Scary Comp. V60

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[semedy]

shoutout to the ghost in the first clip for closing the door behind him. not all ghosts have manners like that, mad respect.

[JayPorkisLifeu]

Imagine you finally have enough energy to open a door but immediately trip over a toy 💀 I know that ghost was pissed😂

[austinnic]

Mad respect for the person sleeping with their foot uncovered by the blanket.

[username]

mad respect to the baby in the second video, his drum skills are crazy 🔥

[lwisdom]

#3 The interior and layout of the house. Gives me the creeps even if it wasn’t haunted. Something about it bugs me. The hallways. The weird rooms. It has a cold feeling to it

[robertnewman]

Imagine being a ghost and tripping over material objects

[cobrabear]

A ghost tripping over some children toys sounds funny as hell

[blurryfaceXD]

Theres one thing i learned from watching all this paranormal videos. Ghosts cant actually walk through walls because they always open doors. And they are weak af since they cant even lift light object and throw it around 😆

[BimbusBucklenuts]

There is absolutely no way a latch just retracts because of a draft. It was fully pocketed into the door frame, too. The handle and latch both have separate springs to ensure they don't open on their own. I've seen handles with broken springs, but not the latches too. I do door hardware for a living, so it's always interesting to try and debunk this kind of stuff, but I've got nothing on this. I mean I could tell you it's an older brand of Weiser knob that they don't make anymore, so it's at least more than a decade old.

[douglasswain]

It's really terrifying to consider the fact if it's a person being haunted as opposed to a location because one just doesn't want you there and the other specifically WANTS you.

[ldawg]

Living in the middle of nowhere in an old farmhouse from the 1890s.. by myself, I might add, watching this at 230 am is quite an experience.

[skrachamaniacs]

Let me correct you about entry number one, I have a dog that is nearly identical to that one and she has seizures exactly the same way. She is able to look around the room. She is able to comprehend her name and all of the normal stuff I’m telling you 100% for certain that dog is having a seizure.

[TookieMacSpookie]

He sleeps with his toes sticking out from under the covers!!!
Thats one mad lad.

[dallasiguess]

I'm addicted to these videos, I'm scared to death but I keep watching

[rouguedissidia]

I hope Molly's owner gave her lots of cuddles and snoot boops later on. Poor baby :c

[metalguy]

6:41 i love how he instantly moved forward to protect his son so lovely i mean he even dropped the camera

[veidvandeil]

japanese security camera footage from 2009 was clearer than any bank security footage ever taken

[ItalyTordy]

There is always the thing in horror movies where you say:
"Not realistic, why would anyone go investigate after they hear a noise? No one would do that.."
And then there is #3...

[thomasjefferson]

12:08 This is one of the best clips I've ever seen that actually captured something just like I saw when I was 17. Incredible to catch one of these things on camera!

[lethal_aimm]

Poor Molly, I couldn't imagine exactly how terrifying an otherworldly being to be for a dog to go silent and tremble instead of bark or whimper out of fear.