I Found A Man In My BASEMENT. I Locked Him Inside.

He's still down there.
By Polterkites

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[kevsanahking]

Man in basement: **struggles to take a single step**
Me: low frames buddy?
Man: **takes more steps**
Me: Oh SHi- No I DidN't MeAn IT--

[weaselnpop]

"rule 3: don't attempt to harm the intruder"
"So I threw him in the trash compactor-"

[phalamy]

4:09:32
That moment when everything is moving toward a happy end but there is an hour left in the video

[belg]

When I say I like psychological horror. This is what I mean. Whole story you don’t know who to trust or what’s real and imaginary. I love it

[youhaveverything]

I really like how as the story progresses, certain details change, like Howie liking blue, and then later, green. Really adds to the vibe of the story

[adriaweeks]

I’ve started quoting “I threw him in a trash compactor” so much it’s a problem.

[ladyeb]

I laughed so hard, 3:12:19
When he said "one of my crutches fell back mitche's apartment. GOODBYE CRUTCH! I SINGLE CRUTCHED THE HELL OUT OF THERE !
Pictured it in my head.
I was weak!🤣

[joshuamercado]

The way he changes his voice to be so perfectly fitting for each character is UNCANNY. Amazing story.

[yippee]

me: i like creepypasta a normal amount
also me: *watches an entire five hour long video in one go*

[kagenotatsumaki]

This story is great because not only is it creepy AF, but also outright funny sometimes.

"Rule 1: Don't over react."
"I'm pretty sure throwing him in a trash compactor counts as an overreaction."

"Rule 3: Don't get third parties involved." "I THREW HIM. IN. A. TRASH. COMPACTOR..."

[vietnamgamer]

This guy is just an amazing writer. So many little pieces left throughout the story that drive you insane.

[DrLoop]

This narrator is so good tho, not much of these horror narrators know how to emote when they should and when to use the creepy monotone to build tension. This guy balances them perfectly.

[BrasileiroBritanico]

the first half of the story was terrifying, the second half was very cryptic and engaging. 40 minutes left and i’ve loved this story so far.

[windryder]

The fact that Mitch scrubbed a cast iron pan is probably the scariest part of this story.

[nonbinarymess]

This was such a moving depiction of what OCD, paranoia, psychosis etc can feel like. And the horror of what if the psychosis is what created the monster is fascinating. Big applause to the author. I feel like it’s giving me clarity on my own anxious and the happiness that can come with healing and growth. We must accept our own mortality and the lasting fear that comes with it. To find peace we face our own trauma. And we can live with it. And slowly walk backwards. Just quite beautiful.

[august]

some stories are so good you actually stay for the full five hours

[LighthouseHorror]

Spoiler Alert: THIS STORY IS AWESOME!! The author (Polterkites) is just an amazing writer!
If you would like to read more from the Same Story Universe, check out the author's subreddit link in the description.

[acid_tongue_]

The man in the basement just has a ton of lag, give him a sec

[draztiktunez]

You and Dark Somnium are two of the best narrators on youtube have you ever thought of using sound effects ? They def make the stories more immersive . You def do a great job regardless keep it up .

[Kruellamackoy]

This story eerily captures the difficult to explain mental spirals and struggles and the dark place my mind will stay in if I don’t work on perspective. Absolutely horrifying in a way I did not expect.