Professor Gaylord
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I don't understand why you'd style your game to look like a early Playstation title, only to insert current year nonsense in it anyway.
Nexpo/YT Horror Channels - Do they all suck
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I don't understand why you'd style your game to look like a early Playstation title, only to insert current year nonsense in it anyway.
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When you say niggers you mean niggers or just people?
Because an analog horror about a racist alien corpse could be fun.
Deadwingdork is a homosexual and so are you for liking his streams.
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A brief break from the analog circlejerk.
New Shrouded Hand:
I liked the little history dump at the start of this video. It seems like most of the list format outdoor real life horror videos go right for the They Will Kill You approach but I'm impressed:
This 2011 outbreak compilation is head and shoulders above most of the severe weather compilation videos I've seen lately, both in clips that are new to me and clips that are pants-shittingly terrifying. There are a few of the standard Reed Timmer videos, but there are a ton from regular people taken from porches and cars with EF5 and EF4 monsters bearing down on them. Good shit.
New Shrouded Hand:
I liked the little history dump at the start of this video. It seems like most of the list format outdoor real life horror videos go right for the They Will Kill You approach but I'm impressed:
This 2011 outbreak compilation is head and shoulders above most of the severe weather compilation videos I've seen lately, both in clips that are new to me and clips that are pants-shittingly terrifying. There are a few of the standard Reed Timmer videos, but there are a ton from regular people taken from porches and cars with EF5 and EF4 monsters bearing down on them. Good shit.
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So I’m not the only one who went on a tornado video binge after someone posted that group of storm chasers running from that F5 in Missouri.
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I came across this channel that I’m surprised isn’t more well known. They don’t always cover true crime but the true crime stories they had had me on the edge of my seat with how insane they sounded.
He gets straight to the point with these stories, had great narration and never wastes time with cringe attempts at humor. 10/10 would recommend.
He gets straight to the point with these stories, had great narration and never wastes time with cringe attempts at humor. 10/10 would recommend.
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That might've been my fault if it was this thread, I'm a storm sperg and posted a video from Joplin a few pages ago. If not, what thread?
This started small but got unwieldy and is barely on topic anyway so it's chopped into current events/a bit of storm chaser drama, YouTube videos, and a screenshot about wind damage in Texas turning people into mincemeat.
There's a chance for some shit to go down this weekend in the deep south. It doesn't look as intense on the day 3 map as it did a couple days ago but the SPC putting out notice that far in advance had all the storm chasers online buzzing about it. It might just be some thunder and lightning in the end but Mayfield happened in December and that thing was like a nightmare come to life. I really like tornadoes but this one spooks me.
There was a little bit of drama recently around a different night tornado, the one that happened in Rolling Fork this past spring. A YouTube storm chaser named ChrisFL got in over his head, made a bunch of mistakes, and had to cut his stream off abrubtly because he thought he might actually die shortly before his car was overtaken and flipped. He left the video up for a while but started taking a lot of shit for being reckless and tried to copyright strike discussion of it off of YouTube. It's a little hard to find now, so for the sake of preservation here it is.
There's a lot wrong there. He's chasing a tornado by himself at night in Dixie Alley. He shouldn't be alone, at the very least there should be one other person to read GPS and watch radar and ideally one driver, one screen bitch, and one person looking out the window for visual. Doubly so at night and put it in triplicate for an unfamiliar area of Dixie Alley, which is notorious for rain wrapped monsters and poor environmental visibility (hills, forests). He approached it from the north, which is bold even if it were broad daylight in Kansas over open fields. Tornados usually travel northeast in the US. Sometimes more north, sometimes more east, but if you look at the arcgis map the odds that you'll find something travelling any other direction are very low. He had no planned escape route in an unfamiliar town. He panicked (understandably at that point) and wasn't paying attention to his GPS when he could have turned away from it and instead turned into it. Just a fucking mess.
Copyright striking the people analyzing it for what not to do left a bad taste in people's mouths though. There's not generally much drama in the storm chasing community but this has been popping up over and over again.
There was a little bit of drama recently around a different night tornado, the one that happened in Rolling Fork this past spring. A YouTube storm chaser named ChrisFL got in over his head, made a bunch of mistakes, and had to cut his stream off abrubtly because he thought he might actually die shortly before his car was overtaken and flipped. He left the video up for a while but started taking a lot of shit for being reckless and tried to copyright strike discussion of it off of YouTube. It's a little hard to find now, so for the sake of preservation here it is.
There's a lot wrong there. He's chasing a tornado by himself at night in Dixie Alley. He shouldn't be alone, at the very least there should be one other person to read GPS and watch radar and ideally one driver, one screen bitch, and one person looking out the window for visual. Doubly so at night and put it in triplicate for an unfamiliar area of Dixie Alley, which is notorious for rain wrapped monsters and poor environmental visibility (hills, forests). He approached it from the north, which is bold even if it were broad daylight in Kansas over open fields. Tornados usually travel northeast in the US. Sometimes more north, sometimes more east, but if you look at the arcgis map the odds that you'll find something travelling any other direction are very low. He had no planned escape route in an unfamiliar town. He panicked (understandably at that point) and wasn't paying attention to his GPS when he could have turned away from it and instead turned into it. Just a fucking mess.
Copyright striking the people analyzing it for what not to do left a bad taste in people's mouths though. There's not generally much drama in the storm chasing community but this has been popping up over and over again.
Rainy Saturday has some good footage compilations. This tornado is infamous for throwing a truck across town and denting the water tower.
Doctor Prowl is a small channel getting into the disaster true horror subgenre of content, he's got some tsunami compilations and stuff too. His audio is terrible but he digs up some obscure videos for his up close series and lets them play in full after talking about them, which is nice.
Carly Anna WX is a sweetheart with some deep dives into notorious storms but more meteorology than real life horror. Her Hackleburg video is awesome though.
I can't not mention Convective Chronicles but he's all science and no scary videos. Interesting if anyone ever wants to learn more about predictions and radar reading.
Swegle Studios is a likeable guy more on the entertainment side and his Halloween videos are a lot of fun.
Alferia has an annoying voice but the videos are pretty good.
Tornado Forensics doesn't have a lot of videos but what they do have is cool. Takes all the videos they can find of a particular storm and syncs them chronologically so you can see the tornado from different angles along the track.
This list is already getting long enough without including chasers but Pecos Hank is the comfiest tornado channel on YouTube. His yearly recap just came out a few days ago.
Avoid Tornado Titans if you hate troons, the presenter is an obnoxious AGP and for some reason they're the Linus Tech Tips of tornado content in that no matter how many times you remove them from your recommendations they just come back.
Doctor Prowl is a small channel getting into the disaster true horror subgenre of content, he's got some tsunami compilations and stuff too. His audio is terrible but he digs up some obscure videos for his up close series and lets them play in full after talking about them, which is nice.
Carly Anna WX is a sweetheart with some deep dives into notorious storms but more meteorology than real life horror. Her Hackleburg video is awesome though.
I can't not mention Convective Chronicles but he's all science and no scary videos. Interesting if anyone ever wants to learn more about predictions and radar reading.
Swegle Studios is a likeable guy more on the entertainment side and his Halloween videos are a lot of fun.
Alferia has an annoying voice but the videos are pretty good.
Tornado Forensics doesn't have a lot of videos but what they do have is cool. Takes all the videos they can find of a particular storm and syncs them chronologically so you can see the tornado from different angles along the track.
This list is already getting long enough without including chasers but Pecos Hank is the comfiest tornado channel on YouTube. His yearly recap just came out a few days ago.
Avoid Tornado Titans if you hate troons, the presenter is an obnoxious AGP and for some reason they're the Linus Tech Tips of tornado content in that no matter how many times you remove them from your recommendations they just come back.
Reddit is reddit but occasionally niche communities like storm chasing are still alright. Someone not too long ago was asking for an explanation of why everyone gets the creeps when Jarrell (the one people usually mean when they say dead man walking) comes up and this comment really illustrates how fucked up the damage from it truly was. There's no footage of the hardest hit area from immediately after the storm because locals kept news crews away since they couldn't tell what was even human.
I keep meaning to put together a post of my top scary tornados/tornado videos and not finding time to do it, but one of these days I'll get there. I like oddities, dumb paranormal shit and crime as much as the next morbid retard, but nature murdering the fuck out of people is my true and honest love.
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Is it bad form to laugh at a sub-500 subscriber creepypasta reader?
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The only creepypasta that has ever scared me is Normal Porn for Normal People. Solely because it is so damn realistic. I could totally imagine being on a deep Internet browsing session and finding some horrific shit like that.
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the backrooms is house of leaves but gayer
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I had to look that one up and got a reminder of why horror is dead. Thanks Wikia.
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That’s not a creepy pasta that’s just the mental state of every KF user.
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The "Animal Abuse" in the story was the monkey in useless.avi being completely shaven and looking somewhat beaten.
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Is there an uncensored version of this story, I haven't read it and the idea of it seems interesting.
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The website DID exist. It was probably an ARG but some of the videos were real, I clearly remember watching the "lickedclean" and thinking how stupid it was to see a grown man licking an appliance. The more shocking videos were just dead links. The most tame videos did exist and were just black and white footage.
No legless man breakdancing though.
Sunflower Samurai
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I do have some vauge memories of the "actual site" too, as you said some of the more tame videos were recreated and all of the horrible shit was dead links
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When I first saw the original backrooms videos i thought.. "ok it's an empty office building..spooky" and as someone who has worked in plenty of office buildings let me be clear, the scariest thing you've going to find in an office building is when it's full of office workers who tend to be some of the most miserable fucking people i've met. Worse if it's a group of mostly women because it turns into a mean girl fest quickly.
deermeat
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Dire Trip's hairstyle looks freaking wild in this vid. I don't know if he was attempting to look more mature or not, but either way it ain't it chief.