Apollo 18 (2011) | DISTURBING BREAKDOWN

We never went back to the moon for a terrifying reason..

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[TheHorrorGeek]

Spooky! I'm endlessly fascinated by those early moon missions too...mostly because of all the things that could have gone so terribly wrong. I feel like that gets lost in today's world because we were successful at most of this stuff...but that line about going to the moon with computers weaker than your phone is eerily spot on.

Thanks for the shoutout! Hope you feel better -- it's been a year. I can relate. :p

[ZiggyHernandez]

Spooky saying he’s been “mentally unwell” bothers me more than anything in these movies. Stay golden, Spooky. Stay golden.

[emperorBossGawd]

Spooky, I love that you broke down a film not known for being really horrific. I myself kinda took a break from the spooky breakdowns so I can only imagine my friend. Take care of your mental health first bro ❤️

[hollowvolocaloid]

What's disturbing is that those spiders (I believe) camouflage to hide from predators, so who or what are they hiding from?

[EleChick]

I remember seeing this movie in theaters for my 14th birthday with some friends, we talked about it non stop for weeks and told everyone it was a true story lmao, happy to see it getting some love all these years later

[TailFox]

As someone who absolutely hates spiders, the moment I see the huge rock tarantula crawling around inside Nate's helmet, while he's wearing it, is the moment I start getting that module ready to "nope" right the fuck outta there. Nate is officially on his own.

[yaijohnson]

yayyy spookyrice posted life is worth living again 😭😊

[eshowoman]

Please do everything you need to do to get mentally well. As a person who has stuggled with anxiety and depression taking care of yourself is a priority and definitely worth it, even if it feels like a drag. Take care, dear Spooky.

[redbloodedbutterfly]

Hi Spooky. Sorry to hear that you've been feeling a mentally unwell. I hope you're able to take some time to recover. Thanks for putting out a new video and for sharing your passion with us, your viewers.

[paulaburrows]

The scene were they find the Russian lander is incredibly haunting. Beautifuly leaning into all the Russian moon missions conspiracies.

[reymundoramirez]

SpookyRice a G for uploading when not feeling good. Just shows how much he cares about his fans… either that or he was down on his financial luck. Either way we appreciate the upload, and care about you for the amazing videos. In all seriousness, mental health is a serious thing, and no joking matter. Take care Spooky ✌🏽 much love

[kavinaderrow]

I remember watching this as a kid. I was too deep into a migraine to think about how disturbing the movie truly is.

[JustTooDamnHonest]

The most dangerous environment that humanity has ever attempted to voyage off to is space.

[SilverStarlight]

This movie was very fun to watch, love the space kinda horror media!
I was so traumatized about it as a child tho, lol

[katherine_on_the_spectrum]

Take care of your mental health, Spooky. I am someone who watches disturbing movies too (Mostly by curiosity and fascination) and it can really affect the mental in the long run. Thank you for the video as always. I’ve never seen this movie.

[sm_t]

Hey Spooky, fun suggestion. I've also had to strategically watch for mental health reasons so I think it could be fun for you to occasionally do "Delightful Breakdowns"! Where you show us some of your favorite foreign movies or even less talked about movies you love.

I'd happily watch to support without compromising my mental state 😂

Love the vids, been checking them out for years! Stay well friend.

[davidhouston]

They were like hey we can't let you come back to earth but will tell everybody you died a hero.

[mollyanderson]

What's more disturbing is that the alternate ending one of the Astronaut actually returned to earth

[nicholasjohnston]

This movie gave me so much anxiety, imagine how hopeless would you feel stranded on the moon

[lonestarwolfentertainment]

For me I think the scariest moment is when they see that their flag is gone, like just IMAGINE being in that situation! You are on the moon, you just found a dead Cosmonaut in a crater outside his Lander and now your flag has gone missing… What the hell do you even do?