Scariest Videos On The Internet #10

These are the scariest videos you can watch on the internet
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[@TheThird1977]

"Just keep the lights on" I can remember, back when I was 9yrs old and afraid of the dark. My uncle said "if Jason was actually coming to kill you, do you think the light being on will stop him?" and followed it up with "at least with the light out you won't know he's there and it'll be quick." My mum didn't ask him to babysit ever again, lol.

[@shadowlord0162]

madlad actually is right. lmao

[@helloolllom]

madlad actually is right. lmao

[@0_dearghealach_083]

Jesus H.

[@nemuruvia]

something i used to say is “if I cant see it, how can it see me?” whenever i was in my bedroom in the dark, didnt really work but i tried anyway

[@marthmallow7420]

@@nemuruvia smarter than me

[@rbmay]

Portrait of God is so delightfully scary. i saw it a while back, and it's still one of my favourite short horror films i've seen. i love the fact that the image is still there after the screen is lifted, and formatting it as a school presentation is a fantastic way to give the exposition without being unrealistic about it. i absolutely adore the ending, the fact that she had this "religious experience" that seemingly lasted for a few minutes, but in reality she's been standing there, staring at a blank screen, completely frozen and unblinking is incredible. not to mention her undying faith in the thing she's supposedly running from. it's one of the few short horror films that is equally as horrific every time you watch it.

[@ericadrummond2530]

I love it

[@user-hleubfk20]

I watched corykenshin watch it and I, like him was terrified.

[@freshplayz0072]

does no one here know how projectors work? XD of course the image will still be there it's really the moment it moved that got me because projectors still project on any surface until turned off lmao

[@rbmay]

@@freshplayz0072 yeah i know. i think the fact that the image isn’t warped or anything when it comes down is eerie, since that would happen even if there was a wall directly behind it. plus the creature moves after it comes down. but yeah, i did consider that, i think regardless it’s still a terrifying image.

[@freshplayz0072]

@@rbmay yes very lol

[@TwiggyShei]

The thing about "Lure" that really takes me out of it is when the monster just gently sails through the window. It gets me every time, it's so funny.

[@nrg6245]

Right it was scary asf til that lmao

[@ZimVader-0017]

I had to replay that part twice, it was too funny 😂

[@reydragonclaw1128]

The scariest part was getting flashed by his grippers 😭

[@jellybeandog]

she was a fairy

[@StargazerSkyscraper]

It was the dendy for me LOL

[@d34dstruck13]

Fun thing to think about: when you have the infinite mirrors setup, you are technically looking into the past. Each reflection takes just the tiniest bit of time to reach the other mirror and then your eyes, so if they are big enough to see enough iterations, you can actually see the delay

[@vintage-radio]

I wonder how big the mirrors would have to be for you to see the delay

[@nakulaman]

​​​​​@@vintage-radioThey would have to be pretty big. Consider that light travels around 7 and a half times the circumference of the earth in a second (in a vacuum).

[@vintage-radio]

@@nakulaman yeah fair enough

[@dogmeat2418]

You're always looking into the past, doesn't matter what you're looking at. Since reality is just based on your perception, you're always existing in the past, you're living in the past.

[@millo7295]

So she was attacked by the previous victim IT FITS SO WELL

[@vriskaxtereziotp]

As someone who works in a clothing store, people absolutely ignore the "closed area" signs if they think they can get into a fitting room lol.

[@elliejohnson7029]

as someone who also works in retail, yeah people cant read lol

[@zephatry]

@@elliejohnson7029that or they think the rules don’t apply to them

[@mimicmemento]

So I worked in Walmart during the quarantine, so the changing rooms were closed... one woman's 'solution' to this was to legit undress and change IN FRONT of the changing rooms... worst part, she seemed BAFFLED at why we asked her to stop doing this... we also had to stop a number of people undressing their *children* in the aisles to have them try on clothes... what is it about clothes shopping that makes humans just instantly lose all their brain cells

[@lisamarie4653]

​@@mimicmemento probably the fact they never had brain cells Edit: thank you for the 30 likes

[@abbyishere915]

it only seems unrealistic to me because i don’t understand why someone would wanna get to a fitting room so bad they would go up that creepy of a staircase 😭 but people completely ignoring signs and stuff i definitely realistic

[@danielking910]

As a huge indie horror fan, that "God Portrait" was legit fascinating to me...felt like i was holding my breath the whole time. I know you won't see this, but thanks for sharing dude!

[@Space_Potat]

Jack hearting the comment that says “but you probably won’t see this” like a silent chad move

[@meatball6017]

👍

[@Werewolf914]

I agree definitely the best one I'm going to be sharing it to all my horror friends for sure

[@AndTecks]

Almost no one gets subtle horror right. I understand that it needs to be a bit more obvious for a lot of people... but still...

[@benjidavis9525]

That one is based off of an scp of the same name btw! There's a lot to it if you liked that I would check out the entries

[@Heval_Kurd]

The Portrait of God short film was done so well!! There were no unnecessary jump scares which usually ruins all suspense and mystery of the thing we're meant to be afraid of when watching these horror stuff. And love the idea that for us we saw her having that outer body experience for a few mins, but in truth it had been 3+ hours

[@reydragonclaw1128]

I know, the way she'd been in a trance for 3 hours was craaaazy. The way she smiled at the end even though she was clutching her necklace so hard she was bleeding too gave me goosebumps.

[@BloodyFourSquad]

it's "out of body experience"

[@Skyflakes05]

@@reydragonclaw1128 portrait of god and vesuvius are two great short horror films about religion

[@ksdtsubfil6840]

What if god actually looked like Munci the nextbot?

[@draculahewitt8307]

I mean as i often say if angels and god were so beaitiful and pleasant they probably wouldnt start every conversation with be not afraid

[@bungusdoogungus7981]

Im convinced that people who sleep with their bedroom door open fear nothing

[@FilthTribeFTP]

That, or they have cats 😂 You close the bedroom door at night and it doesn't matter what side of the door they're on... They either want in to be with you, or they want to leave to go eat or use the litterbox, and you can betch'er arse it'll be non stop all night, unless you just keep it open 🤣

[@Isonnia94]

I feel the opposite 😂 closing bedroom doors just makes me think somethings the other side

[@yunadelaney]

Welcome to iran. No one is allowed to close doors in this household.🙏

[@sesphosp7139]

​@@yunadelaneyno thats not true

[@bellablue5285]

​@@FilthTribeFTP or large dogs... one of mine will headbutt the door open in the middle of the night, and the resulting bang in pitch darkness is scary af to wake up to

[@SubscribeToMyChannelImCool]

Ah yes, watching horror videos in the middle of December. The perfect holly jolly good vibe for the Christmas season!

[@Humanresouces]

Who the hell is UTTP?

[@evelyngorton]

​​@@Humanresouces a bot UTTP is a bot

[@Zombie-Hunter]

@@Humanresouces They call themselves the U Tube Troll Police, but they are the ones who do the trolling. They claim to make better content, but they have no content at all. Just report their channels. Edit: Oh wait this is just a copycat using Mr. Beast's profile pic like all of the bully bots used to attack JackSepticEye by saying the most awful things about his dad.

[@arima_song]

The spooks are in regardless of the season🎃💀

[@KarmaHarm]

Agreed 😂

[@potatopatooti]

The first video reminds me of my friend with schizophrenia. It was so hard for her tell what was and wasn't real. Eventually a stray cat adopted her. The old boy was terrified of everyone except her so she knew if the cat was chilling, the things she was seeing probably weren't real. (I have narcolepsy and most of the hallucinations I get are sounds or shadows in just in my peripheral vision. No where near as scary as schizophrenia because it's more obvious my brain is just dreaming while awake - but enough to creep me out sometimes)

[@sloop3720]

that’s so cool and something i never even thought about! amazing that the cat helps her without realizing it ❤

[@NorthernGreenEyes]

My ex had that. Spent 14 years together. It got to the point where nothing worked especially if he went off his meds. He became progressively more and more violent. Jan 23' he tried to strangle me. He was arrested. I took that chance to gtfo. I left, got a 5-year CPO, and haven't seen him since. It's been tough navigating through trauma. Some nights the nightmares keep me awake all night. I will say that that type of behavior is NOT normal for a schizophrenic. I think because he was also overusing Adderal he became aggressive because in 14yrs he's never done anything.

[@penslaandco9111]

omg I do the same with my dog. I don't have schizophrenia but I get really paranoid and lowkey delusional when I'm home alone, esp at night. My dog has bad anxiety around anyone new, even if she's met them before, and she barks when ANYONE knocks on the door. So if someone was breaking in, she would tell me before I even heard it lol.

[@___idk]

oh

[@sneakmore]

My dad told me a story once of being on my great grandfathers property which is slightly out of town off of a highway and telling me that he wasn't sure if it was because he had malaria or anti malaria medication but that he had hallucinations at times but wasn't really aware of how bad things were until one day he calmly walked into his room leaned down and said that the front door to the house was left open and he closed it but to look into the room and tell him if he saw anything. My dad said no shaking his head all confused and his grandfather suddenly looked super relieved and we still aren't sure if he just let it slip or if he felt my dad was old enough now to know whats going on but as he walked away he very lightly said "I saw a bear sleeping"

[@puppiesgacha2948]

Fun fact for those who don't know: Portrait of God was made by the same person who made the Home Videos one that Sean watched a while back. The one with the camcorder in the basement. Thought that was cool. They honestly did a great job on both but it's crazy to see the improvement over time as well

[@MarMonkey2606]

as a nighttime security guard i can guarantee that the dark and solitude REALLY does fuck with your head at times especially if you are someplace old or normally lively during the day, like the old but still popular local shopping mall i work at.

[@samuelracine2108]

Dude! You showed the video my dad was in, Tom Racine!! It was the "Portrait of God" one, he did the voice that said "Its beautiful" at the end of the recording :) I'm really glad you liked it Jack, I always love these videos :))

[@breadcheekz3585]

That’s so cool!!!

[@Cheese4575]

that was your dad?!

[@marthmallow7420]

epic

[@AmieMorley-st6tz]

Your dads voice (and all or the voices in the presentation part) have me ASMR tingles! What a delightful experience

[@40watt53]

@@AmieMorley-st6tz 💀

[@beleva09]

The "Portrait of God" film was *by far* the scariest one to me. The way it was just so intensely unnerving the whole way through, with the excellent attention to detail.

[@meowmew444]

The last two were definitely the best imo, but Portrait of God was maybe my favorite short film I've ever seen. I absolutely love the ideas in it and it was executed so perfectly. These are the people I'd love to see writing and directing movies, it's so refreshing to see something unique.

[@shybuckett2937]

fun fact: parallel mirrors are actually very commonly considered to be portals for fae/the supernatural and because i believe in those things, that last one is freaky as fuck 🤠

[@dropdeadinsanity]

In my house my bathroom has two mirrors facing each other on opposite walls and one in the center wall. We also have a spiral staircase. I often get the feeling of being watched at night when I'm upstairs. You can hear footsteps and knocking occasionally in the dead of night. A lot of knocking in our tiny attic. I've been up there during the day and never see anything (I suspected a squirrel or rats).

[@pepethefrog6809]

9:35 Even Sean gets his real name mixed up with "Jack". LMAO

[@sparklight0964]

Right? His friends and fans call him Jack all the time so it makes sense he got used to responding to it 😅

[@stacyaaa9471]

Ikr when he said it was his real name i got confused cause over the years i also started to call him seán XDDD

[@EStramel09]

He’s said it before, but Sean and Jack are interchangeable in Ireland. His name is Sean, but both his mother and friends both frequently called him Jack growing up. So for him, it’s like William and Bill or Theodore and Teddy.

[@bethanyplatt8154]

@@EStramel09 Oh thanks for that. When I first started watching him, I legit thought his name was Jack. Then every once in a while I'd hear the name Sean, maybe like when I saw some of the collabs with the other Irish dudes, and I was like who the f*ck is Sean? 🤣 I didn't realize they were interchangeable.

[@vinnygothika7510]

The concept of a room with mirrors is a doubly terrifying one, due to the idea of mirrors being portals to the other side, it's why the whole fun house mirror thing sets many people on edge.

[@locus9668]

I was looking for the comment lol. I really wanted someone to mention the vortex in the changing room.

[@parkchimmin7913]

Idk if it’s just me, but I can’t stand looking at my entire face for more than 5 minutes. If I look any longer, it starts to freak me out because my face starts to look off.

[@IxodesPersulcatus]

Jack: "Do you see that?" KZbin bitrate: "They did not, in fact, see that."

[@emma_nutella58]

The thing that scares me the most is knowing I’ll have to work for the rest of my life just so I can be able to afford to live a decent life

[@nrg6245]

That’s life you have to find certain ways to make money while you sleep look at Jack he did it you can too life is hard but your harder trust

[@LyraPyxisVT]

it shouldnt be, thats just our gov being greedy, we shouldnt have to work 50 hours with no time to our selves to detox and relax, humans need to be able to relax and have breaks, its physically proven, if our gov actually raised the wages to meet the required living state, we wouldnt have to be working hard, but no our gov wants us to be slaves, so im sorry but your wrong@@nrg6245

[@embyveddii]

@@nrg6245 "life is hard but you're harder" hmmmm

[@nrg6245]

@@embyveddii 💜💜💜 lol

[@chief_mourner]

at some point it stops being scary and you become jaded. your time will come.

[@TwoPolarCat]

These are literally my absolute favorite videos from your channel. They got me so into short horror films and short films in general. Please never stop making these videos

[@Junksaint]

Commenting on a top ish comment to say maybe there should be a content warning for last one

[@44Gen44]

right!!! i love when he makes these videos, i just wish he would do them more often 💔 i just rewatch all the other ones a bunch of times 😂

[@teddybeartom3034]

Same!!

[@KuzaKat]

the Portrait of God one was possibly the most incredible short horror ive ever seen, that was SO good and unsettling holy fuck i loved that!! Thank you for sharing such awesome works!

[@NoNameEst1992]

Hundred percent I came here too write this. It was absolutely incredible, it gave me shivers

[@mitsurirl]

i saw it the other day when i was going down the horror rabbit hole and i didnt even notice the eyes behind her at the start so it was cool to see from his perspective

[@kaitlynziehm]

I love these short horror films and think they’re all great in their own way, but “Portrait of God” was beyond phenomenal. I can’t put into words how amazing that was. It’s been a while since I’ve been genuinely terrified from a video/movie/etc., but this one pulled it off.

[@TheguywholikesFNAF]

I love how Sean is paying more attention to the room then the person just picking things out like games and oosters

[@FacterinoCommenterino]

Today's Fact: In 1977, a plane crashed into a plane carrying the wife of the Yugoslavian ambassador to the United States; both survived the crash, but both had previously been involved in a plane crash in 1972.

[@gage6334]

Nice

[@captainsmileyface60]

How are you so fast. Do you just have list of these made.

[@Dadgaming6616]

Lol dude I wish I could get here for a shameless self plug as fast as this guy gives out facts

[@strawberrypancakes8518]

The people or the planes?

[@Humanresouces]

​@@shamzleeamongus6542People who like history. They exist.

[@belmoon01]

the changing room one was such a cool concept cause those rooms with the mirrors across from each other always scared me and made me so uncomfortable

[@emeraldhummingbird7547]

There’s a saying that you should never place mirrors facing each other because they create portals. I really like that idea, it’s great for all kinds of spooky things

[@laurenp_xxx]

Another thing I liked about the concept of The Changing Room was that it played on the theory of portals formed from two mirrors facing each other. It almost brings a paranormal element to that video too, I loved how simple yet incredibly creepy it was.

[@mckennahelyse1788]

You have kids who worry about noises and the dark who grow up and worry about normal adult things, and then there's adults like me who still sometimes worry about the noises along with all the normal adult stresses. 😂 I love when my brain just has to remind me of everything I'm terrified of when I'm trying to sleep.

[@delta0x]

"oh you just got fired? worried about your taxes? thats cool hey what if theres a demogorgon on your ceiling"

[@LuciferN666]

The small chaotic edits when Sean describes how he think the event takes place are killing me 😂

[@Diceroll]

thank you so much ahah!

[@cmen6895]

@@DicerollWoah is it you doing it? Good fucking job man.

[@ButterscotchMcBean1995]

lol cool.

[@pepethefrog6809]

@@cmen6895 Jack brought Diceroll in as an editor 3 years ago, I think it's to lessen the workload of Robin since he has a channel as well.

[@A_lovelylittlething]

Dealing with nightmares is worth it with Sean's scary videos

[@incipio1831]

that’s what i thought before clicking on the video 😂

[@TheMidnightPuppet]

yep

[@MorningStar13yt]

Nightmares never really scared me. I alwasy controlled my nightmares I wish others could. Prob why I love horror

[@bastetthegod5227]

@MorningStar13yt who are you trying to impress lying on the internet?

[@teddybeartom3034]

Indeed

[@mrwillis6790]

When I was a kid, the house I lived in was pretty old, and my bedroom closet door was slightly warped out of shape. This would make it open on it’s own whenever it felt like it. Traumatizing.

[@nrg6245]

I love seeing all the comments of Horror lovers. I know some of you guys are like me, I’m 23 and been watching Jack since the old days of 2013 but I’ll tell you Horror has always been my favorite genre. So seeing him do videos like this is so nostalgic and amazing.

[@Snofia565]

The first one is terrifying to me. I have nyctophobia (the phobia of the dark instead of just being afraid of it) and the first video is the closest thing I’ve seen to what I actually experience in my everyday (or rather night) life. It actually showed how it feels for me, and how I act on really bad nights. Like almost exactly. I don’t know if that was intentional, but still. Remember it’s ok if you’re scared of the dark as an adult. The dark is pretty scary, and phobia’s aren’t something to be ashamed of.

[@nommingzombieh3385]

are you scared of the dark, or what’s IN the dark?

[@Zayzanater]

@@nommingzombieh3385 Scared of both equally, scared of the dark because it’s makes everything hard to see and feels like your just in nothing, left alone with your thoughts. Scared of what’s in the dark, for well obvious reasons.

[@40watt53]

@@nommingzombieh3385 Nobody is scared of just the dark itself, you're scared because something could be that and you're not certain if it is or isn't.

[@TatoWasTaken]

I’m still afraid of the dark and I’m 18! 😂 I literally imagine things chasing me when I turn off the lights and I run straight to my room..

[@juliette9714]

Dw I'm 21 and feel this way too 💪

[@HEPaine]

YES. the perfect, spooky way to spend a sunday watching more scariest videos

[@skyethenerd1054]

If only we had a spooky scary sunday 😢😢

[@marcusj9815]

It’s raining outside too, cozy vibes

[@1ah.u.n.k123]

I was looking for this, thank you @@skyethenerd1054

[@infectedpotato117]

​@@skyethenerd1054 fr bros been gone for AGES

[@ZancoIntel]

I'm in a lot of emotional pain on this happy Christmas day. This is helping me to feel something else. Thanks Sean.

[@jessfaulkner9827]

I grew up in a house with a decent amount of mirrors, my mom was very spiritual and thought that telling me mirrors are somewhat linked to spirits would make me feel better about how uncomfortable I felt around them as she was very positive but all it did was make me think about the fact that if good spirits can connect to mirrors so can the bad, and that made me feel even worse, but now I had the idea they could travel through the mirrors, she tried lol

[@ivorymoonwolf4721]

I've always had an intense fear of mirrors. I heard that mirrors are portals and I've always been scared to look into them out of fear of seeing some demon in there. I have a mirror and a tv that faces my bed and sometimes I get paranoid that when I open my eyes something will be inside the screen/glass.

[@jc_art_]

Just go through the mirror. You get used to the flipped organs after a while.

[@jennymattback3780]

If mirrors makw you uneasy, I highly suggest not having one facing your bed, it could be negatively affecting your quality of sleep which could also fuel the paranoia/fear! Even if you know there is nothing to be afraid of, don't disregard your own comfort, you deserve to feel safe❤

[@backonlazer791]

If it makes you feel any better we have plenty of mirrors and I've never encountered any paranormal events regarding them. In any case, as @@jennymattback3780 said you should probably remove the mirror or cover it up with a curtain if you use it. You could also replace it with a painting or one of those mirrors that can be flipped so the mirror is against the wall.

[@ivorymoonwolf4721]

@@jc_art_ maybe I'll end up in Wonderland or something lol

[@itsnicole11]

I usually cover mine with a towel and keep my head down when I go to the bathroom during the night. Definitely move the one that faces the bed and never ever put two mirrors across from each other. I have an intense fear of them too and most people don’t get it

[@cryamistellimek9184]

Call it perfect timing. Got the urge to binge all the scariest videos Jack did and this pops into my recommended feed as soon as I finished the playlist.

[@iamzeubermensch917]

Wow what a coinkydink!

[@miffedman4209]

I remember watching that Lure one a while back and not knowing why it was so friggin unsettling to me. Someone in the comments said that, among other things, it sets up a rule by making it seem like the kid needs to open the window for the thing to get in, so you feel safe as long as the windows closed. Then, it breaks the rule. And the window. I thought that was pretty neat.

[@anaymehra7630]

The first one is genuinely my most terrifying nightmare, I always watch Sean's videos under a blanket and after every jumpscare I try to look outside the blanket just like the guy in the video, sheesh that one will stick for a while with me

[@voidspooks6372]

That first one hit hard as someone who had paranoid schizophrenia as a kid. Literally the same vibes.

[@ThaRealPlay2Win]

Wait do you not anymore? Or do you just have prescribed medications now?

[@lilscenechick1995]

Wdym “as a kid?” You don’t grow out of schizophrenia.

[@Ambiatic]

i cant believe I've been watching Sean for ten years this month. i started watching when i was 10 and now I'm 20 years old. its crazy how fast the time flies and how different everything is from then. thank you for being you, Sean!

[@GH0STS_D1E]

i’ve been watching for about the same time and now i’m about to turn into a full blown adult

[@uhohspaghettios3801]

I've been watching for the same amount of time, it's so crazy to think about. I remember coming home from school and binging happy wheels videos. Time flies

[@Givemepeanutbutter]

I turned 17 on the 12th!! Been watching him for about as long as I can remember. I remember being there when he released New Videos of his first Undertale playthrough and Happy Wheels!

[@BoxOKittens]

That first one gave me flashbacks to my childhood. I saw very realistic hallucinations of people and bugs in the dark. The people would just stand or sit there like statues, and if I stared hard at them sometimes they'd sway back and forth. It always scared tf out of me, but I actually got used to it. In fact, one christmas night I was like 5 yrs old and I remember vividly waking up in the middle of the night, and wandering around my aunt's house in the darkness. I 'saw' my aunt and cousins and others all standing and sitting around in the living room, except they weren't real. They were like frozen in time statues or something, and I remember my tiny brain not being sure if this was something scary or neat, because I just had no concept of hallucinations. I remember crawling back into my bed eventually and staring out the window at a street light until morning. Thankfully I'm in my 30s now and I only start hallucinating whenever I get very stressed out. It's kinda become my little warning system to say "okay time to take a break and relax"

[@prixlast6136]

Thanks sean! Me and my lil cousin love watching short horror films with you reacting to it! Btw happy holidays to you and to everyone!!!

[@momojamojamo3197]

As a kid, I used to think the shadows in the corner of my room were people standing there in the night. I hated pulling the blanket over my head, made me nervous that I couldn’t see anything, but the fear got so bad that I had to convince myself that if I had the blanket up to my nose that whatever monster that was after me either wouldn’t see or recognize me lol. Also as a kid, there was a changing room that had a three way mirror set up that you could adjust, and if you stood in front of the middle one you could pull the other two on the sides closer making a triangle of mirrors, it was trippy but my brother and I loved messing with it.

[@qinyima5693]

Hell, I watched the first insidious movie when I was like 12, and I can't sleep without light for several days straight lol, was being soo paranoid at night... Now I turned to a horror fan though, enjoy the psychological types more

[@momojamojamo3197]

@@qinyima5693 saaaame! I watched that as a kid as well, that scene where that ghost keeps saying “he’s got your baby, he’s got your baby” absolutely terrified me lol. And now I am also a horror fan, crazy how that works out

[@qinyima5693]

@@momojamojamo3197 Omg I remember that scene bruh, so creepy indeed🥲 It feels nice to know someone had similar experience as me, wish you have a wonderful day bro, and life too ;)

[@momojamojamo3197]

@@qinyima5693 you too dude, nice connecting with you 😁

[@GeraldTheFrogg]

damn this is the most wholesome KZbin comments section ever

[@UnoGroove]

"I have to apologise, Jack" "I hate it when they say my real name" - said SEAN!

[@jafar_snaids6047]

I was gonna post a similar comment too 😂 but then I read that his family calls him jack as a nickname. Can’t confirm 100% but that would make sense then why he said it.

[@flarplepiffenshank9644]

[The Changing room] 29:02 My family owns a hair salon and has since before I was born. Their mirrors are exactly like that. You can see infinitely from the side profiles and from the front/back. It's super cool when the salon is full of people, but when you're there alone (especially after hours at night) it's a singularly offputing experience. I had to try to ignore them on many late night deep cleaning sessions during 2020 (we stayed open because we couldn't afford not to but sanitized the whole store every night)

[@Sailortwilight]

Amazing showcase of horror! Thank you for sharing these because this has opened up a whole lot of new content for me to check out on KZbin!

[@karachter]

i'm so glad you covered portrait of god, it's one of the best horror short films i've watched, i was sitting in my dining room during the day watching it and i barely made it through, i was terrified

[@Kiwibro790]

I asked him to watch it and I thought he wouldn't see my comment. I'm so glad he did

[@_seaiscalling42_]

I would like to note Sean's hair looks exceptionally spectacular in this video

[@Thearkhamknight89]

Jack one more comment about how thrilled and absolutely thankful i am to have had watched you for over 10 years i have missed some of your videos when i was younger due to a lot of family drama and things but man am i ready to dive back in to your videos i just wanted to say thank you for helping me with the family trauma i had as i really went through a lot.

[@tralactic4347]

Its cool seeing you watch Christopher Cox films! He is my favorite indie filmmaker. It's nice to see his work getting out there to popular youtubers. Nice video jack!

[@SophiiLuca]

The sweet dreams one (the 1st short film) was so close to what I experience as someone with schizophrenia. When it’s dark, I can see shadows in the shape of a person, and I sense some sort of presence in the dark corners in my apartment or even right behind me. I know it’s not real but it is so difficult to not believe it even a little. During the day, I’m paranoid of the real people I meet instead lol. I’m glad that I don’t actually see dead people or monsters. Thank god, because I’d die of fright

[@ArmstrongandTumbler]

You have my respect for dealing with such a condition with such a positive attitude. I salute you.

[@kristinelarsen5214]

I was wondering if the guy in the video maybe had Schizophenia, it looked how I imagined it might. You have all my respect for dealing with the condition, and I hope you are at a point where daily life is enjoyable or that you get to that point.

[@freakishuproar1168]

I'm glad you watch Dylan Clark's _Portrait of God._ That one left me feeling profoundly unnerved upon first seeing it, no cheap jump scares and just abandoning the viewer within a gulf of unanswerable questions and skin-crawling ambiguity.

[@dreamfanboy149]

I love how jack is just making jokes during a sad and scary short film. So funny, pointing out weird details

[@nefariou5]

the infinite mirror horror is brilliant. it felt very ring-esque but different enough to be unique and unsettling.

[@bloodrock1879]

the way that monster floats in the lure clip 😭💀

[@ElectraByteCookie]

was literally rewatching all this series yesterday and am so excited for more, I LOVE these vids so much

[@capnko]

YO SAME!!

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[@thebatmanofneo-gotham5667]

Really awesome that he finally saw Portrait of God. That one is easily one of my favorite short horror films on KZbin.

[@crokiecrocanine1657]

Portrait of God was absolutely my favorite. It shows how things can bring a response of intrigue and fear without needing to be big and loud. The moment his eyes moved to look at her was insanely good. I also imagine that yeah, with how biblically accurate angels look I imagine god looks just as terrifying but probably more in an uncanny sense. it portrays that great. good shit

[@draugr905]

the second video was so creepy until she actually revealed that she was a killer. I'd rather the whole play out normally without the guy being poisoned and just having a normal very unsettling dinner with the lady. Does anyone else agree? Either way, this is probably my favorite episode of this series.

[@elysium4121]

Yeah it was playing into cliches

[@soaphope3398]

It was acted and edited and directed terribly. It was hard for me to get through 😅

[@NickCombs]

I think you do have to eventually give some kind of hint, but yeah it works best when it’s subtle enough to make us think about it and question ourselves.

[@AndTecks]

I didn't even get a twinge of scary. It looked like they wanted to make a horror film before a porn shoot

[@bluelfsuma]

Yeah, it all fell apart after she started _stroking a knife._ Just absolutely silly.

[@JackSpearow12]

I introduced you two my little sister and she loves you, I’m really happy that you bring so much happiness to my sister as you did to me when I was younger. Love you Jack ❤

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[@ShadowEvertide]

I'm so happy to see this video, I've missed these!

[@sirknarx]

Dude the editing is soo good on this one!

[@StarRose108]

Dylan Clark, that made the Portrait of God film, is an amazing horror director and I highly recommend checking out more of his work

[@RPD_Rookie1998]

I’ve seen my fair share of horrors through the years, but celestial horror still gets me

[@DerpyPannycake]

You need to do these more often these Short horror movies are so good (but im to scared to watch them by myself lol )

[@jude9979]

the portrait of God is one of my favourit things ive seen in a while. what you said about the idea of God being terrifiyng to look at reminded me of the ‘biblically accurate’ angels that get thrown around these days. how truly biblically accurate they are is debatable but the repeating of “be not afraid” and the bewildering descriptions we get of them is fascinating to me. if angels are scary to humans with just a fraction of the power that God holds, it makes total sense for God would be terrifying to us

[@stephenbyers6173]

13:28 that animation is one of the funniest things I've ever seen, dude just A posing into the room lol.

[@user-qy1hh6yd9x]

Man that first one hit home. When I was about 16 I woke up and looked across the room, saw my mom and dad standing there in the darkness, barely could make them out, blood pouring from their nose and mouths. I bolted for my parents room in a panic, they were fine.

[@AspienGirl]

They're getting so good! Thanks Sean.

[@boichot4969]

I love seeing sean reacting to stuff like this instead of just playing scary games... like it feels more personal somehow.

[@bryannab2703]

The last video was my favorite. I was shouting at my computer. The slow crawl through the mirrors made my skin crawl. I knew that the entity hadn't left but I still got confused and then surprised when it showed up next to her. Very cool use of perspectives. I love it!

[@MellosChocolateBunny]

Not me literally rewatching Jack's Scariest video's playlist!! The timing is impeccable 👌🏻 Thank you, Jack!

[@Oa515]

​@@BangerContent go eat some salt

[@therockerlegend8241]

CORRECT, IT ISNT YOU.

[@TheAmazingAdam]

Love those last creepy horror short films. Great ideas and acting.

[@JillieF00]

The first video gave me chills, cause that is probably the best representation I can think of for sleep paralysis. Ringing in the ears, sometimes unable to move. Visual hallucinations. God I hate that stuff.

[@spheromancer_]

The portrait of God one is really neat, I love it when authors do interesting things with the concept of God and/or angels. My favorite examples of it are the short stories "Upon the Dull Earth", by Phillip K Dick (also responsible for Minority Report and the story that was adapted to Blade Runner) and, especially, "Hell is the Absence of God", by Ted Chiang which can be found in the book "Stories of Your Life and Others" (all of his stories here are great, one of them is the one that was adapted to the movie Arrival).

[@BRIANNA_00]

Jack, thanks for just being yourself man. I'm glad the fame didn't go to your head, it does for so many.

[@samkavanagh9165]

Shup

[@BRIANNA_00]

That first video is HEAVY, oh my god...

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[@mel40909]

After watching this, I would love to see Sean play some scary Xmas games🖤

[@Lee0613]

15:27 the ending to these videos always makes me think gangsta's paradise is gonna play

[@lucienmoolman8017]

Whenever I get scared of something I just imagine Jack in my place and how scared he could be and then I immediately start laughing

[@AlleyWolf123]

That first one is crazy! Really embodies how it feels to be a child where a blanket can save you from any monster

[@whydotheycallyoupsychokeil4884]

I'm so glad you're still doing these I gave up on the other person that did it

[@hithereimbored]

ive been waiting for another scaariest videos on the internet for ages im so glad its back!!

[@abizardfahry4591]

I think the "ignore it" One was interesting, because itu could be like a skeleton in the closet, like a family issue that they think as long as the ignore it, it will go away, but it slowly destroys their family.

[@xeres6232]

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[@thottywizard]

That 'portrait of god one' was so good holy shit, i genuinely felt breathless watching it. So excited to see what else Dylan makes!

[@ayanafzal7629]

I remember watchin you 4 years ago :). Sweet times

[@josemiguelmallari9098]

Sean has truly the most majestic hair I've seen in a while

[@ElraenaFaidh]

The portrait of god one and the last one were SUPER good. I really loved those two. The first one was pretty decent too, I liked it a lot. But those last two, whoa.

[@CyberShantyVODs]

As someone who has Psychosis, that first vid is my entire life, everything shifts in the dark and sounds are constantly tugging at my vision.

[@animelordd]

love to watch these they always make my -day- night

[@XavierShade]

That 2nd video was hilarious. The definitely not green bean casserole and the Publix rotisserie chicken cracked me up. I couldn't focus on anything else.

[@llawliet1522]

I'm surprised I didn't realise Ill was by Max Verehin right away, his style is so unique. Both his illustrations and his 3D works are incredible, he's one of the most skilled horror artists of recent times.

[@ARandomEliatrope]

I LOVE these videos, PLEASE do more of these frequently, i genuinely love watching jack react to stuff so much because the way he reacts is just... Unique.

[@rachelpope8663]

Dude, the one with the deer was DEFINITELY a Harvester and a Mimic from Vita Carnis! So cool to see things like that realized in hi def, and to see the subtle nods to things they were inspired by

[@alaynacannady1504]

9:43 when he gasped at jack i was like what happened did i miss somehting bc i forgot his name was jack💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@nathanaelhiggs3568]

Hey Jack, just wanted to say thank you for the wonderful content you put out. I just lost my cousin yesterday and watching your videos got us through a lot of tuff times within our lives so even though you may never see this I just wanted to say thank you, it truly means the world to me because she loved your content so much.

[@rainyrai_]

THIS IS SO SWEET

[@40watt53]

I'm so sorry for your loss. ❤

[@pubuduyapa4159]

My condolences for your loss mate. 😔🙏

[@dompie23]

I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost a cousin in September and even though we weren't close, it still crushed me. It sounds like you were close to your cousin so I truly feel for you *hug*

[@samtheboss6274]

5:07 this is why everyone feels like that blanket is a shield

[@boredsoul3490]

Portrait of God is my favorite short horror film. It's subtle and slow and it shows just enough to be scary. I feel like unnecessary jumpscares relieve the tension. Also the projector's light at the end looks like a glory. Nice details.

[@codyglenn7231]

The "Ill" clip with the revolver was giving me serious Metro: Last Light vibes.