Kane Pixel's NEWEST Horror Will HAUNT You...

[@TopsyTriceratops]

Imagine a new horror movie comes out in theatres and there's only one person in the credits. And it's this guy. I think the filming industry would flip.

[@fivebrosstopmos]

He did have help on this one, actually. He partnered with a guy who did the modeling, while he did the texturing. He also outsourced the rendering.

[@walls_of_skulls6061]

@@fivebrosstopmossource?

[@maxg4304]

@@walls_of_skulls6061kane himself says so during the livestream with Wendigoon. it's on Wendigoon's second channel, Wendigang. he goes over all the production stuff at after they finish watching.

[@HK_Martin]

@@walls_of_skulls6061 the rolling giant video description + kane talked about it

[@fivebrosstopmos]

@@walls_of_skulls6061 Wendigoon's reaction VOD with Kane and Alex.

[@Stanfordscienceman]

I love that it starts out by acting as a horror trope of “won’t move unless ignored” only to SHATTER that sense of safety by charging anyways

[@Monke_buisnness]

Cuz he wanted attention and was lonely so when Wyatt said I want to leave he was not happy

[@yttanel]

Seeing the exit collapsed was the most terrifying thing ever, its not even a jumpscare

[@10191927]

This was shockingly good in the best way, the giant freaked me out. But the stairs collapsing I didn’t see coming at all, it like he was stuck in hell.

[@dr.consumerock6798]

It was obvious that something wrong would happen when he tried to exit, but that doesn't stop it from being spine chillingly horrific. Kane, you madman, you made us afraid because of rubble

[@ninjireal]

Can’t say I didn’t expect it, obviously bro would try to leave. Doesn’t make it any less gut wrenching.

[@Kkbleeblob]

hello tanel

[@appleseed4672]

To me the last part was more terrifying when he is about to escape and slips falling to his death, could hear the pure terror in his voice, some people seem to suggest that he may have been pushed down by the rolling giant, the thing could teleport around so maybe it's true

[@derpadon]

I watched this yesterday in a voice chat with friends and whenever anyone says or even mentions something "liminal" someone would just immediately say " The Rolling Giant ...." now, this video is so good, that statue got an ATTITUDE bruh...😭

[@razieboi6905]

I watch your vids

[@wafflymations]

Omg derpadon hiiiii when is team c- just kidding love your videos

[@itzdom7580]

Is it time?

[@Scribboy]

Oh I never expect to be here @derpadon

[@axotheaxolotl3725]

@@itzdom7580 no I don’t think so

[@koruton9925]

I like how the mall is based on an actual mall in Texas that was demolished. Even the giant is a sculpture that you can see in some images before the mall was gone

[@resonancepace255]

Right! I actually found the creator of the statue, but I cant remember his name😢

[@resonancepace255]

Lol I found him, the creator of the statue is Kevin Obregon, sadly he doesnt have anything where you can find background on this statue but there are a ton of pictures of it

[@James_Randal]

​@@resonancepace255EBA DABADO ZABA DABA DOO

[@James_Randal]

​@@resonancepace255 HE HE HA HA, HE HE HA HA, HE HE HA HA, FAMILY FAMILY FAMILY FAMILY

[@PanzerBuyer]

I'd like to find a copy of the Mall music.

[@sumicmusic]

Kane pixels uses blender, specifically the cycles render engine. Kane obviously has an amazing understanding of cameras and how they work, because it's not just the lighting but the post processing that truly brings it to life

[@amadezstone9170]

28:25 I love this scene and EVERYTHING it stands for. Just because of how the Giant goads the protagonist and by extension the viewer into a false sense of security and control over what's happening. By not moving when observed at first you get used to it, you've SEEN monsters like these before Weeping Angles, SCP-173 we can list examples as horror fans off the top of our heads making us think we can understand the Rules of this creature. We see these "rules" enforced by the Giant twice to help cement the idea that we can understand it. That's when the rug is pulled. And it Doesn't. Stop. Every assumption we were tricked into thinking gets thrown out the window as the Giant does what I can only guess as TAUNTING letting us know, we can NEVER understand it, or find a way to work around it. It is in complete control of the situation and any feeling of security you can get is it toying with you. This is one of the most TERRIFYING monsters I've seen in a while and I LOVE it for that.

[@RedFissionStudios]

It really was quite well done, on my first watch it really freaked me out. It just goes to show how talented Kane really is.

[@THEL05]

This thing pretending to be a weeping angel reminds me ‘’The Other Side of the Box’’.

[@sebastiansquire4069]

also tricks him into thinking it cant use escalators but then in the end it uses one LMAO

[@THEL05]

@@sebastiansquire4069 I still can’t figure out how, btw…

[@disappointment7581]

@@THEL05 the part that the wheels are attached to is *just* small enough to fit on the escalator, i'd presume

[@ragdoll_x_furry]

Notice how the paranormal stuff started happening as soon as he said "I don't like this thing". Apparently the gallery doesn't like when people criticize it, and wanted to kill this guy just for that. I also remember some comment in Kane's video said that the gallery was willing to damage itself to prevent him from escaping, which is an interpretation of the ending that I liked. Edit: First line is at 18:18

[@N51totallynotprivatemilitary]

please time stamp im too lazy to find it

[@CommissarChaotic]

I wonder what'd happen if you compliment the gallery or do something it likes... Would Rasputin Jesus statueman give you a tour and sing kumbaya?

[@Shythalia]

Saying you don't like a thing because of how it looks is not really criticism. It's more of an opinion, which means the giant can't handle opinions. lol I wonder if someone gave it genuine criticism, would it still hurt them if the person ever said something that "sounds" a little negative? Like if someone says something like "The attempt at recreating the likeness of this historical figure onto this giant puppet was very poorly executed, but at least there was an effort and it didn't fall apart." Would it still get angry? haha

[@sxd9573]

@@Shythalia Criticisms are opinions? They are literally opinions and are not facts, most of the time.

[@Shythalia]

@@sxd9573 Well, I didn't mean to imply that they are facts. But yeah, I guess they are opinions but just with more thought into them.

[@amandaredd3057]

I like that almost shrugging position the "weeping angel" had while watching him go up the stairs. It was like "oh well"

[@luminocitymusic]

29:55

[@Monke_buisnness]

He moves his hands down to hide at a certain point

[@bear_trap107]

I think the reason why the mall changed like that is because the giants were essentially transforming it into an environment more suitable for them. Which is the forest at the very end.

[@James_Randal]

SHOUTOUT TO MARTIN LUTHER KI-I-I-ING.

[@raziberry1595]

Amazing how the giant jumpscares work without a single obnoxious loud noise blaring, tension is just so key to effective horror

[@thekoronevirus2973]

The most interesting part is Kane continues to evolve the analog horror media it's no longer trying to hide it's flaws by having it super obscured by the shitty camera it's going all out and I absolutely love it like is insane it's not even analog horror anymore right? Idk I'm not super good with these different terms

[@majikstan]

Actually the Backrooms series is themed as per early 1980's and he was trying to capture the old VHS Tape effects as if you were watching from an old VHS Tape, whereas this series takes place in recent times with a smartphone camera recording as a blogger as the theme, its nothing about hiding bad cameras, he was not trying to hide anything, in the other series, because that was what he was deliberately trying to replicate, for that theme and time period. This is different. He even hid a few Easter-eggs in the film too example are the Document numbers, is one example.

[@Musicforfreak]

This is such art! Kane really uses the fear of anyone; a statue that moves with no knowing what it will do if it gets close. This scared me a lot

[@LujenValio]

I'm guessing it would roll over you or fall on you, which would cause severe damage or death, but the fact we are never told what it will do if it gets too close did get me stressed all the way.

[@Thyfunidoge]

I hate daytime horror. It strikes my heart and rips out a primal fear in me. Usually when you see that big ball of fire shine down on the earth and give the planet its fill of sunlight, you'd think you're safe from any demons because they are commonly associated with darkness. As a noob to horror, seeing any daytime horror freaks me out. I think im safe in some good ol' shine, where i can see all of my surroundings. But what if the thing i fear is hella quiet? Or straight up doesn't care about being in the dark? That's what really gets me.

[@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau]

Some timestamps 18:00 The sculpture appears. 20:20 The exit collapses. 24:24 The sculpture returns. 27:18 Screeching sounds. 28:10 The sculpture is behind him and it moves while you don't look at it. 30:30 He tries to run while the sculpture is distracted. 40:11 He runs again. 43:17 He looks at what appears to be an exit, tries to cross and...

[@joaovitormattioli5309]

HE DIES

[@tacosdecabeza]

Could it be that's how this "mall" captures it's victims? Like people see the hole so they get curious and go down there but if they stay too long or go deep into the mall the stair collapses so therefore it allows the sculpture entity to kill it's victims? So then when the victims inside die the stairs rebuild themselves ready for the next

[@ztaarod5038]

​@@tacosdecabezahe could of escaped if he wasn't so damn attached to his camera he wanted to take a good look on the exit 😭😭😭💀💀💀

[@tacosdecabeza]

@@ztaarod5038 bruh 😭😭😭💀💀💀

[@gustavonomegrande]

Kane joined Wendigoon's stream and said that he found some comspiracionists on TikTok using this video as evidence of government involvement in human trafficking.

[@gotmemes7090]

Source: trust me bro

[@T3CT0NIC]

​Source: Kane Pixels

[@uwitz7835]

I was zoned in by the 8 vegetable questions and here's what I found off the top of my head. Butternut squash, broccoli, Brussel sprouts, beetroot, bell peppers, beans, bok choy

[@custommediacreations]

Baby Spinach. Now you have 8.

[@uwitz7835]

@@custommediacreations nice 👍

[@custommediacreations]

@@uwitz7835 Anytime.

[@lovstash]

Why do I found this interaction wholesome

[@pizzawuff1773]

Are beans a vegetable? That's what I thought of too... I'll look it up Beans are in fact a Vegetable lol..

[@philipharwood5201]

I have a theory that the shopping centre is kinda like a venus fly trap or a pitcher plant. I'm really invested in this series and can't wait for part 4 lol

[@thebandit6886]

Wont be for a while. He was on stream with wendigoon and the guy who made the mandela catalog. Hes gonna take a break from The Oldest View for now cause he both felt burnt out from getting this one out and needs to work on the backrooms movie.

[@philipharwood5201]

@thebandit6886 Yeah fair enough. I'd probably be burnt out as well after making a 40 minute video. His next ones probably gonna be 10 minutes or less. But regardless, I find this series very interesting lol

[@thebandit6886]

@@philipharwood5201 yeah especially since it was only him and one other guy who rendered it. Yeah I agree, I was left wanting more! Its been so long since I felt genuine fear and anxiety from a horror series!

[@philipharwood5201]

@thebandit6886 Yeah, I think this is more fear inducing than the backrooms series. Because being lost in a shopping centre is an experience almost everyone can share. The backrooms, whilst being scary in its own right. Isn't as scary as this. The bacteria monster simply chases it's victim. Whilst the rolling giant, stalks and toys with its victim and its intentions are unclear. And plays into the fear of the unknown, like what Baz says. Kane has done a very good job with this, putting us at the edge of our seats and leaving us wanting more, and this series is a very good natural progression for his work.

[@Matrix77776]

Fun fact the mall was originally a real mall in Dallas Texas same name and everything but in may of 2023 it was demolished and also the puppet was a real thing that was in the mall bc there was a real parade and they decided to set up a place in the mall before it closed leaving the puppet behind

[@resonancepace255]

There are a ton of pictures of the statue online, just search up Kevin obregon statue. I wish there was available backstory on it though

[@lobban2]

It represents a French botanist by the name of Julien Reverchon, who lived in Dallas, hence the flower hands.

[@Matrix77776]

@@lobban2 yeah when I wrote this i didn’t know also he died in 1805 I think

[@Michael-mo4wn]

@@Matrix77776 no 1905 he died

[@Matrix77776]

@@Michael-mo4wn ok

[@XavierShade]

It gives me Unreal Engine vibes. Sound design is good and the subtle mix of real footage really sells it.

[@coraline2770]

Blender is what he uses from what I understand

[@Mello_1123]

Only the beginning is real

[@dr.consumerock6798]

​@@Mello_1123Imagine if it was all blender lmao

[@MiniiPockets101]

@@dr.consumerock6798 "wait.. its all blender?" "always has been."

[@waltdistel716]

@@dr.consumerock6798 it is. except for the outdoor parts

[@DatBoiYeng]

It's hilarous that baz and the cameraman both have the same reaction during 10:55 🤣

[@ethansamuel5891]

I was dyinggg

[@RedFissionStudios]

It really was a realistic response lmao

[@ghost.and.gills.]

As someone who consumes horror constantly, this was very very well done. He didn’t do a traditional jump scare or anything but it still had the same effect. Genuinely haunting. Also my favorite movies are Mad God, the Thing, Donnie Darko, and midnight mass. Favorite games are Faith, inside, blasphemous, the longing and how fish is made. If you like religious horror you will love some of those

[@Redemptive_Neerdowell]

God, I love this video. The intricate details are amazing, and the mystery is even better.

[@YinYangAngel55]

7:42 If I remember correctly he uses Blender software The mall was real but was closed in 2015, it took until May of 2023 to completely demolish. The giants ARE/WERE real, they were created to celebrate the building of a bridge in the Dallas, Texas Area. The last known image of it was during the mall's demolition when they completely dismantled it and left nothing but the wheel base. This series isn't over but its on hold as Kane Pixels able to continue the backrooms vids and movie stuff due to the WGA strike ending. His team was able to get the real blueprints of the mall to help them during "construction" of the set.

[@gustavonomegrande]

20:24 you can see that the "seams" connecting the stairway and the first room are inclined, just like in the backrooms when something bad is about to happen.

[@James_Randal]

Hehhehehhehehhehehhehehhe creepy uncle Lester gonna hehehhehehhehhhehhehhehehehhehehe

[@RedFissionStudios]

Yeah I noticed that too. It really does remind me of his backrooms series in his video first contact when they access the backrooms and the threshold is crooked in the same way. I think maybe that is trying to show that he is no longer in our world anymore.

[@chilledburrito]

"places where lot's of people are meant to be" is my current favorite "Liminal" space, It's my nice mix between creepy and comforting most of the time. whoever made the assets is a fucking G, weather that's Kane or someone else, these things(along with some others) are my inspiration for one day learning 3d modelling and such. I love this genre and the community behind it. It, just keeps on delivering. Also, I found myself constantly thinking: "where the F*ck is the thumbnail" LOL

[@Somebody0960]

I actually agree with this, if there was no exit that is. I could not take having something like that constantly chasing me with no way to escape it forever, I’d genuinely kill myself or let it get me 42:14

[@SlenderEnderGuy]

What creeps me out is the fact that the long wide corridors seen at 15:52 look a lot like my mall, a dying relic from a bygone era. It’s a shame a lot of malls are starting to close or shut down due to the switch to online shopping. Sure online shopping my have advantages, but malls are the perfect place for social activity. The mall close to me was once the perfect place to bring people together. But, now it’s starting to look like certain scenes in this video…except it still has lights powered on and a few shops open. If it had people roaming around again, then it would be completely different compared to this.

[@antirogue825]

it is an exact recreation of a real life mall in texas. idk which one

[@Wifgargfhaurh]

I decided to watch The Oldest View before watching anyone react to it and it was worth it. The significance of part 1 isn't abundantly clear as of now but parts 2 & 3 have me hooked. Not to mention that at no point did I realize that the entire mall was a CGI rendering.

[@TheNukedNacho]

Personally, I realized it at around 38:22 when he enters that last section of the mall. The entire rest of it, I was entirely convinced by up it until that part. There’s just something about the rendering of that spot

[@memorylooser]

I find it absolutely baffling that an 18-19 year old kid can pump out uncannily realistic cgi content on youtube every few months and it takes big budget movie companys 10 years for them to make a movie in 2023 that makes profit in the negatives

[@be-sink]

The noise of the gate opening reverberated all the way to those 2 rooms to the staircase and then to the outside, everyone heard that🤣

[@charliex666able1]

This is such goooood spooky content. Kane knocked it out of the park. It feels like harkening back to Blair Witch and how it really embraced found footage and was so refreshing

[@smolCharlotte]

Kane is on a level I find breathtaking.

[@ryzqs]

i had such a visceral reaction when i saw that statues face for the first time

[@resonancepace255]

I felt this. I remember the first rime I saw it in a liminal/abandoned spaces video with the creepiest song in the background. It haunted tf outta be but I was so intruiged by it I had to find out where it came from, which took me on a 3 day search lol

[@Rheo1]

I feel like the thought of being trapped in a single area forever is a lot scarier then being chased around by a giant

[@lorddumb21]

Thats why theres both

[@Somebody0960]

Things that are huge like that and move while staying in the same or relatively the same position absolutely horrifies me

[@SpacePea]

Anyone wanna mention how the Rolling Giant kinda looks like... moistcritikal

[@marcxworld5708]

Looks more like Jesus but Charlie DOES look like Jesus so it checks out

[@dragonwing1900]

That's what I thought when I saw it

[@lorddumb21]

"Wooooh yea baby that's what I'm talking about, that's what I've been waiting for!" -rolling giant

[@EddieUrsus]

20:23 This is legit one of my WORST fears. Why I'll never urbex/explore anything underground.

[@Myo-Rabbit]

The fact that the long stairs was been blocked off is something a little disturbing, like who did that?

[@Buggolious]

@@Myo-Rabbit the mall itself probably

[@Mibit911]

Plot twist this is a dnd necromancer/druids lair, and when wyat stumbled into the lair he passed over the threshold of protection glyph which activated the constructs which are made to hunt down and terrorize intruders. The reason it's underground is because it's really in a planar prism, and the outside hole under the tree is normally just a hole, but wyat being a botanist had a specific herb on him which opened the portal door like how portals work in planescape triggere day seemingly random items at random locations. What's body will be revived after he is killed and used to protect the lair as a new giant. He should have put more points into detect illusion/find traps

[@tyranoxis7386]

41:16 is the most disturbing part of this video for me. Earlier in the video, we "learn" that the statue can't climb stairs because its in wheels-but we should be thinking that "the stairs is the only thing keeping us from this thing". Same logic as how we once thought that the monsters can only move when we don't look at it, only to be shocked when it doesn't follow that assumption. Hence, stairs are the next, and probably last line of defence-only to see the statue slowly moving up the stairs. Every hope you have is shattered and thats what makes nightmares and any horror scary-helplessness

[@fuzzpope]

Far as I know, Kane uses Blender for his stuff, and yes, he makes his own music/atmospherics himself. Insane talent.

[@RedFissionStudios]

He actually uses blender for his videos, but yeah it's really incredible what he is doing all on his own. Really goes to show how talented he is.

[@fuzzpope]

@@RedFissionStudios Blender is what I meant, duhrr, haha.

[@GamingWithRJ.]

Bro the rendering is crazy

[@pontiacmaniac7772]

I like how all the plans for the mall are different depending on situation. All those sets of plans had little differences

[@Mr_DinoSir]

Valley view mall is an old mall in Dallas, I’ve been there. I can’t tell if he filmed this there or replicated it but it looks exactly like that

[@fivebrosstopmos]

It was replicated off of the blueprints, the mall was actually demolished a year or two before creation.

[@What2Due]

4:48 the red ribbon is behind the tree. Meaning the rolling giant was watching him from the start And at 36:00 you can see The Giants red ribbons at the top right. At 36:24 you can also see the document number 18371905 which is also the year 1837-1905

[@levirosenlieb7798]

The do you accept this impermanence sign is such a scary threat. Practically letting him know it’s already over.

[@phosspatharios9680]

"He sees me rollin', he hatin'"

[@chanceberry8286]

imagine having to run out it’d be instant death with all the stairs

[@mandridhugh9555]

The rolling giant kinda reminds me of that sliding statue entity from one of the other Backrooms videos watched on this channel. and speaking of bringing a skateboard, A-Synch Research's latest backrooms video showcases just that

[@AllenB2023]

Kane does an interview with Anthony Padilla on Anthonys KZbin channel. He talks about his videos, the making of the movie. Its also how i just come to realize that it is him really speaking. Which is even more insane, for how natural he sounds

[@saurontravis]

The rolling giant at first probably was toying with him by making Wyatt think he moves when looked at, then he started moving on his own, he also made Wyatt think he cant climb the stairs, then he started climbing it, in the end when Wyatt fell near the stairs, it showed when the giant dissapeared, the cart was only there, my theory is that the giant was all in his mind, or its actully only a thing that people played with back then, or something that is used to scare people.

[@valentinaodette1463]

Honestly I just assumed the giant didn't actually need the wheels to move and was just toying with Wyatt, that would explain how it could move so fast without making sound before it actually started chasing Wyatt

[@saurontravis]

@@valentinaodette1463 i think its also Julien

[@Bobmcjeffjeff94]

i find it kinda funny how the staircase downwards looks like a mine you would dig out in minecraft

[@gmanHL]

this one was geniuenly terrifying. the backrooms wasnt that scary but this is a big step up

[@ha4e52]

A new Kane Pixels and Baz video is always good

[@Emma-f9z]

0:01 The giant/puppet was based on a man named Julien Reverchon who is a French botanist who was known a man with flower hands or arms and the puppet purpose to be made was for a art festival for important people in Dallas and Julien was one of the people. There were other puppets for other important people of Dallas but I'm too lazy to research other ones but most part of the video was realistic CGI

[@bxsilsphotoalbum]

you could take a rug or smth and slide down those stairs lmao

[@Whatsupeveryone-w9h]

You’d gain a ton of speed from that and instantly smash into the wall in the end, and besides the damage you’ll take, you will most likely start falling down the other set of stairs uncontrollably which would lead to guaranteed death.

[@goldensuzaku]

Beets, Brussel Sprouts, Broccoli, Beans (Do Green and Yellow etc count as more then one???), Bean sprouts (I'm starting to reach), Bell Pepper, Banana Squash, Butternut Squash (Shhhhh they are different things).

[@SprayInk-Kreatïv-Nouveau]

Ok, I did a little research... Valley View Center Mall exists, but it's not underground.

[@Niko_nyxa]

honestly i dont get how youre so underrated

[@James_Randal]

Uuurgh uuuuh... uuuuuugh..... grugle dingus looga bogga dogga, whippy kippy cholk.

[@NeverToMuch21]

I was watching Baz old videos till i saw a notification of Baz uploaded a new video so i stopped and now i am here.

[@dumpster9048]

You can see the red ribbon on the giant's butt several times on the surface. It was watching him and was toying with him from the moment he first took a step into that place

[@HelmLord5792]

Fun fact, this is a real mall recreated in 3d. Also, the giant is real. Or at least was real. It was left in the mall when it was abandoned.

[@martymcyourflysdown6872]

Crazy that one 17 year old made this video

[@lucianaromulus1408]

Youre right on with the video game feel. Music in blueprint scenes reminds me of PS1 Horror Games

[@anthonysaylor8120]

Genuinely, you shouldn't apologize for pausing so much. I find that you taking the time to get your thoughts across without having to talk over/sideline your attention from the video moving forwards... far more respectable. It shows you're really giving it it's due, and engaging with it with all cylinders firing.

[@BlueSmurfCat261]

I feel so bad for him, I thought that when he got to the exit way I thought the rolling giant got there somehow,

[@LucyWoIf]

If I found this in real life, I would definetly get somebody with me and explore it. The whole thing is just relatable

[@BillyBajaBlast]

Okay…who got the gravity gun and moved the mall into the ground?

[@MsWellsArt]

i can hear Kane's pc from here trying to render all this

[@Kolljak]

This is exactly what malls in the mid us look like now. no one goes to them anymore and the only places that exist are office space rentals jewerly stores and art stores.

[@Fushumush]

I love how the giant continuously makes rules for itself only to use them against Wyatt. For example, when Wyatt runs up the escalator and it goes away, but later during the final chase it pulls out all the stops to try and catch Wyatt. It just wheels its way up. Another instance of this is, is the “weeping angel” clause, when it only moves when you aren’t looking, only to not stop in Wyatt’s most vulnerable moment, when he is scared, truly amazing writing by kane

[@nitecore-wx9lj]

THAT CREATURE MAKES MY SKIN CRAWL ISTG

[@khirbycalebmasiglat9443]

It gets scarier when you found out the mall AMC and the rolling giant is real in dallas, Texas

[@justsomedumbperson8421]

7:44 blender

[@Dado_nastro]

That was scary, i thought it was real until i saw the giant mall.

[@ArtsMyth1967]

I can’t say for certain, but the source of the main title might have something to do with the Valley View getting progressively older…

[@EatThatTTV]

Kane is ahead of his time. If you didn't tell me this was a youtube video for a series or anything I would totally think it was a real found footage video

[@handlenottaken]

40:33 i saw the rolling giants head, another duplicate of Julien with the head and torso,and then another giant

[@marcusvirkus8412]

The guy from the first video is based on a real person, Julien Reaverchon, who was botanist and created a settlement in what is today Dallas Texas named "La Reunion" and the giant that chases Wyatt around is made after Julien Reaverchon. Also, the mall actually existed along with the statue/Giant, but it was fully demolished in early 2023, i think.

[@lastationproductions]

I could totally see you and Ryan vlogging something like this lol

[@jaroslavsvaha6065]

I'm pretty sure this isn't the actual explanation, if there even is meant to be one, but my first though was a secret underground military installation. I remember hearing the US govt. goes to great lengths to provide their troops in bases in foreign countries with all the amenities they are used to at home, so this way it could make sense, if there was some sort of military facility hidden deep underground, that was supposed to have minimal interaction with the outside world, they might build a full-on shopping mall, to provide the experience of normal everyday life.

[@madeinrussia1677]

Remember one and only thing, folks. When something or someone is hunting you down, never tell them you're trying to leave. Tell them you're trying to find the most funny place here to stay

[@conrradotorres4653]

The abandoned mall in Dallas Texas that is currently being demolished had the giant statue from an artist... the lore continues

[@zanyzander]

My theory: the guy is dying on the ground at the end, and the whole thing is a weird death-dream of when he went to the shopping mall as a kid.

[@Wilkinson1006]

Im pretty sure the giant is not a killer or even dangerous As you can see when the protagonist climbs the escalator the giant backs up at 30:09 even though at the end its revealed to be able to climb them At the end we know where the exit is located so we can presume the giant wants him to leave When they have there later and final encounter the giant comes out of from the side at 40:13 but not to kill or harm him to lure him up to the correct exit area rather then have him delve deeper into the facility After the moment of them staring each other down the giant collides with where he was standing previously injuring it in the process at 41:45 Now there is only 1 obvious path to take but mistakenly he slowly climbs over falling to his death at 43:13 Even after we can see him near the corspe of the fallen 43:59 near the floor

[@pixels_2124]

I can't help but see PS1 Hagrid every time the statue rolls up to slap some heads.

[@LincolnAbeorhma]

Abandoned malls with no lights:😐 Abandoned malls with lights:💀

[@CartoonCat.And.SonicTH]

THE WAY IT SLOWLY TURNED AROUND AND WHEELED OFF IM SORRY I LOST IT

[@LincolnAbeorhma]

18:49 “who turned them on?” Ever thought of….. ‘What’ turned them on?

[@officialwyattthesans12345]

7:46 It could either be Unreal Engine or Blender. Either one of the two, or it could be another engine or software editor I'm not aware of. Or the dude has an endless staircase of a basement.

[@ImJamieX]

correct, it is blender... He even shares his blender files in his discord sometimes

[@ElsewhereProductions]

there are probably tons of comment about this but, its called the oldest view because the mall used to exist but it was destroyed at the start of 2023

[@sillygoofygoober74]

just go in a room and shut the door, it physically cant move its arms

[@AtlasDestroyerFan]

I think Kane literally just used cgi for the production of the video, the time and effort put into this series is unreal

[@bjgamez_]

When you said it has a video game feel, The Infinite Ocean by Jonas Kyratzes came to mind for sure.

[@DeemsTheMemes]

Imagine a scenario where it’s just a normal looking video of like anywhere in Regina Saskatchewan but there are no shadows or light reflections of any kind. I feel like that would be pretty unsettling.

[@freddykingofturtles]

I think it's worth noting he was right by the puppet and it didn't pursue him aggressively at all until he said he wanted to leave. It clearly didn't want him leaving.

[@Nick-Wickerbeast]

Kane just be dying in all of his universes… first the Backrooms, and now here

[@michaellance898]

I would love to explore a huge ass abandoned mall! 😂

[@RedFissionStudios]

As long as it's not deep underground with demons in it lol

[@Dept_Of_Homeland_Security]

From the hub straight to kane pixel, this is freedom at its fucking finest.

[@blakamerika]

Except the hub ain't really good for ya brain you know. Lay off the porn

[@mev1221]

@@blakamerikacan’t do much let him be

[@creeperjo7]

just one thing kinda annoyed how Kane ends another story with someone just falling to their death otherwise it was pretty good

[@Tacoguy1000]

To be fair, this is likely the first time. I believe you are referring to the first Backroom video of the guy 'falling' back to reality. He didn't. His camera did. Dude was most likely eaten by that bacteria thing.

[@Larserr]

in what other video someone falls to their death?

[@gohheehock2756]

@@Larserr the first ever backroom video

[@Larserr]

@@gohheehock2756 he never fell, watch again

[@Pygs]

@@gohheehock2756 that was just the camera. You can see the protag in that get grabbed by the spaghetti bastard