to the birds and windchimes.

[@titangirl161]

As a guy who wants those paintings gone, he certainly is trying pretty damn hard to scare the guy who genuinely wants them off. I'm enough of a horror fan to know that the second he said they were free to just nope out of there, but he keeps going on and on with how suspicious they are, giving him more and more reasons to not buy them instead of just letting him have them

[@Tesis]

I was looking hard for this comment. As I was listening I was like why are you being so counterproductive, do you want them gone or do you want to make a point? What is that you want? 😂

[@gracie1312]

"The paintings are free" That's good! "The artist was cursed" That's good! "The paintings are also cursed" That's good! Fr this guy is an idiot lol

[@ninanoble8252]

I think what he wants more was someone admitting the reality he was facing for quite some time.

[@alexiswilliamsinc]

@@ninanoble8252This is good. Also I imagined he wanted to make sure …the Buck stopped there? 🤔🙄 Leaving now…

[@Chio_Ri]

Lol same! I am really annoyed that he keeps going on and on about those paintings. JUST donate it!!!

[@Oceanblue_Art_]

The "I'm going to announce out loud that I'm hanging my foot over the edge of the bed" detail just feels so autobiographical, I love it

[@LS-um3zq]

Written by Sir Ulrich Von Lichten

[@Blacknarock]

A well written/narrated story. No words here..too good.

[@devinvaldesalice7427]

Holy cow, you've been on a roll. Thank you! Much appreciated

[@elizbialek]

Yeah!!! Thank you thank you!! As you know, you are by far my favorite narrator!! Not only are your narrations right on and then some, but the stories you pick to narrate are always "top shelf". And u always tell them in such a way that I feel like I'm right there!!! Thank you so much for all your hard work!!!

[@kentworch]

Indeed Stephen is truly an amazingly gifted man.

[@jeremiahjohnson43]

Wow yet another decently long story. I appreciate your generosity with your time lately.

[@cameronechols1810]

My sentiment exactly

[@manditoemya8478]

If you enjoy long great stories try Viidth22 amazing narrator also but longer stories most of the time, I listened to one 6 hrs and a great one too..

[@minnarosenqvistmr]

Yes! He is a gem! I always wait for his uploads, and i can calm down, and concentrate on my tasks.. my adhd is really "fun" 🤣

[@octoberalvarez3490]

Man, I love your narrations so much. You could straight up read the hungry caterpillar and I'd STILL hang on to every single word you say. ❤️

[@janedoex1398]

May I ask where you are from that you know the caterpillar ? I am from Austria and it was one of the first books I read on my own aged 4 - 5 maybe .. (I learned to read and write with a bigger cousin who was dumb as heck) And yes, he could read post codes and I'd fall asleep without nightmares!

[@octoberalvarez3490]

@@janedoex1398 I'm from the US and it was one of the first books that was ever read to me. I didn't start reading on my own until like 5 or 6 and by then I was starting to read books like frog and toad and scary stories to tell in the dark. (My mom tells me that I taught myself how to read but I don't remember that)

[@Winters.C]

@@janedoex1398 I think it’s a popular book worldwide, one that no matter where you are in the world it translates. Me and now my son read it as a child.

[@lauraellison4559]

Lol IKR?!? IM SO IN LOVE WITH HIM!

[@alistairogilvy7696]

​​@janedoex1398 I'm Australian and remember well the hungry caterpillar from the mid-70s...

[@CKlegion7272]

Aah nice, a fresh one. I'll save this for later. I'm shure it's going to be awesome. I will edit if not but I'm sure you that by now 😉 Greetings from Netherland

[@nonablouin2606]

Nice it has a night at the museum feel to it. Love the picks of your last 2 stories thank you Lighthouse

[@arlem525]

Reminds me of E. F. Benson's The Room in the Tower. Great story and great narration. Bravo

[@barkingbunny2928]

Exactly! Well said!

[@janedoex1398]

Gosh, always when I have another panic attack or am near one, can't sleep more than 2 hours at a time etc., there is always a voice I can count on and play one of my favourites and it's much better. Not resolved , but easier to deal with . You might not really know how much that means for someone struggling with insomnia/ sleep paralyasis/ major depression/ anxiety / etc. Thank you, all amazing writers and of course LHH.

[@leekendall7155]

Hi Stephen , this was bloody awesome. I can only hope that none of my paintings decide to take on the same properties, good gods that would be a bit more horror than I would be up for! Thanks for all your hard work man . Cheers , Lee.

[@choppsticc]

Good ***God***. Not gods. There’s only one true God. But I agree this guys narrations are great. Quickly became one of my favorite narrators, along with Dark Somnium. But I find myself listening to this guy more and more often.

[@BrandontheBeldam2993]

I just found your channel man and this story was giving me goosebumps listening in daylight. I saved the ending listening in the darkness of my home. Great work🎉

[@SaintPatrick1970]

Strange noises and bumps in the night always seem to happen between 3 and 4 AM…..

[@allmyragejones1]

That’s when the veil gets thinner

[@KassKat519]

It’s the witching hour!

[@crimsoneclipse0618]

Ngl, these paintings would be really dope in a gallery. They would be closed away at night, so they wouldn't be bothering anyone, and everyday you'd get a new take onneach painting. It'd be like Night at the Museum but with paintings.

[@monicajohnsontraylor3787]

I truly enjoyed this tale. You read this one like you lived it. Great voice presence

[@joewood2868]

Haven't started the video yet but felt like commenting to say thank you and I found myself wearing my thumb out looking for something to watch. That said I'm going to go back and give you the big thumbs-up before you can get started cuz I know it's going to be worth it. You rock

[@bloodsand]

Another well read story! Random thought, from when I heard "...moment of un-reality..." I'm wondering what's more unsettling, "un-reality" if something was off in a super natural way, or when it's just off in the ways that reality is in the awful mundane. Sometimes I feel like I will wake up and find this reality was a dream or illusion or a trick, or reality will suddenly give to a great change. Perhaps it's the minds way of dealing with so many things out of it's control.

[@jayy2949]

When I was going through a lot of trauma as a child especially in my early teen years I would disassociate it was looked at as a psychiatric problem then but we know now in psychiatry that it is actually a wonderful coping mechanism when we feel out of control of a situation whether it be an active trauma or a period of life that feels out of control. I envisioned a regular family that I was part of and regular everyday situations and would have moments such as waking up or not being able to sleep and then sitting up after a while and I thought that this reality might be just a dream and later after spending a couple years majoring in graphic design before I realized I hate computers I switch to psychology to become a therapist without the medical side of the degree but with the knowledge I do not want to prescribe medicine but be able to recommend it and I minored in foster care reform because I wanted at-risk kids and foster kids to be my main clients and I learned this kind of dissociation can mainly come from a lack of serotonin in the brain and what is called reuptake inhibitors which just means the little bits that absorb the serotonin which if you were a child and even a huge trauma did not happen like sexual assault but if you even so much as heard domestic violence between your parents even say once or twice a year or at all or one of your parents never had anything good to say about you during your developmental years from birth to five errand from 8 to 12 years old and also as the teenagers begin with full-on puberty this is when the brain is forming crucial things that will depend on who you will be and who you will never be able to be within the first 5 years it's about your place in the world and if the world is a scary place or a place where you have a place then is pre puberty we're cutting comes in negative self-talk then in full on puberty eating disorders sexual promiscuity feeling like the total outcast because of a bully or social awkwardness then you're later teenage years we're apparently 16 is a grown adult especially in terms of sexuality an actual adult eyes and what is expected from you even the constant what I consider white American or white Western rhetoric of apparent towing the child they get three meals a day and a warm bed and a roof over their head and all they have to do is go to school and how lucky they are and how inconsiderate they are for x y and z all while ignoring the fact that you must provide those exact things in order to keep custody of that child so when you have feelings of every child and dad is at work to get the best cars in the bigger house and Mom is ragged from giving up her youth for children and having things that demand so much from her all the child's problems seem like nothing because of course the child didn't save the marriage and the child is so embarrassing for not living up to expectations or older siblings or for being socially awkward or overweight or heaven forbid there's a mental illness already parents in the Western world seem to forget that making and having a child is not an obligation or a burden it is a gift and an absolute mission that they were lucky enough to be designated. In my culture, the wife can get an instant divorce and we are a matriarchal society so the woman keeps everything if the father does not provide spiritual leadership and teachings and to raise a hand to a child or to the wife is to admit you lack everything that makes you a man and the woman denying the husband peace and acting as if the children are a burden and raising a hand to them is a blemish on the entire community and it is better if no womb was ever inside of her. This is something that is exile Worthy which is a fate worse than death. And even the Diné people kume strike their child with the blade of one certain plant must plant this and have it growing over a mile from they're home because on the walk to obtain the plant leaf the anger will have gone and the need to strike with the creator has given you with a violent Act and not to teach the child sensibly on the child's level all that anger has left, and I am not saying that my culture is better than anyone else culture but I am saying that the Western culture that is of Canada and America and Britain meaning England has fallen from its roots and become a culture that is truly not one by definition, we saw the scans of children's brains that went through any of these traumas and not one of us could pick the pows from the Vietnam wars brainscan out as being different from any of the children's. The post-traumatic stress disorder is the same. And so serotonin is not created in the brian on the same level as a child who has not experienced this so even if you're not depressed an antidepressant that is an SSRI can be very very beneficial and many regular doctors try to prescribe antidepressants because they do have the legal power to but they do not have the ethical right to completely especially for The Young and the traumatized because of psychiatrist is necessary a psychiatrist has medical background of a doctor and the psychology training of a psychologist but a psychologist cannot prescribe medicine as they lack the medical doctorate, a therapist not a counselor but a therapist generally if they're worth their weight in salt has the same training as a psychologist enough to work with a doctor to make recommendations and to know the various forms of counseling such as talk as well as cognitive and EMDR which is a very revolutionary treatment even dialect centered therapy exposure therapy I would never recommend hypnosis though nobody with an honest degree would there's just too much of a probability event planting false memories it is extremely easy I took criminal justice classes especially centered around interviewing an interrogation with the reid method and anyone else that has can really screw someone over and this is happened with satanic panic in earlier decades even though I don't know if they were knowledgeable in the Reid technique that that technique gets false confessions from youth and the intellectually disabled on such high rates it is crazy and you really learn all the lies American police can tell you legally and if you're ever in a criminal situation whether you're guilty or not lawyer up immediately if you have been arrested and are detained in their custody and if you have not been read your Miranda Rights you are not in their custody and you are free to go at anytime you do not have to ask. And if you are under 18 in America request your parent or guardian and your lawyer regardless of innocence. But that's a whole nother topic. Basically what I'm saying is try pristiq it only comes in 50 & 100 mgs, another doctors don't know about it because it is new but it has the least amount of unwanted side effects and can vibe with almost any other psychiatric or medical prescription. If you have any questions feel free to hit me back but please don't get lost in feeling that this is not reality because I've been there and this is reality I'm here to point-blank tell you

[@bloodsand]

@@jayy2949 Holy crap, that response was the most unreal thing I've seen today. I guess I'm imagining someone up late sleep deprived and had half a dozen energy drinks typing in pure stream of consciousness. Anyway it's not an issue to the point of needing medication. If anything an issue of just needing a new reality.

[@jayy2949]

@@bloodsand oh my goodness everything I trained for in college lol, for nothing, I think I f-ed up part of the message anyway cuz on phone not laptop lol, but you got me read right in a few days, that'll be me 100%, up late working while studying all night and do day time bs for 3 or hopefully not 4 days, but this is night # 1, so I ain't there yet, many folks say strange things regarding psychology and a few times my way long crazy responses helped but glad you just regular dude, reality bites type of thing! ✌🏽 Edit, - thought I deleted half that comment to you! Dang! Oops ! I use talk to text so it took a couple seconds to bust out but dang! Sorry bout that!

[@IW3527]

@@jayy2949 ah good ol CPTSD featuring dissociation. While dissociation is a coping mechanism I'd hardly say it's wonderful, when it's persistent it can destroy a person's life and any sense of stability. On the topic of meds you may find it interesting to look up the relationship between many psychiatric meds and CYP2D6 mutation as well as a few others included in most CYP450 panels. That cyp2d6 mutation runs in my family and is likely part of why my mother and I have failed every ssri and snri thrown at us. Thankfully MAOIs are very effective for her and I. The MAOI class of meds has been subject to a lot of fear mongering and but for many of us with treatment resistant depression cormorbid to CPTSD and other conditions MAOIs are lifesavers and at least in my case it plays surprisingly well with my all other meds. For someone interested in psychopharmacology MAOIs can be a very interesting topic to dive into.

[@jayy2949]

@@IW3527 talk about fear mongering! MAOIs were literally left out of psychopharmacology except, " evil old medieval drugs , no no no!" Basically I'm dang near quoting my teacher but paraphrasing of course. You bring up excellent points! This testing also wasn't covered in any of my $100,000 years of classes! I'm delving into this ! If not for me, as I've gotten allot better but about once a month for a handful of days I'll have a trauma break down and " go there". Thank you!

[@trusts1]

Always nice to listen to these in my free time. Thank you!

[@annettew5740]

Hi LH! I'm saving you for bedtime so I listen to you snuggled up in the dark! I hope you don't mind going to bed with me and many others!😂 Thank you for your uploads! I really appreciate the work you put into them! Hope you have a fabulous Tuesday!🤗💜❄

[@douganderson5504]

Completely normal message just incase you want to know 😉

[@patricialessard8651]

That was absolutely amazing! I'm a person who has read more books and stories on this type than I could ever count. This story was fantastic and with your narration it had me spellbound! Absolutely enjoyable! Thank you to the author for the story and you for bringing it to us . I'd love to hear you do more of his work. Once again, thank you.☺

[@TheStuart-of-Cosby]

Thank you Mr Lighthouse for another awesome narration

[@johnbaran577]

This story is AMAZING!! Thanks for the beautiful rendition Steven!!!!

[@liliarivera1883]

Indeed Wow! Something happened while I was listening... It has never happened before... It was like I was inside the house listening to the paintings too! I loved it. ❤️

[@mikeycage1587]

I'm on a LHH binge. Your narrations and choice of stories is so good. 👍

[@MisterFleshcage]

I gotta say, I just love these other voices that you do! They're very immersive! Also makes dialogue between different characters much easier to understand.

[@samuraitadpole5459]

I remember my grandparents had a painting of a field of flowers in front of a sun set and all of a sudden the flowers moved like wind was blowing then a couple held hands and walked into the sun set. Never been the same since

[@StephanyChills]

This is amazing. I can see this as an episode of Supernatural or Are you afraid of the dark or something

[@TENZEN._.]

I love it! This one is already got it hooks 🪝 in me. Stephen, my friend you are THE BEST! Thank you for another long one! That last video should be a movie or series! The he voices you do are so distinct! 🔥❄️🌊👊😎🌊❄️🔥

[@rtempest12]

Fellows - WHY is There Over 1200 Views But Just 200 👍..???.. It Doesn't Make Sense to Me...??? - I Click 👍 Before I Even Listen To It..!!.. - I Have Never Had to Change It..!! Do It For The Algorithms & Show Our StoryTeller Some ❤️.. Kudos to the Author & Our Narrator..!! Thank You Both For an Awesome Story .. Told Amazingly Well..!!🤗!! Fan From Ont, 🇨🇦.. 🫣... ✌️

[@leekendall7155]

Well said indeed!

[@erica4you]

Loved it! I'd love to hear more of this one! Would make a great series!!

[@JHjh88]

Thank you Lighthouse! 🖤 From Australia 🐨

[@iantaran2843]

I loved this story but the guy having the "You don't wanna go down that road" old man from south park voice had me rollin

[@pk.002]

At least the main character didn't find a photograph tacked on one of the paintings.

[@novalong]

LOL, thank you for the reminder, I have got to read Pickman's Model. 😄

[@amberford300]

I listen to a few of your types of KZbinrs and I got to say I was surprised CreepsMcPasta has a little over 2 million subscribers, don't get me wrong I like his story telling. He's one of my favorites but I don't understand why you don't have that many or more. You're my favorite and in my opinion a better story teller. Anyway keep up the good work and I hope you get everything you deserve for all the smiles you bring us and even the nightmares you bring us too because I cherish them also. Like mini movies in my head, the stories help my own imagination. So I appreciate what you do.

[@NicoleChorney]

Thanks again to both author and our dear narrator for such masterful story telling. These longer tales are perfect for entertaining me through my treatments every day. A joyful reminder that while there's darkness around the corner, we're walking this path together and that fortifies us to keep going.

[@itscancel1002]

Oooooo so happy for these long videos thanks so much! I miss listening to these videos while I was pregnant it was too creepy and I was too emotional hormonal so now I've been catching up.

[@luann1420]

Love your stories you read LHH…you are the BEST!!! hands down!!!love you’re way of telling the story! 🦋💕

[@StevenSnyder-f5f]

I ALWAYS hit the "LIKE" button for any "Lighthouse Horror" and "Creepy Pasta" videos at the very beginning, prior to even watching the video. I've also never had to change the 👍. Never disappointed with the stories or the story teller. Always great stories and always told excellently.

[@skh770]

Wow 😳 great story! I legitimately thought it was somebody else narrating with you when you did Mr. De Mille's voice

[@sandrasmith2137]

I paint as a hobby and did one of a black cat sitting upright. It was weird, but no matter where you were in the house, if you could see that painting, that cat was staring at you! It got so bad my mother finally took it out as it creeped her out so much.

[@drjohnmcduffie]

That was incredibly awesome. You are very definitely a talented narrator and I really appreciate you!!! Thank you sir!!!

[@ThestuffthatSaralikes]

Yaaaaaayy!!! What’s up LH??!! How’s my fav narrator? Hope all is well with you and your’s!! Thanks for the upload!!! xoxo

[@nancyM1313]

Oh no! First you messed up my head with scary mirrors, now paintings🖼🎨lol! You da Best my friend.

[@jayy2949]

Screw mirrors in the dark, that's what I've learned through these lol, I'm lol but not kidding.

[@tygereyes]

*LH* - You continue to outdo yourself with each story added. I really loved this story as the author has a wonderful grasp of language and vocabulary and the written narrative is excellent. As always, your narrations make it easy to enjoy the stories while I go about my daily tasks or am settling into bed before going to sleep. Thank you for all your efforts and time... blessed be.

[@pamelashort6850]

I think you are a excellent actor and read very well. Thanks for reading it to me. Great story. I download what I love and listen often.❤😊

[@claredyj2015]

Fabulous! The story was excellent and the narration spot on as always! Loved Bucks voice and the sound effects!!

[@mochaandmuses]

I haven't finished the story yet but I just had to say i love the narration. It reminds me of Aaron Menke from Lore but much much scarier content. LOL

[@hotbreakers94569]

Listening to this with wireless headphones 🎧 at night into morning is a whole type of drug , by gosh I'm glad I have no paintings hanging up in this room 😆

[@memayhew]

What a wonderfully written and truly gifted narration. I hated that the story ended. This could have been a highly entertaining novel. (Hint, hint)

[@dinkvjr]

Woah, super creepy!! Absolutely loved the story and loved how you read it even more... Legit! Tysm! 😍 ❤️

[@carrigmorr7241]

You never disappoint! This was excellent. Thank you

[@kennitrawalker8404]

I'm 3 hrs late, but this still creeps me the f#@+ out, thanks Lighthouse, I love you, keep up the great work 🥰😘😘😍🤟

[@tatertot27826]

Another BANGER💥 this was a great story with great narration!! Thanks LH ⭐️

[@asf1062]

The story reminded of the game "Ib" . Such a good story

[@jackiedurand4654]

Can we just appreciate that the portrait people and animals don't leave a mess?

[@angelgirldr]

I love the way you tell stories! You're my favorite person to listen to. Keep up the great work and thank you! 😊

[@mojofier1909]

I just sat down having ice creamj after lubch, what timing!!! ty!

[@TeriBzw]

I enjoyed this story so much... you're my favourite story teller

[@virginiavarble7818]

That was amazing! We need a part 2, a prequel to this story, about his dad and what the paintings actually are!

[@karenjarrett8904]

Wow ! What a superb narration of a fascinating story. Totally enjoyed this creation.

[@starsvoltage8846]

Bravo! You did that snooty accent perfectly!

[@jacqueadams3987]

I haven't been a subscriber for very long but I just wanted you to know how much I love listening to your stories at night when I'm trying to relax for sleep. you have a wonderful voice. Thanks for all you do to make them entertaining.

[@lisamariehennessey4532]

WOW what have we done for all these stories your giving us . Thank you thank you thank you ❤️

[@nikkirandolph4864]

As always I LOVED IT!!!! This story was GREAT, DIFFERNT,& THE NARRARATION IS A CUT ABOVE THE REST JUST LIKE EVERY ONE OF YOUR VIDEOS!!!

[@cfcforever1]

with over 5 years of creepypasta listening, i must admit this one is in the top 10!

[@Bkiz-1986]

Great Stoties man...I luv ur voice an impressions...the best...keep it going...🔥👍

[@dianewright5575]

Great story!!!! Great job on narration!!!!!!! So edge of seat one can't stop listening!!!!!! Thank You very very much!!!!

[@truthylucy7068]

Right On Lighthouse! You're the best! 😃❤

[@Dave-te5bs]

The the of the story seems about hate. At first I assumed the story is about a father with a strained relationship with his son, and his paintings represent his love for his son. Now….I believe that the father knew he was going to die soon so he painted those cursed paintings. In order to spite his son when he inherits the house

[@kentworch]

Thank you Stephen for yet another awesome pasta. Top notch work as always and absolutely loved the story. This one really gave me deja vu. Anyway, thank you so much.🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@FenrisAta]

Lighthouse you are a absolute savior to me. Your stories, your voice, your narrations just calm me so much that I don’t fear being stuck here in the hospital awaiting bad news, or good news, it’s usually bad news. But without you, I wouldn’t be able to handle this. So thank you so much. Your long narrations truly are the best, but i love every single one.

[@Winters.C]

I hope you hear good news, too much bad news out in the world. Lighthouse touches so many of his listeners lives in positive personal ways. Thank you, for sharing yours with us. Wishing you good health and to get outta there soon ❤

[@FenrisAta]

@@Winters.C Well, update I guess. Thank you very much for the well wishes, unfortunately I haven’t gotten good news. I have to stay much longer due to heart problems and stage 4 kidney failure…..so will be here awhile. Got a lot of time to go and rewatch everything. I absolutely love this community tho, everyone is so nice, like you and Lighthouse will always be amazing. Thanks for everything.

[@Winters.C]

@@FenrisAta oh no! I'm very sorry to hear that. I hope things take a turn for the better 🫶

[@Kalua_de_Tulear]

I love your voice as well as all the stories you share ❤

[@kennyjoe7asa]

EXCELLENT!! Thank you for sharing this.

[@EveHyland-in8jb9ti9y]

I really enjoyed this story this morning and of course the Narration, it takes my mind of my pain for a small time. Appreciate your channel. Blessings from Scotland. 🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✌️

[@jayy2949]

Hope your pain eases up even more my Scottish friend, I have pain too, I hope you have wonderful days and peaceful nights!

[@masterofdisaster1828]

Another amazing story btw. I appreciate how you don't breathe heavy. Into the microphone 🎤. It's nice.

[@princessforanight8579]

I haven't had a story scare me in a long time. This one did. Thank you for reminding me. Some tales take courage to listen to the end.

[@tonybahama6817]

Great voice work man.

[@casiejackson7568]

Man that was a great story! Your narration is the best!!

[@QuietLumina]

Love your narrations! You have the perfect voice for this. Always a bonus when you have a little cameo on video at the beginning. I dunno why but it’s nice to see the face of who I’m listening to.

[@cynthiastark1472]

Absolutely love your narration and your voice is perfect. Thank you 😊

[@ScullyPop]

Love me some Lighthouse.

[@reubencastain1377]

I think the difference between lighthouse and other narrator's is that it doesn't feel like a narration. It feels like a first person account of what someone genuinely went through. While others can set the mood with their voice lighthouse sets the emotion as well as if he actually went through it. That's why the stories are a cut above the rest. Kudos. If i can ask one thing though. Id like to know the sex of the main character at the beginning because many times i visualize the entire story a a certain sex only to be halfway in a hear some call main character ma'am or something lol throws me off 😂😂.

[@biddygirl1000]

This is my first time here,and I love the narration and the background music. Thank you so much.

[@manditoemya8478]

That was a really good story however, I wish a little more was explained like how and why. The father must have known or something. I wish it was a little longer but great story, loved it actually.

[@joshuadelacruz6617]

Charles: My name is Buck. And I'm here to ff..buy magic paintings.

[@keizacassie6882]

Amazing as per usual, you need to start a Spotify podcast, you're too good at this

[@IzzFar9661]

is it really ok for me to be blessed by lighthouse horror's story narration every week

[@katakana1]

Should have painted over the paintings with black. It's not _destroying_ it, exactly, but it seems like it would be _destructive_

[@DebraCaraballo]

Whoa! Spooky!! Loved listening to it though, as usual. Thanks Stephen.

[@BlueCupid420]

I really enjoy lighthouse horror stories thank you for the stories

[@Erock1900]

Thank God it's not another "strange rules" story. You were binging on those on and off for a while.

[@amandaredd3057]

Great story! Freaky paintings are my jam

[@cadillacdeville5828]

That sounds like it'll be fun though 🙂