If You're In The Woods And Hear A Baby Crying, RUN!

[@brandonfaircloth4845]

Great job reading my story as always!

[@LighthouseHorror]

Hey Brandon!! Love your work!! It's always an honor!

[@D-Dollie]

Thank you both!! Loved this one!!!

[@musicimusthave]

how come u dont have a pfp

[@pannacottafugo7777]

@@musicimusthave not everyone needs a pfp

[@shanejude25]

@brandon faircloth is there any truth to it like even in the sense of someone actually told you this story? Either way it's great I love appalachian stories

[@reisenudongeininaba1048]

For once op had the sense to nope the f out at the first sign of that bs. Good boy.

[@Anti-Wuggman]

Correction: gud boi

[@Tarnished-bn5gq]

The author isn’t the main character, it’s a fictional character written in a 1st person perspective.

[@threestans9096]

this happened to me. apparently bunnies being carried off by hawks or eagles sounds like flying crying infants. creepy as hell, especially when there’s no one around for miles and you found a few bones that were sawn at some point, while looking for kindling. terrifying.

[@TheUnicornologist]

Yup. My brother shot a rabbit with an arrow and didn't kill it once. Can also confirm. Hearing one flying thru the air must've been a trip. Jeez.

[@creatureslim]

Foxes can sound like babies laughing and crying

[@scratchd0g]

Dude THAT'S what the fox say!?!? The internet's full of $h1t, man!

[@MrDragonslayer21]

I always heard bobcats can sound like that too

[@queefgod420]

@@MrDragonslayer21 i saw another comment that also said that injured bunnies sound like babies crying too

[@lajiarrington9093]

I usually let all my creepypastas run for 10 sec so I can have a bunch in my history ready to watch but lighthouses voice drags me in I don't notice till the 2 min mark lol

[@metortilla64]

you could put them in a playlist or something

[@lajiarrington9093]

@@metortilla64 well kinda did that awhile back had to clean it out lol

[@bloodybriars18]

I can't disagree. It's hard pulling yourself away from this stories read by Lighthouse Horror.

[@ranaevalentine9876]

@@lajiarrington9093 I create a new playlist for nosleeps and creepypastas every time the previous list hits 550. I'm on my 3rd list.

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

I thought u was the only one who clicked on videos I plan to watch so I have several ready to go lol

[@DezziBear992]

When I hear tony's voice all I hear is "Travis Mah Boy" 😂😂😂

[@LighthouseHorror]

🙂

[@skyebrooks7213]

Dude facts since I watched that the voodoo shop creepypasta lighthouse read his voice hits me with the "travis mah boy" every day

[@DezziBear992]

@@skyebrooks7213 😂😂😂 man. I wish I heard it sooner. Had a coworker named Travis. I woulda said that so much to him.

[@skyebrooks7213]

@@DezziBear992 yesssssss lmfao

[@NicoleChorney]

I remember learning about the Appalachian Trail in elementary school and imagined how amazing it would be to hike it. My 2nd grade class took a field trip to see the part closest to us (Eastern PA) and we all were talking about how we were going to go back when we were older and walk the whole thing over the summer break. That ended much as expected, but there are always more grand adventures to learn about at that age.

[@gothgirl4evr881]

Where in PA?

[@NicoleChorney]

@@gothgirl4evr881 I lived in Stroudsburg.

[@fovosprodromus5020]

215 represent

[@maryfrey2528]

The shelter is called a “lean to”. They are located throughout many mountain 🏔️ ranges. Ps. Thank you Mr. Lighthouse! Outstanding narration, as ALWAYS ❤

[@anniereddj]

Your narration paired with an epic story by Verastahl... pure bliss, of the most horrific variety of course lol!! Goodness, that man can write! You tackled it fantastically Magnificently done! At least he had the good sense to leave immediately. Too bad that apparently wasn't enough. Thank you both so very much!!

[@sanniwartinen3595]

Yes he is one of my favorite authors!!!

[@rookiedraptor571]

That sound you hear was me slapping the like button before even playing the video because lighthouse never disappoints

[@dgage1776]

Most underrated narrator

[@zahidyaka]

His different voices pull me in so much. Other channels don’t even come close.

[@minnarosenqvistmr]

Thanks, for another good one!! You're my favourite narrator now, and I listen to you daily! Sending well wishes from Helsinki, Finland! ❤️

[@byleth1034]

I got chills that entire story. This was great!

[@Shadowstar1311]

The problem with OP’s “shrooms” hypothesis is that psychedelics don’t cause hallucinations in the traditional sense of the word. You’ll have visions and see visual anomalies, but you won’t experience something false and perceive it as real. If you see something scary, you’ll know it’s not physically there.

[@Winters.C]

I’m loving the stories you choose! You pick such an awesome mix of things outside demon/ghost/serial killer which are too often the subject of American horror films. Thanks for what you do, I’m hooked!

[@jamesfizer8356]

I’m a hiker and i love hearing hiking stories. True or not. I’ve honestly heard some horrifying stories while hiking. With this story i was kinda hoping for more of a terrifying ending.

[@ayyutha]

Care to share some of your stories? 🙂

[@Winters.C]

I’d really like to hear some too!

[@yllim3170]

Part 55 of thanking the lighthouse horror for his constant uploads

[@zombiesalmon4997]

Why are all of the creepy guys in stories named tony lol I like to imagine its all the same guy Edit:TONY NOOOO

[@jeremiahjohnson43]

I'm so thankful for your daily stories. I've ran out of new ones to fall asleep to so I anticipate your daily posts.

[@evalinebetterfly1507]

Loved this one! Great content. Fantastic narration. Lighthouse you’re turning into my go to scary happy place!! Thank you!! 🖤❤️

[@tidget7796]

I love the campfire background!

[@Ela.elizabeth]

Hey LH! I saw another small channel doing something I think is clever, I think you should do it too (if you want to and think it'll be helpful): right at the beginning of the video, put text on the screen that explains how comments help small channels with the algorithm, and ask viewers to comment something - like this story you could ask them to comment "spooky camping" or something. Or, since your viewers - myself included - enjoy your funny multiple choice posts, you could do one of those at the beginning for commenters as well, something along those lines. Just thought I'd pass it along since I thought it was clever, and since your audience seems pretty supportive and would likely respond well. PS - I asked you in another comment awhile back but you didn't respond, maybe you didn't see it: can you see that I joined your Patrion? I just want to make sure I did it right. Cheers! 🤓

[@s3audi2009]

I love me some lighthouse horror

[@sirmintyclack]

This is a very good story!!

[@sophia7777]

Excellent Sir Lighthouse! simply mesmerizing !

[@creepypastalibrary4470]

aye bro...thank you for the creature story; goes the long way bro💯✊🏾 its like each creature story gets archived in my brain & put in “the cryptid files”..im a firm believer in the unknown

[@louloudavis1709]

Shenandoah Valley♥️ so beautiful!

[@mortarion9813]

My blood ran cold when I thought this was a tiyanak. But crikey, this was about as terrifying either way.

[@Twistedfan89]

Well done, loved it.

[@ShauntSerelu]

I grew up in Appalachian mountains and I've heard this wisdom irl. If you hear a baby in the woods, no you didn't.

[@micah329]

Eya! Backgrounds

[@LighthouseHorror]

i was stoked to find a honey badger lol

[@NotAGraveRobber]

1:22 ahhh yes, the country roads

[@jaynellewellyn7628]

Love the background music. The first movement of Beethovens' moonlight sonata are often played here in the Coventry Diocese when they have a celebration of peace in the ruins of Coventry Cathedral ( destroyed by bombing in the 2nd world war). I also play this at the service on that particular Sunday. Amazing when you think that Beethoven was totally deaf and could not hear his compositions.

[@doodleartlover]

Truly appreciate this narration, Steven! You're the best! 🙂👍✌❤

[@Hiwatari94]

Hey Light, would you check out the pasta "I won't work late anymore"? Maybe it's something for you. I can already hear you telling the story in my mind 😆

[@trixiet3674]

Why did the monster have to be under the bed???? Not going to be able to sleep for a month. Still a great story and great narration.

[@brandimyhr1873]

Awesome 👏

[@beckyesparza4027]

I'm excited for this 1!!

[@33.466-m]

Top shelf 🏆

[@kjracz15]

In my local folklore, that could easily be a "tiyanak".

[@hityoutwo]

Great narration, it was refreshing that the character had the sense to get tf outta there.

[@lynnetrathen4587]

Love me some lighthouse 😊😊 great narration as usual

[@bestbi3587]

I really liked this one!

[@sinare-9090]

"If you're ever alone in the woods and hear the sound of a baby crying at night... make sure it's really a baby..." Um... nope, nah no way, and maybe even a bit of hell no! I don't mean to sound like a bad guy or even a douche, but if I'm ever ALONE in the woods, and suddenly I hear a baby start crying, I'm gonna first start off with the assumption that if I can hear a baby crying, there's no way a normal human baby got out here on it's own. So there is either a family camping somewhere nearby that is with that baby, in which case it doesn't need me to check on it. Next, I'm going to make sure I have plenty of firewood to keep the fire going all night, and then do everything in my power to stay awake and vigilant the entire night. Next, quickly pack my backpack with any and all essentials that I would need should I suddenly need to bail and make a quick escape. Finally, I'll take note of my current location just in case when I get out of the woods and back to civilization, I find out that some family's child disappeared around the same time that I started hearing the baby. That way I could at the very least inform the park rangers or search and rescue of what I heard and where. Theres no freakin' way I would go wondering off into the woods in search of some baby at night. I've listened to too many of these stories and have listened to too many Missing 411 cases to do something that dumb when faced with that kind of situation...

[@micah329]

Exactly. Nope this ain't a disney movie. That baby on its own

[@missmiagi2147]

@@micah329 lmao

[@peterhernandez3790]

I am hook listening to you! You have the right voice for this.

[@saphiralucifera2366]

Jesus, tonight has been a good night for finding the spooky ones.

[@nicolebarnett8702]

I really like this one! Thank you

[@cur1ouscatf1sh]

I love the idea of serious hiking like this, but (1) I enjoy toilets that flush, (2) I’m a 5’3” woman so there are some things it’s just stupid to do alone, and (3) forest scary. I don’t mind scary stories when I’m home in my bed in my city apartment, but it all comes back when I’m in a national park at night. Nature is nice and the stars are gorgeous out there in the middle of nowhere, and I’m not scared of skinwalkers or whatever the hell this thing is, but there’s a lot of god-knows-what out there

[@uzimakiking]

wow nice story and once again great voice acting and narrating 10/10

[@TetsuyaH]

Your videos are always a treat to listen to!

[@kimberlyturmel5538]

# 5 I loved the ship story and the EverGreen we all know whose military code name that is. Well maybe some of us do

[@trailofatrilliontears1045]

Really great story and I like your voice. Thank you

[@sanniwartinen3595]

That was SOO good!!! The choice of classical music in the background was absolutely perfect and really brought the story to life.. Excellent narration of an excellent story!

[@LighthouseHorror]

I love classical music! 🙂

[@mrmoosecreature]

That was a good one

[@rneustel388]

One of the creepiest stories you’ve read!

[@Saboteur4]

That thumbnail is so cool

[@leekendall7155]

Thank you LH, likewise thank you Brandon. Sometimes your life shows you a day just to remind you of how precious it is and how delicately the whole thing is balanced over a life of anarchy, desperation and hopelessness. Today has been such a one and this slightly longer story has been a perfect interruption to distract me from the thundering ; what if's? That were chasing through my mind like a flood. So yeah. Thank you both again for creating a distraction of such quality that I could fall into it, loose myself in the tale of another trail. How lucky am I that the good out number the bad, we should all be so lucky.

[@dk7680]

I was at Iron Goat Trail in Washington state about 6 years ago. It's supposed to be this haunted trail and all that jazz. It's in the mountains, I was the only car in the parking lot, I'm about a mile in and I hear a baby crying. I tried to brush it off and went another half mile and hear it again. I couldn't quiet those alarm bells so I turned around and got the hell out of there. Maybe it was nothing but im sure glad I didn't find out.

[@darkpianotheme]

beautiful video quality, great

[@shanejude25]

I'm just reaching the end and that is excellent

[@xcidgafhamas]

this was a good story

[@trinamanriquez2819]

Early again🥳🥳🥰 thanks lighthouse for the stories

[@shio5234]

eugh the way it likes back of knees to mark is disgusting. great work as always though. youre phenomonal

[@kimberlyturmel5538]

Ooooooooooooh creepy especially the baby crying Yikes!!!!

[@rabidunion6949]

Not sure what you do to make your voice sound like that but the voice of Tony sounds like Nick Chinlund/Billy Bedlam from the movie Con Air. Lol 😁👍

[@Shadowstar1311]

The guy from Maine sure has a heavy Southern accent. I guess since it’s his first time southbound, it’s possible he just moved to Maine. The author seems to approve, so who am I to question it. Now that I think of it, it’s not far fetched for a southern American to move north. It’s no different than someone from Newfoundland moving to BC. And that happens all the time. To be fair, BC is the GOAT, so people come from all over the world.

[@StarBrained]

Maine, USA.

[@cmbhey8164]

I enjoyed this. Hiking from state to state is ambitious and something I would have loved to do if I were healthy. Cryptids are even better than aliens, especially in stories like this!

[@frontallobe3937]

Brother you are really good at this lol😁☮

[@missmiagi2147]

Yyeesss!!! Verastahl!!!!!

[@CrazyAnimeGamer3]

If I Heard a baby in the woods I'd run as fast as possible in the opposite direction.

[@haillobster7154]

Imagine the horror if it was a baby. AND YOU TURNED OUT TO BE THE FATHER. 😰

[@Questionablexfun]

LAAAWL

[@anthonyarcanumsanctumregnu9551]

Spooky, well done :)

[@maryknapp5360]

That was freaking, creepy.for real

[@LoboKhan1]

the only way to "make sure it's a baby", is to get close enough to endanger yourself. I recommend calling police first.

[@Magical_Trash]

Nooo poor Tony 😰

[@agnesstokes1078]

👌 good story

[@alicefly3198]

Greatness!

[@chivalrousjack]

Pretty good.

[@verawalters6673]

That was creepy.

[@necrobiologist3794]

A good and creepy story, though I think it would have been improved by ending a couple of minutes earlier, before the threat was more explicit.

[@bekaharrell3885]

Portals…Stairs in the woods…

[@EmilyBrowneyes]

Yaaaasssss b!tch ♥️ lol. I mean, great story

[@eggstrodinary1355]

lol i’m not going to be stepping off of my bed tomorrow morning:))

[@michelelyons9410]

I never understood why some men get this urge to play "mountain man", and are willing to risk their lives over it. Our ancestors came in out of the wilderness and built cities, basically because the wilderness is hard and dangerous and wants you dead. So you are all alone out in an isolated wilderness, you get sick or hurt----you are almost certainly going to die. And if you are out in the wilderness, you can fall afoul of predators----both animal and human. If you had to defend yourself against a human attacker, or an angry bear----could you do it? Our ancestors travelled armed to the teeth and ready to kill to defend themselves. It was no walk through a Disneyland park. I think that too many people treat national parks and wilderness areas just like they are in Disneyland. They never think of the danger or how many ways there are to die out in the wild. (and by the way----racoons and other animals can sound like human babies crying. No supernatural entitles required.) In the story, what better lure could there be to bring in human prey than to imitate a child's crying? Good story, well plotted and told.

[@fireknight4151]

I got a Duolingo add before this story... I am scared

[@jojibeanz]

Me sees its about baby cries in the forest 'Oohh tyanak'

[@jesket6783]

Dude..all your outdoor story narrations makes me weary to go camping in a small group.

[@tashriba]

9 minutes ago. Nice

[@WALKUREX]

Bro, people who camps solo are sociopaths or have a death wish. I believe I read that in a text book from my dad's MD residency stuff

[@MrNote-lz7lh]

I like the quiet and the feeling of being surrounded by nature. Plus the thought of something lurking just out of sight, ready to attack me, is exciting.

[@troysimon9933]

If that critter went to ALL that effort..following him back from the woods..avoiding being seen by who knows how many city people, & then waited for him to be asleep, and THEN "comes in"..it makes its move, clearly has the upper hand after flipping the guy like..a pancake, pinning home to the ground..completely helpless..TASTES him..& then..hauls ass, & jumps THROUGH a glass window. to LEAVE..Maybe he.forgot to...shower, after returning from his lil adventure. Maybe..it IS over...because, I really don't think, any..one, OR any..THING, would go to THAT much trouble.in pursuit of "num-nums"...but once they FIND'em...after ONE Lil "taste" ..go jumping THROUGH a window to get AWAY from what theyd worked so hard..travelled so FAR, to get. Maybe the..moral, of this story is more.."personal hygeine" related. L.O.L.

[@I_also_like_sirens_hehe]

What if it was a baby giggling instead?

[@EdgyShooter]

So put your doors on a time lock?

[@myadorablefosters]

Me reading the title: That was a mountain lion bro 😱

[@EdgyShooter]

Back of the knee fetish, that's a new one 😂

[@Hiwatari94]

Six people don't like being out in the woods alone

[@donnageorge6506]

wkd story LH 👍👍👍

[@jessies6502]

While the premise is great, let's separate nonsense from reality for a moment. Children are lost in the woods every year; some are lost for good. If you ever hear a child crying in the woods, think "LOST CHILD." React accordingly; you just might save a life.

[@goodsamaritan7912]

Nonsense? Doesn't sound like you're aware of the noises of wild animals. I heard what sounded like a woman screaming. It was a big cat & we didn't investigate. Yikes!

[@pulseless5968]

woah, I am early, hell yeah!

[@learninghowto101]

done