I Made a Disturbing Lost Media Iceberg (NSFL) | Part 1

A collection of dark and unsettling lost media rabbit holes for you to explore :)

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[trashpanda]

When I was a 13 I had 2 mice called chuckles and bubble. I remember one time my friend came for a sleepover and we decided to play with my mice and when I opened the cage to get them out I noticed bubbles dead body lying half sticking out of the shelter. When I picked the shelter up all I saw was bubbles laying on her back with her ribcage completely empty. Her body was a shell until it reached her lower abdomen where her internal organs were half eaten and her intestines were kinda spread out. It was like something out of an old horror film. Chuckles was in the corner covered in blood. My friend started crying and I had to pretend to be fine whilst consoling her but it was genuinely one of the most traumatic things to ever happen to me up to that point. I can understand why mythbusters didn't air that episode. Nothing can prepare you for that. Pet shops dont sell you mice with the disclaimer that they might eat each other. They had plenty of food and loads of room. It came out of nowhere.

[hellformichelle]

It's so wild to me that The Chicks are the only band I can think of who were ever really successfully 'cancelled' for years, receiving graphic death threats and constant harassment, when what they said isn't even considered controversial just 20 years later.

[noisymuffin]

"he has got a pretty badass wheelchair tho"

[flanthief]

The details of the night Owen Hart died are even more tragic. Apparently he screamed "Don't look!" to the audience because he knew the outcome would be graphic. I hear like many wrestlers he was a kind and caring person, even to his last moments

[Blakbox]

>part 1 alone is almost 50 minutes long

Now this is the good stuff

[eckitronix]

I don't really appreciate the idea that Cannibal Holocaust used actual animals and had them actually die, but I do find it really impressive that the movie's gore actually got the director in trouble because of how realistic it was. That's scary to say the least, but it's still quite magnificent if you think about how overdone horror movies are today and how they could improve...

[agisuru]

Adam Savage, when discussing the cannibal mouse, said that they left the mice for the weekend and, upon returning, had "one really fat mouse" instead of the three that had initially comprised the cardboard group, and they then proceeded to hold the cannibal mouse up to the camera and make jokes about him

He also explained that Jaime used to own a pet store, so he was probably already well acquainted with mice and their penchant for cannibalism

[cisrot]

I feel so bad for Tilikum. Despite the numerous deaths associated with him I don’t blame him for a single one. He was a depressed, lonely orca that was held captive in sea world. It might sound morbid to think that he was playing with the dudes dead body, but orcas and dolphins are extraordinarily smart creatures and love to play and are very social. Tilikum probably didn’t realise that the dude had died and was doing what he was trained to do, parade with the corpse on his back. Poor boy probably thought he was doing a good thing.

RIP buddy. Hopefully your dorsal fin sits proud and straight wherever you are.

[kevfromnorwichUKGGKev]

22:42 Massive respect to him for not 'holding a grudge' 100%. And wow to regain upper body movement must have taken unimaginable determination !
Then the cherry for me is his 'Mobility scooter' I hope my Mum doesn't see this :P lol

[Mr__Pickle]

42:24 You are missing some VERY important details surrounding this and I highly recommend watches Vice's "Dark Side of the Ring" episode on this. Firstly, Owen did NOT want to do the harness spot. He apparently made that abundantly clear as he was afraid of heights. The clip also used was not rated for the type of stunt that Owen's 'Blue Blazer' character was set to do. Also, the show went on as normal after Owen was taken to the hospital even though it should have been considered a crime scene at that point.

[jimjim]

I'm actually surprised about the "Father Ted Original Ending" segment as I used to watch Father Ted as a child. Knowing that the last ep was going towards a more darker ending (unlike the rest of the F.T. episodes) actually gave me goosebumps.

[nocontextwhatever]

The only reference I have for "I have no mouth and I must scream" is a short sci-fi story by Harlan Ellison.

[aiuh]

"8 murders in total"
subtitles: "8 murders in 🐢"

[panqueque]

Oh my god I remember watching Scarred on MTV back in the day. I had no idea some of it is considered lost media now.

[scabbarae]

I remember the Bratayley channel having a video of Caleb's last day...not sure if it's still up or not, but it showed him sitting at the table with his siblings and looking really tired and out of it. It was really unsettling.

[chippyesme]

You described The Jeremy Kyle in a very charitable manner. So glad that bear-baiting show is no longer available. Fascinating video!

[spencerdokes]

I'm making it my mission to tell others about your channel, your channel deserves to blow up!

[cranberryanonymous]

Jeremy Kyle show should be taken out of circulation. They exploited the domestic issues (drug dependency, child abuse, etc) of working class people and encouraged the audience to humiliate the guests. They brought an abuse victim on once and they just laughed at them, ended up throwing himself off a balcony because they called him weak

[chris-tianmothman]

I skulked in the nsfl section on the Lost Media Wiki for a time. But I'm genuinely impressed with how much stuff in here I didn't know about. Good job.

[MrGarytc]

The fans must appreciate the work you have put into his presentation. The Dixie Chicks were possibly unlucky because famous people often try to influence decisions. Suicides like in the case of Christine Chubbuck are often surprising but there is a link to depression especially some vulnerable single men who have recently lost their beloved mothers.