VFX Artists DEBUNK Paranormal Creatures

[@CorridorCrew]

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[@saltonium6725]

Have you guys tried to debunk the Skinny Bob alien video from about a decade ago?

[@irvingsgarp]

This sponsored segment was one of the best.

[@Midget32]

Why don't you just give them to someone for 3 days and get their opinion on it?

[@FireEqualizer]

@@Midget32 That opinion would not be something you could include in a sponsored video.

[@MisterM18]

Bobby Or Dobby. Best T-shirt Ever!!

[@zirox624]

you guys should do this as an challenge! who can make the most realistic paranormal video :o

[@presidentdesmond]

Yes please, it'd be a treat

[@captainnemog1705]

yes that sounds awesome

[@DarkExcalibur42]

I would love to see this ♥

[@Beunibster]

And try to make them go viral before releasing the episode

[@chekote]

Yass

[@sophisticatednebula4236]

What if you guys make some of these videos yourself, and try to make them as convincing as possible, then let them out into the wild for a few weeks and see how much traction they get? I think that would make a cool video!

[@cripstick4336]

definitely

[@WillHuizenga]

Collab with nukes top 5

[@MegInWhispers]

agreed!!

[@westy1637]

Didn't they do that with the some deep fake video ages ago?

[@anonymes2884]

I suspect their intent with these is to _combat_ disinformation rather than contribute to it. (sure, after a few weeks they could own up to it but how many people that are convinced by the videos will even hear about the owning up, nevermind believe it ?)

[@space_1073]

I love when they debunk something with common sense. My immediate response to these is to try to see if there is vfx, but these dudes will just say: "LCD screens don't have static." and make me feel really dumb.

[@demonzabrak]

JUST TO BE CONTRARY: a lot of ghost lore has them generate electromagnetic frequencies, the classic “EMF Reader” trope, right? Wifi is also an electromagnetic frequency, so technically a wireless monitor needs to have a wifi receiver, and therefore can have static if the ghost generates wifi like signal ranges and is the strongest emitter to the receiver (or only source). Obviously doesn’t work for wired monitors.

[@avnitro4650]

@@demonzabrak I like the contrary thinking. I just have a correction to offer. While, yes, what you said will work for radio signals, for Wi-Fi, it likely will not. A radio receiver just absorbs all signals and tries to decode them into useable information. Wi-Fi, on the other hand, is a connection that is specifically set up between two devices. The communication over Wi-Fi works using IP-based traffic, just like over the Internet. This means that the messages have to have a very specific format, otherwise they simply won't be accepted by the IP protocol. If you introduce a lot of noise, like you suggested a ghost might do, the best it can do is jam the connection, preventing network traffic from reaching its destination. However, it will not suddenly create new valid IP messages to send over that communication link, and will therefore NOT generate static.

[@demonzabrak]

@@avnitro4650 so I’m not 100% sure how IP broadcasting works, I always assumed it was essentially an electronic timing system, but my knowledge of this area started back in 2010 when the army sent me to Fort Huachuca in New Mexico to become my infantry company’s TEWO, or Tactical Electronic Warfare Operations specialist. 90% of my job responsibilities were to know how to add the timing to various devices, know what set of flashing lights meant what on the diagnostic tools, and to forget a bunch of stupid wattage numbers and frequencies for specific things because it’s “classified.” If I remembered what the Spruce wattage and coverage range was and I told people, I could technically be arrested. So I never memorized any of it. Fuck that. The other stuff wasn’t. These were things like “the practical application of the square-cube rule,” where the scale of a change in a linear direction has a scale^2 change in surface area and ^3 change in volume, right? An emitter at 100 watts measured at 10 feet will measure at 25 watts at 20 feet, as the area it needs to cover doubles along both dimensions. If you did 3x as far, it would be 1/3^2, or 1/9. 4x makes 1/16th the power, etc. if you make a model of yourself that’s 1/2 scale, it’s total volume is 1/8 yours, or 1/2^3. That whole thing. Now, Electronic attack devices like jammers work on the principle that, even if something uses custom timing, like our gear does, or a garage door opener with a paired emitter-receiver strapped to an IED, if you scream random bullshit on every frequency during every possible timing, it still blocks out the devices communication. Does any of that info change your assessment on if a ghost could static out the monitors? I still don’t know shit about how IP addresses work, but now maybe you know a little more about how jamming works?

[@demonzabrak]

@@avnitro4650 forgot a bit: to be clear, what I mean is “every time I have experienced an audio or video tool being jammed, it results in static, so if a ghost jams the signal it maybe still makes static?”

[@avnitro4650]

@@demonzabrak Oh, that's all very interesting, hearing about your own experiences. From what I can tell, you mainly worked with radio-based communication. Those signals, along with WiFi and Bluetooth, can be jammed in the way you described. Screaming random bullshit, as you put it, is a very effective way to jam communication channels. And this extends to wireless communication using IP addresses, like over WiFi. However, jamming the signal isn't the same as causing static to appear on the other side. If you're on the receiving end of an IP-based transmission, and the communication is jammed, it'll be like you don't have an Internet connection. You've probably experienced it yourself without realizing. Ever watched a KZbin video while the Internet suddenly cut out, and you have to wait for the rest of the video to load? That's basically what happens. The communication will simply not get through.

[@dustinheese]

When I was an officer at a popular war museum I had to convince literally every other person with a badge that the orbs were just dust, as evidenced by them moving along the path of the a/c vents. They literally were showing them off to visiting local officers, who were likewise convinced that they were the spirits of those that died in battle.

[@ungabungus01]

People are superstitious (synonym for dumb) unfortunately

[@samwarren6008]

My family is very like "spiritual", but I don't believe in that stuff at all. And whenever something happens, I use false logic to make it seem more real, to scare them. It's really fun actually playing along with this stuff.

[@xCokeMaanx]

My shitty Surveillance camera does this all the time, too. It's really common.

[@shmekelfreckles8157]

Damn, Popular War, what a historic event it was!

[@TKOfromJohn]

@@samwarren6008 y'all are acting like this all skeptical. How about debunking the pale, see through lady with no legs walking down my childhood road at night when I was 13?

[@DanePavitt]

Isn't it crazy how now that everyone has HD cameras on their phones, all the Bigfoot sightings have stopped?

[@orlock20]

Blurry images are needed for unidentified objects.

[@JHWaWa]

@@orlock20 *IMPORTANT1!1!!!1!!!!!1!!*

[@austinhuber3131]

Not necessarily. Now the story is that they're being suppressed.

[@GloomGaiGar]

@@austinhuber3131 As are the guys who claim the earth is the center of the solar system

[@austinhuber3131]

@@GloomGaiGar And the people who say our country and media are run by pedophiles. Can you imagine?

[@marcuscarana9240]

The fact that the dobby footage was such a hit on the internet would have been a great memory for the kid's childhood when he or she grows up, whoever that kid was.

[@FTNChicken]

When niko started explaining static, it made me realize there are definitely people watching this who have never experienced a tv with static before. this is up there with when kids on the street start calling you sir or uncle

[@bonjovi1354]

😂 lol so tru

[@stephaniebaker1975]

i got called ma’am right after i turned 19 and this comment made me feel the same way

[@lilyflare2]

It made me realize how ghost could theoretically use old analog TV's to communicate.

[@StardomSeeker]

I used to have a tv with static. Scared the shit out of me almost every night when it was cloudy

[@theLV2]

Same, I realized I haven't seen "real" static ever since I was a kid

[@connorlohse4097]

The way that Sam still makes Niko laugh after all these years is pretty wholesome

[@Bram_Duin]

True friends And the other way around too, him laughing at all of Niko's toys from the bank shark video :D

[@Mattened]

Sam is a legit funny guy

[@EddieAdolf]

I was going to *like* this comment, this but it's at 420 LIKES. I can't.

[@charlesmaclellan8124]

Sam reminds me of one of my best buddies. His sarcastic, and sometimes straight no emotion jokes kill me everytime. The sass on em.

[@Original-Phantom]

Its all for show

[@jungtothehuimang]

I love that the guy who heard squealing in the woods went right up to it and loudly started saying "dude what the fuck is that". That is exactly what I would do if I heard a creature and saw a creature and thought it was going to attack me in the middle of the dark woods at night.

[@leoadimanea7826]

It's kinda like with bears, only instead of playing dead or making yourself look bigger you just pull out your camera and start acting like a horror movie extra and then the cryptid wont be able to kill you

[@jungtothehuimang]

@@leoadimanea7826 if you act like the main character of your life, the universe will make sure you have plot armor and no harm will ever come to you.

[@PiglipsMaximus]

Or when everybody heard it and someone goes DID YOU HEAR THAT? HUH!?

[@jungtothehuimang]

@@PiglipsMaximus right! Everyone within 100 feet heard it, which means it can also hear you. These are the kind of people who do not survive in a horror film.

[@AKbaby89]

​@leoadimanea7826 I'm Alaskan and worked in a tourist shop, and there was more than a few times where I had to go and yell at tourists to leave bears alone. There was even one time where 5-6 full grown adults (like 40s+) literally chased two bear cubs across the street. I really thought I was about to see someone get mauled. Some people are alarmingly stupid 😂

[@KngMaxwell]

i’m so down for “Cryptid or Crypdidnt” to be a series

[@elitesniper923]

Crptid or Crackhead

[@willmfrank]

Remeber the TV series "Fact or Faked?" Yeah. These guys are more-than-worthy successors.

[@alwayscensored6871]

You mean it's not?

[@philipvalenzuela4969]

Crypdad or crypdude?

[@headecas]

Who crypdidit?

[@jajssblue]

You need to do a challenge video spinoff of this concept. All the Crew do their best to compose videos with vfx that's as genuinely scary or off-putting as possible.

[@_jerrycs_]

thats a great idea, Corridor get on it!

[@jarrahkron9]

Absolutely yes please

[@TruOnyxfire]

Any time I see these types of videos, the first question I ask myself is... "Why does this footage exist in the first place?" Like in 11:28 - Why was this person sitting in their car, in the middle of the night, at a dead stop, out in a forest, taking a video of an empty road that THEN just happens to catch this impossibly rare event? That's my starting point, the circumstances already make no sense unless you are trying to create a specific situation to "catch on film".

[@thefunnygamermr403]

Maybe he heard or saw something weird and stopped to film it

[@TruOnyxfire]

@@thefunnygamermr403I think if that were the case, there would be something to see on the footage. This video is nothing, no reason to be recording, then the impossible happens at the exact moment he decides to start recording that empty road, BEFORE there is anything happening. This is a setup.

[@alrightyru]

And the first vid where the guy was just crouching I'm like "does he travel across the entire planet like that?"

[@TruOnyxfire]

@@thefunnygamermr403 If he is driving, he's not hearing anything outside his car. If he saw something, he stopped instantly, right in front of "nothing, whipped out his camera and didn't look around for what it was. He simply focused on the empty road, waited, and waited, and then the impossible sighting happened, perfectly in frame and ready to be filmed. The only thing missing from this video was someone yelling "Action!"

[@EricLS]

I will never forget a breathless report on the mysterious "spiral spirits" I saw in the 90s. Even as a young teen I was like "wait....is this a joke? Do they not know what shutter speed is? That shot was in a jungle, it's literally just flies flying across the frame" People man, I can't even.

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

Good god, yes. I remember a weird ass documentary back in the early 2000's where they talked about "orbs" and "rods" and suggested they were "extradimensional beings"... I almost believed it, because it was on TV and the TV had never lied to me at that point... And also because I was 7 or 8 at the time...

[@roetheboat1]

​@@DonVigaDeFierro It was probably the show "MonsterQuest", as they had an episode on the flying rods. Honestly, MonsterQuest wasn't TOO terrible relative to a lot of other cryptid shows like "Finding Bigfoot" or "Ghost Adventures". At least MonsterQuest would introduce skeptical viewpoints from time to time.

[@waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa9739]

Yesss I remember this as well, I think I they were also called "rods" and being around 6 at the time (and obsessed with the paranormal) even I thought that was the stupidest thing ever lol You don't even have to use a camera to see them, just unfocusing your eyes will give the flying object a little "tail"

[@spectralumbra1568]

@@roetheboat1 MonsterQuest was pretty good, if it's the show I'm thinking of. They would actually find stuff sometimes. Like they figured out that the hairless creature that washed up on a beach years ago that everyone was talking about was actually a sloth with mange that had lost its fur. There was another episode where they were investigating sightings of a large spotted creature that a local indigenous group had started seeing and telling stories about, and it turned out to be real. It was a rare species of bear that was almost extinct and it wasn't know that bears of any type lived in that area before then, so that was a pretty cool discovery.

[@stevbe1723]

&*Steel Beam* OMG I SAW THAT TOO. Didn't they even reveal at the end that it was just bugs flying across the frame? At least I remember the one I watched ending like that

[@BlankCanvas88]

I look at ghost footage like I do magic tricks: there are logical explanations for how they can be done, but I give props to the ones that are both clever and convincing.

[@Chunkalunka68]

Thats actually a really cool way to look at it. You might have just changed my outlook on this, thanks

[@stefanandrews5098]

There are also some magicians that just absolutely blow me away, a few acts on Penn and Teller’s show Fool Us come to mind

[@TKOfromJohn]

ORRR the paranormal is real and every now and then you get an authentic video of something weird happening. When I was 13 I was riding down the road with a couple friends in my dad's golf cart. All 3 of us saw a pale see through lady with no legs *FLOATING BECAUSE GHOSTS DON'T WALK SORRY I KNOW THAT REALLY TAKES AWAY FROM THE STORY* down the side of the road

[@The_Crimson_Witch]

@@TKOfromJohn ... How could she be walking with no legs?

[@tbotalpha8133]

Yesss! This is exactly how to approach this stuff! It's a trick. You know it's a trick. The magician knows it's a trick. But you can still appreciate the artistry and effort behind their performance. Scoffing at magic tricks is like sitting down to watch a movie and spending the whole runtime scoffing at the very notion of fiction. "He's not in danger! He's just an actor on a soundstage!" Yeah, no shit, jackass, we know that. And we don't care. Even if we can't believe the lie, we can still enjoy the artistry.

[@lorisewsstuff1607]

There were Bigfoot sightings here in the late 1970's. A few years ago there was another one in the exact same place, but this time caught on video. It went viral. One of the paranormal shows on Discovery said it was the best video they had ever seen of a sasquatch. To me it looked like a very tall guy in a Chewbacca costume trying to rollerblade across a road in the dark. Just so happens I knew a very tall guy that knows how to roller skate that lived near there. Some people want to believe in cryptids so bad they'll convince themselves they actually see what they want to see. And some other people want to exploit them. It's kind of sad really.

[@Pippis78]

A link to the skateboarding sasquatch? 😀

[@tobyb1018]

Yep it’s wanting to believe and ignoring common sense abs real evidence… people are easily fooled and manipulated, and gullible, and a lot if the time it’s by choice, which is so weird to me.. it’s why people believe in these monsters and aliens, why people fall for conspiracy theories, why people are religious even

[@henryhere]

Imagine if this was completely unintentional lol. "I saw myself on the news and people were calling me bigfoot for some reason. It was kinda rude tbh"

[@bulldawgirwin8384]

20 years ago I rented a Chewbacca costume and had some friends film me on the side of a road. There ended up being reported sightings on the news about it. Middle of the day, next to a busy road, and everyone just decided that it was Bigfoot

[@Nevario1]

I want them to continue debunking Ghost footage, that was so entertaining.

[@lewishudgens]

Yeah, except, "It wasn't" and I DON'T!

[@joshuabryk4316]

Except you can literally do anything in vfx, so explaining how to do it and then saying a clip is fake is idiotic because like, yeah obviously you can literally create anything with vfx

[@mentaya11]

@@joshuabryk4316 Well, not anything. At least not convincingly or on a low budget within a reasonable time frame. Look at the debunking bear attack videos. They concluded one *was* real simply because, while in theory it would be possible, it would take a professional team with adequate resources considerable time to put together. It was highly improbable that it had been faked. Besides, showing how CGI was/can be used to create an effect is like...half this channels' schtick.

[@memesarekeem]

@@joshuabryk4316 Except the point of the Channel is defining what is and isn't real, they don't just point at clips and go "fake," they explain the VFX behind it and how it was made. Read a book.

[@Rekkuza-eu6sp]

This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20. Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13 over the course of 1260+ years. Revelation 17 confirms that the beast is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God. Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!

[@ARDIZsq]

10:38 This is pretty well known to anyone with a security system, which makes it even weirder that they thought it was ghosts and got the news to cover it. Whenever there's significant wind in my area, my family sees this happen on our cameras the entire time. It's actually pretty cool to look at when there's more dust and stuff in the air. My theory? The gym was either dying or was relatively new and not doing good yet, so they pulled this stunt to get publicity and hopefully drive more attention and members to the gym.

[@aceinspace4340]

Yeah, it was totally for publicity. People love to go to "haunted" places. They even made sure to say the spirits are friendly

[@TechySeven]

@@aceinspace4340 Yes, friendly, but also don't forget " *The Police Can Do Nothing About This!* " ...lmao.

[@armin-senpai9194]

Ive experienced unexplainable things before but that gym video is on another level. I've experienced ghost encounters and still question but i give that video credit for being one of the more convincing options.

[@armin-senpai9194]

I mean the first gym video debunked* by an invisible "rope"

[@darlalathan6143]

So you suspect a real-life Scooby Doo Hoax? LOL!

[@marcuscarana9240]

A lot of other KZbinrs have been featuring the exact same videos, giving them their thoughts of whether it's real or not but they're not vfx artists so the fact that this channel have so much knowledge on tricks, techniques and effects when it comes to visual manipulation, this channel is just perfect for this kind of thing and it just surpasses all the other Debunk channels that don't even know that some of these effects have a name in the vfx world.

[@Pippis78]

The ufo episode was very informative!

[@alrightyru]

I'm a new watcher and I already used their logic on some video from China that showed seven suns. But it was just the light reflecting through the double panes of the glass and the window and the camera 🙌

[@MisterCasket]

Working as a security guard for years, I never encountered (sadly) any paranormal stuff. Not even walking through abandoned elderly homes deep at night with nothing but a flash light. Or cleaning a smoke detector above the oven of a crematorium (yes that happens). Real life humans can be way more dangerous. I never believe these ghost videos, but I do wonder sometimes how it's made. That's where you come in, guys, it's great to hear your expertise on these.

[@GloomGaiGar]

Real life humans ARE more dangerous considering your job.

[@stephenolan5539]

I work in manufacturing. You get used to their being constant background noise. When you are the last person there it is strangely quiet. And you hear things that normally you can't. One day a few of us were in the lunch room talking about a guy that thought the place was haunted. The lunch door to outside opened and closed with no one touching. We joked it was the ghost taking a break. A few minutes later it happened again and we said his break is over. It was probably someone opened an outside door somewhere else and increased the air pressure in the building.

[@MisterCasket]

@@stephenolan5539 buildings are surprising very noisy at night. Cooling down, wood and metal beams are settling, drafts can open and close doors, maybe the occasional bird flew in during the day. There's this big bakery we have to walk through in weekends when there's no productivity. The massive conduits for the ovens are cooling down, and it sounds really like someone is banging on metal sheets with a hammer.

[@_Moe]

Work overnight shift as a janitor in a large office building. Back when I believed in this stuff, I heard things all the time, but when I started listening to skeptics it all stopped. Amazing what our minds and emotions can do to our perceptions of reality.

[@TechySeven]

Also if you live or work anywhere with a lot of frequently-used fans and/or running-water (or other similarly-noisy things)... then depending on the building shape, size, and structure, as well as your location therein, it can potentially be quite easy to Mistake What You're Hearing for what sounds like whispering, talking, or even singing or music due to the way sounds travel and get either amplified or dampened by different materials they're carrying through.

[@kheath580]

i love how every single video of a paranormal entity has to have the quality of a 1994 vhs tape even though were in 2022 with 4k cameras in our pockets.

[@maomaomaimaimao]

Everyone broke in 2022 we can't afford a cool camera. All we can get is a fancy 2k dollars iPhone with the best quality ever

[@gamerswarfare1786]

At night or dark evening hours the phone camera is unable to capture objects well, try it for yourself

[@ly1348]

I have a natural phenomenon that occurs in my house where the change in air pressure, presumably when the back door is opened, will cause my lounge door to slam shut (if it's around 45 degrees open or less). There is also a spot in bedroom 2, if someone sleeps there, the sound of their breathing gets trapped in the corner of bedroom 1. Scared the crap out of me until I debunked it! I've often joked how easily I could make a 'ghost' hunting chanel...if only I could act!

[@ppleeatpple]

When I open all the windows in my house I have to block some of the doors open since a good gust of wind will slam them shut. People say that opening windows helps air circulate but then get scared when the air circulates lol. The mystery snoring is definitely a fun trick though!

[@kevinspindler2363]

I run at night sometimes with an LED headlamp, and the amount of random crap in the air that you don't notice but is illuminated by the light is shocking.

[@CoolAsFreya]

I trust corridor more than anyone to analyse footage and know the byproducts of edited videos

[@Floydthefuckbag]

I trust the cryptids. I think all those Corridor guys are VFX

[@presidentdesmond]

@@Floydthefuckbag true

[@troin3925]

Personally, I prefer Captain Disillusion.

[@fatgamertim4544]

Then you should check out Captain Disillusion

[@tbuk8350]

I prefer Captain Disillusion.

[@m0L3ify]

"Everyone come to the gym today and do some boxing" reminds me of a research lab I used to work in. One of our grants came from a charity, so the charity would give tours to patients every now and then. Every time a tour group came through, my boss would be like "ok, everyone needs to work in the lab today and look busy." But since the tour group always got in front of the fridges and stuff, I'd just sit at the bench pipetting water into tubes to make it look like I was doing science.

[@hesperhurt]

When I was a student I worked security. I started out on a house construction site that had been repossessed. About 30 houses in total. Sat there at about 3am staring at a crappy analogue camera feed with IR and this messed up face appeared on the screen. I jumped out of the chair and made an audible squeak 😂 Looked again and a freaking May Bug wandered across the lens. Still freaking sh*t myself though 🤦‍♂️😂

[@samuelbahij4878]

The best part about cryptid videos is that even in the age where everyone has HD cameras in their pockets, cryptid footage is like 360p at best

[@dragonlord7987]

yep literally every video showing ghosts / ufos is using cameras from the 80s

[@alfredgomez3128]

Cryptids don't like to stand still, you can't take good pics of regular animals moving fast. This is tired reasoning. Actual reasoning is you cannot believe anything that was filmed.

[@MyersRe-Cuts78]

it is extra rare u get a video at 720p 😳

[@HeyitsTom999]

12:48 WHOA! Look at all those orbs! That's some serious paranormal energy focused on those headlights.

[@trodat07]

There are a bunch of Japanese made "ghost" videos around on Blair's Witch style that are incredibly well made. They are so good event believers chose to say its fake because of how well made they are, the combination of intense paranormal activity plus the excess of perfect attention to detail is the big give away.

[@thesalinator3557]

Any particular recommendations?

[@kori228]

links?

[@trodat07]

@@kori228 I don't know directly, I've seen them on Nuke's Top 5 and similar channels, and even them warn those videos look too good to be true.

[@trodat07]

@@thesalinator3557 There's one with a real tate woman, recording while showing the house and then all sort of PA happen at the same time.

[@cripdepressyeteb6428]

Noroi is pretty cool I think

[@CharlieMeier]

This series isn’t just entertaining, but it also helps me sleep at night knowing all these creepy videos are fake lol

[@SieMiezekatze]

If it makes you feel better not a single thing from ghost, ghouls, demon or ghost are real, if they were real then we would have know since millenials ago and they would be part of everyday life :D

[@EvilIceCream333]

@@SieMiezekatze idk if they're real or not, but even if they were real, it woudn't be that simple, because people are just stubborn anyways.

[@SieMiezekatze]

​@@EvilIceCream333 i just being logical, there has been life in earth for 3.7 billions of years... and around 5 billions creatures have live it in, that is so many ghost we for sure would have found something by now.....if ghouls or ghosts were real we wouldn't be afraid of them , they would be part of our daily's lives.ghost would solve their own murders, a decease family member would still talk to you, generations upon generations of old family members would talk to you, we would talk to ghosts from the 1700 AC,120BC,1900AC,1400AC. is sounds so good but just too good to be true. most ghost encounters like already said in the video are tie to mistakes and auto-suggestion (i would recommend 'ghost illusion created in lab" to understand science of ghost )

[@EvilIceCream333]

@@SieMiezekatze uh huh.. and all i'm saying is if ghosts were real, they aren't exactly "logical". That's why people won't believe it, even if they had shit happen right in front of them. Some people genuinely want to see real evidence, but having so much fake stuff around makes it difficult.

[@SieMiezekatze]

@@EvilIceCream333 look is fine, I recommend the article about how to "create a ghost in a lab" is a short fun read, life would be better if people believe in facts and exact science , less arguments, less flat earthers , less fights

[@notmenotme614]

12:40 I’m more impressed by how good the lights are on that vehicle. Especially lighting up the side of the road so well.

[@Potatopatch]

I mean turning on a car’s brights will do that

[@redfrog2275]

This is seriously my favorite stuff you guys do. Love it

[@genuinejustin6269]

Man you guys need to seriously make this a normal series. I'm so tired of seeing gullible, naive people on channels like Nukes Top 5 thinking that all his videos are real. PLEASE keep doing these and making people look like the dumbasses they are.

[@thekoifishcoyote8762]

Something tells me you'd like Captain Disillusion's youtube channel

[@Fakan]

I don't mind seeing this stuff when people aren't trying to pass it off as real.

[@genuinejustin6269]

@@Fakan Yea but the problem is Nuke promotes channels that have been called out for being fake and debunked. Example FrankoTV.

[@DareMurdok]

I like watching convincing videos or stuff that's well made, but some are just so garbage it's insulting. They could spend days going through channels liked Slapped Ham and ripping it apart, (though he doesn't make those videos they just compile them from other sources and post the links to the originals) although the channel where the guy visits abandoned haunted houses and spends the night would be cool to see how it was made. like the one with the accordion that keeps playing by itself across the room. also stuff with spiritboxes and how they work

[@musicimpact7120]

Dude it's just fun stuff man. It's mostly kids who actually believe and it's a pretty cool feeling as a kid to think things like that are real.

[@lesser_thesecond1198]

Why am I imagining the ghost moving the chair just going “weeeee!” And sitting in the chair.

[@HAV1251]

Can you guys create and release your own "unexplainable" video anonymously that looks good to the casual viewer but with one or two VFX breadcrumb errors to see if others can debunk it like you do others. Would be interesting to see

[@tarzan5932]

Well you know what Dunkey always says: “Goblins are real”

[@WROB3L]

Well, dunkey also said that the last of us 2 was a good game and that aged like already spoiled milk

[@brennonbrunet6330]

Not only are goblins real, but they have a pretty damn good band too!

[@dermathze700]

@@WROB3L That's the weirdest comparison ever. Since he made the review after the game was already out and hated, how has it "aged"?

[@cadentan9083]

@@WROB3L how does a review of a game that came out “age like spoiled milk”. Because you don’t like it?

[@ij9375]

Lol, I just came from Watching VideogameDunky. And this is the first comment I see

[@milkan0]

nick laughing in the background all the way though the last clip is my favorite part of this video

[@AaronLitz]

Please do more of these. KZbin is full of so damn many idiotic "ghost" and "ghost hunting" garbage videos, but the more paranormal debunking videos like this that we can get the higher the collective intelligence of our society.

[@maomaomaimaimao]

Get the higher collective intelligence of our society of mr got big words I can't understand because I can't

[@jaggedjaws1586]

THIS DESERVES MORE UPVOTES

[@TheLithp]

It's hilarious how many of them are just wires.

[@stickiedmin6508]

@@maomaomaimaimao "Big words?" Big words are a problem for you? Why?

[@mellowmood9]

Only the idiots believes in ghosts

[@Twistandfly]

Fun fact: Aliens and ghosts hate HD and 4k cameras

[@dzenacs2011]

But cmon they was so kind to show us their high end aircafts on low quality pilots videos on nbc. Aww

[@Kyleplaysgames567]

Most of these are caught from security cameras that are on all the time. If they were high quality that would take up a lot of data.

[@Corpah]

I have seen countless Aliens, Ghosts and Cryptids before, hundreds. But every time I tried recording them with my HD camera they either died or their spacecraft exploded…. That’s why they are only being faked, I destroyed them all XD

[@10697018]

Ghosts don't, that's why we can catch them on HD cameras.

[@UntamedBrain]

As a skeptic who enjoys paranormal stuff, I adore these debunk videos you make. I constantly reply to people in these threads regarding these videos with my explanation theories and you guys validate me. lol

[@YesterdaysMoose]

A friend of mine show me a picture of "orbs", to which I explained how they were just lens flare. It was pretty clear, considering there were obvious point of light within the shot that correlated exactly with the "orbs".

[@BatFlightThylacine]

I recall there being more convincing cryptic videos out there, these ones feel kind of bottom of the barrel sort of paranormal videos. I wanna see corridor crew analyze ones that really stumped people.

[@CorridorCrew]

send em on over and we'll take a look!

[@cenciende9401]

Literally featured on the news and/or millions of views, 'bottom of the barrel'. Do you just not know the meaning of words? If you're so deep into that rabbit hole then feel free to send them a comprehensive list of the best examples and share here as well.

[@BatFlightThylacine]

​@@cenciende9401 I never said I was. And I apologize for my poor phrasing, what I meant by 'bottom of ther barrel' was more in line with.... uhh 'surface scraps'? Yeah no, I don't know the meaning of words. You're right. But most if not all the videos that are featured on the news and/or have millions of views are clickbait and easily identifiable as hoaxes/fake or just misidentified animals with mange or decayed beyond recognition. The ones that tend to be the most convincing are usually obscure and not sensationalized, which as you can probably guess, are hard to find with youtube's algorithim.

[@iansmith3301]

@@BatFlightThylacine I don't think so, the rest are just as bad.

[@l0rs9537]

@@CorridorCrew There's this guy named Erwin Saunders, which has a KZbin channel (quite popular I must say) mostly featuring his wandering through various forests and recording of extremely high definition footages of (supposedly so) fairy folk, gnomes and elves. Lots of people surprinsigly believe that those sightings are real, but my opinion is that behind this guise there's just an enthusiastic artist with expertise in cgi. I must say the composition between the creatures and the environments is almost flawless, but as good as it may look, you can definitely tell that something is "off" and not real. I would love to see a video of you commenting his vides (sorry for spamming the comment multiple times, this is the only way to let notice it to you!)

[@bam3654]

How did you guys not call this “cryptid or scripted”? lol

[@dagger_4d]

The sad thing is that there’s so many fakes that we would never know if a real one ever came out

[@martmart.]

like sad sad? the emotion?

[@JPdraws_]

They’ll never be real lol. Cryptids and their story’s are made my people who just want an interesting story to tell or want attention.

[@sludgiebear]

It purely depends on the quality of the content, bro. The "first ones" will arrive, and we will all see, but don't trust them!

[@esuil]

Nah, real one would instantly be recognizable. It would have been recorded by multiple independent of each other sources, it would not have crappy compression quality, and it would have physical effect on the world and real witnesses.

[@TheBabaloga]

Yeah as others have said the #1 thing that separates a hoax from truth is corroborating evidence. That's essentially the idea the scientific process is built on.

[@MandalorianOfMiatas]

I love how this is both fun & educational on how certain effects are made

[@NoriMori1992]

9:26 I was hoping you would theorize about how they pulled out the papers! I imagine the answer there is also just "string" - but I would've liked to hear your thoughts!

[@kaisokusekkendou1498]

Honestly just need two remote pistons. One to open the drawer, the other to launch some of the folders. Or any number of simpler ways. You've probably seen more sophisticated displays done in movies. Ghostbusters opening scene had more complex stuff and that was in the 80s.

[@EpictheEpicest]

Either air compression or a very small squib. Notice how the papers shoot out from the very front of the drawer as opposed to like somewhere in the middle? It hides the explosion effect and the fact that the papers aren't in a folder.

[@inspirednaija7204]

I saw that dust phenomenon on my security cam all the time... It never occurred to me to think they were supernatural, some people just want to appear on TV

[@MiPedoteTUMBA]

I could watch an hour of Sam and Niko debunking paranormal, cryptid, UFO, and VFX videos. This content is very entertaining but also very important since there are so many fake videos online that too many people believe are real. The CorridorCrew should take a look at the Skinny Bob videos. Many people believe the videos are real even though they look CG to myself and others. There seems to be a mix of CG, filters, possible puppetry or mo-cap, miniatures (saucer), and historical footage with compositing used which would make the Skinny Bob videos perfect for this channel to make a video on. If I'm not mistaken the film grain and old footage effect used are stock and possibly from Sapphire Film Damage for BorisFX software. There are more clues indicating that the Skinny Bob videos are not real yet so many people on Reddit believe they are.

[@AndrewManook]

That should be a good one.

[@CharlotteFurnessWriter]

I very rarely get full on giggles at YT videos, but the Bobby or Dobby bit really made me laugh. I want a T-Shirt!!

[@johnz5359]

Just wanted to mention one thing, you absolutely can get "static" on LCD screens. On one of mine, the HDMI connector is a little loose or old or something, and every one in a while, when waking the computer up from sleep, I get literally old school static snow on the screen until I unplug and re-plug the HDMI cable.

[@Palthura]

Same on my HP monitor I bought last year.

[@nickcamilo9207]

Please, corridor, provide the internet with a single convincing cryptid clip. We deserve it.

[@stevbe1723]

Yeah, they can always just get Clint to do the acting, he definitely has the chops to act as a cryptid

[@willmfrank]

The gym clip gives itself away; the Crypdidn't is literally pulling the guy's leg...just as it's pulling ours.

[@stephenphillips4984]

As you have not proved that statement but state it as your unproven belief, you are pulling my leg by pretending that it is obviously true when it is merely your belief.

[@baptistoriginals]

i love this channel, but i can't express how much i love that you guys have started looking at these videos, i love tht your vfx experience helps lend to reviews of these vids

[@jacobfarkas3916]

I love you guys. I can't think of another channel where I genuinely like all the members. You guys are all great, and deserve all the greatness you've achieved and will continue to achieve.

[@AliLightfoot]

Unless staged, I think the first one is more frightening not being a cryptid. Imagine looking at security footage for your home and seeing at 3am a random naked dude was skulking around in your driveway.

[@Goku-cr2bi]

Depending where you live, that's just a normal saturday night.

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

Meh, Tuesdays are like that.

[@DareMurdok]

I Hate Mondays.

[@thejagman22]

Well, sure if that were the case, except that it's almost certainly deliberately staged, so it's just some guy being a tool.

[@portalguy1432]

its just a garrys mod strider lmao

[@wildwavesairsoft]

The ghost footage of the “ghost” crossing the road is the style of paranormal videos I like watching them analyze

[@magmaaaaaaaa]

0:56 i’ve seen that footage before and it gives me the creeps every time

[@santiagoeag]

Seriously this is an awesome idea, this kind of videos are always being disputed by being real or not, but theyre clearly made with vfx so this new approach is very strong and is where the evidence point towards to. One step further would be showing us how you would get a similar result.

[@Bewarewolves]

Man I'm so tired of Ring cameras or security cameras capturing "ghosts" because people don't know how the cameras work.

[@dixie_rekd9601]

saw a 15 foot tall spider on mine the other day. :D

[@misssongbird6611]

4:00 my theory is that dude was getting "pranked" by someone else and they used a fishing wire snare. Thin enough not to notice but strong enough to drag our gym rat.

[@Beans420MoreBeans]

The “creepy dude” digging with his hands could have just been a guy unearthing some plumbing after digging it up with a shovel

[@nickmacarius3012]

The way the evolution of Cryptids was explained reminds me of Dr. Manhattan - the OG Cryptid 😂😂😂

[@Flameblade69]

Mason Winfield, "Supernatural Historian, Author". Translates to "Blind Believer of Nonsense, and believes that his books are non-fiction".

[@Vinicius_Berger]

Here's a challenge: each one of you should create a paranormal video, then release it online without telling anyone. After these videos had received enough attention, you debunk your own videos, showing how they were made, and how easy it is to trick people.

[@declanp1]

Yes!!! Please do more of these! These "paranormal" videos are ridiculous and need to be exposed. 👏👏👏

[@efe_aydal]

Nice concept. As someone who tries to solve these mystery vids, I hope to see more like this.

[@X150t]

I love when you guys do the paranormal and debunk videos. I hope you do more of them often

[@Doom2pro]

I love how this day and age when we have 30 megapixel high speed night vision cameras with super computers strapped to them with motion stability literally everywhere people still make blurry potato camera videos with the operator having a mini seizure.

[@tobyb1018]

Exactly. Never EVER in the history of the world has anyone EVER captured a clear full body apparition or a monster on camera, with high quality film camera lenses, whether at day or night- there is still not a single video out there that can’t be debunked. Yet people still believe in that Bigfoot footage and that Loch Ness photo… wtf

[@ChibiAkagi]

I'd love to see more of this. There are tons of clips out there of strange things.

[@danielfrandson487]

Niko's laugh makes me smile every time. It's just so infectious

[@SatyamevaJayate_JaiHind]

That advertisement was smooooth, didn't see that coming.

[@huangjun_art]

Can you guys do a reaction on the so-called "NASA tether incident"? A lot of people claim it's evidence for UFOs. I would love to see someone finally debunk that video.

[@danjwalker]

A physicist made a 3 hour break down of that incident years ago and I can't remember his name. Basically he concluded those objects were in fact there and passing behind the tether. He also reached out to his connections at NASA and they also said they're not sure what they were. Not everything is going to get debunked because it doesn't fit our worldview. It could be some natural anomaly vs "aliens". I always go for the natural explanations though...I guess if aliens were real, they'd be natural too. It's a fun subject.

[@vincentreid401]

they did a few years ago dont remeber wich video tho

[@huangjun_art]

@@vincentreid401 Oh, cool! I'll check it out. Thanks.

[@henrique88t]

This series is amazing, I wish they did those more frequently.

[@zenfrodo]

Thank gods someone is picking up the torch from Captain Disillusion. Poor CD seems to have gotten burnt out from fighting the never-ending battle. On the second clip, the leg pulling -- looking closely at the area around the lower leg, I'm seeing distortion that looks like Photoshop's clone tool was used (whatever the video version of it is) to mask said wire or rope.

[@ezrarichardson279]

The ad read was awesome! Seeing all these clips makes me want to try doing some of these ghost VFX just for fun to see how convincing I could make them.

[@lolzguyl]

Oh yes! I've wanted to see something like this ever since the UFO one!

[@FectacularSpail]

"Law enforcement is powerless to stop them!" Well yeah, the dust didn't actually break any laws...

[@Noeabe]

More please! I use to watch a show, “Paranormal Caught on Camera” I miss it 1 thing I hate from paranormal videos, erratic camera shaking!

[@michellemccary2309]

They still have it on the Travel Channel on Wednesday but, all repeats of shows from past years (showing again).

[@justnnn1537]

its crazy how we have all this advanced technology, but whenever something weird is caught on camera, the camera is so low quality and looks like it cost $3...

[@smm855]

Right?! Every time I see these paranormal vids I'm thinking: where'd you get a camera that is *that* bad?!

[@atomictoaster3393]

Its funny isnt it how these cctv can capture paranormal or alien so clear but, when it was actually needed for evidence from crime or roberry, suddenly they cant capture shit

[@AeonJube]

I absolutely love these videos, so much fun! Please do more debunking paranormal stuff! You guys are great!

[@kielplays7439]

0:56 Nah bro that aint paranormal thats just me and the boys walkin around

[@mrpool8565]

Real Ghost didn’t walk like a normal person, “They float”. Their legs don’t touch the ground!

[@TasmanDevil13]

This is very quickly becoming my favourite Corridor series!! MORE PLEASE.

[@karhu7388]

You've got to bring Captain Disillusion on for something like this!

[@EricGranata]

Came here to say this!!

[@TheNewAgeViking]

I am a bit dissapointed that they did not mention him in relation to the last clip, since he has a segment on it and came to the same conclusion.

[@madamebutterfly851]

What's wild about the one of the ghostly white figure going across a woodsy road is that the only time in my life I personally witnessed something paranormal looked identical to this while a friend and I were driving one night. The only difference is that real paranormal phenomenon is so brief, quick and is over before it can be filmed. The thing we saw looked like this but moved with lightening speed and wasn't as crisp and defined.😮😮

[@jdduke8910]

Whether it’s this subject or another, your crew should try to secretly make videos among themselves go viral WITHOUT each other knowing and see if it ends up on a react video of yours!!!

[@SillyGnome]

Mason Winfield sounds like the name of a character who is clearly just a knock off of Mace Windu

[@devin6079]

2:13 this scared the shit outta me ngl💀

[@kingkeesietv]

Nah 8:17 got it🥲

[@matthewboire6843]

Creepy

[@dwaynezilla]

+1 cred for explaining where the 'TV snow' comes from AND for being accurate while still accessible to regular people

[@YusufMaulanaAripin]

when you are a VFX artist and watch paranormal videos, your mind is screaming "fake, fake, fake"

[@robadams1645]

When you are a rational person and watch paranormal videos, your mind is screaming "fake, fake, fake".

[@jordankarasek3907]

So corridor can either keep making these entertainment videos for me to consume, or I can take what I have learned and apply it to funky videos I see on my own. I love how everyone thinks corridor should debunk every paranormal video out there. These are still great to watch! You guys make it fun!

[@jilliancrawford7577]

As an actual cryptid myself, i can confirm that we do indeed leave little totems under people's pillows.

[@Logiebear2310]

Imagine if a gang of people in full body suit’s broke into your office and messed with stuff 😂😅

[@englishatheart]

Suits* Apostrophes aren't used to make plurals.

[@Gr33n]

Hey CorridorCrew! Nice video..... i think you should do a ghost, crypdid or digital anomaly challenge, like you had satisfying render challenge!

[@romanneiger28]

Wait a minute, I think that the Cryptid screech is actually just the sound of Demi human screeching from Elden Ring.

[@UltravioletNomad]

4:10 Honestly not even 100% convinced its a wire. It seems like any time the "pull" of his raised leg is enough to lift his rear, that the other leg is planted. Considering this is a gym, I wouldn't be surprised if this dude was just really good at physical control and miming. Even the part where he slides from the point he fell over to the left, seems like it could have been done by pushing with his right arm, as its held closer to his body rather flailing like the rest of his limbs. In fact, you can see that when hes supposedly getting pulled further back by the leg, his body moves back left before the foot hes being pulled by does, its still pointed right. Ghost or wire, his foot should always be pointed in the direction his body is being pulled.

[@Carewolf]

That was my first guess too, but I guess it would be much harder to do than just paint out a wire.

[@RUkiddingme63]

Alright! You guys are hilarious. I don't usually like most video commentators (I'm sure you can understand) but you two nail it. So fun to watch. Thank you.

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

i dont understand ...

[@Methoriate]

9:30 I like that the ghost angrily shut the door when they claimed it as Crypdidn't

[@GryffieTube]

They ought to give you guys your own show on History channel or something because you are brilliant AND entertaining at the same time! I really enjoy your videos, thanks a million!