The Hallow BODY MUTATING Fungal Infection Explained

There are areas of the world, that have long standing stories of the dangers that lurk within. Nowadays we just consider these warnings to be relics of the past and do not pay much attention. But sometimes, they are still very much so important to heed. Sometimes, they could be preventing an infection from taking over the planet. What sort of infection is this? Well lets discuss!

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Nevermind the breakdancing doll upstairs: 00:00
Did I see you there? Yes.: 2:00
It took a literal squad to produces this movie: 2:15
Your cells and mine cells!: 06:24
Everyones favorite fugus: 12:26
How to stop the fungal boys: 16:33
How is your brain affected? 21:14
When you get infected like a huge nerd: 23:40
Why do they change out human young?: 26:24
EVEN MORE INFO ON CELLS!: 29:24
SO what does this result in? 32:26
Thanks for watching guys!: 36:52

[RoanokeGaming]

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[blakewalker]

I like the father in this. Plenty of stupid decisions, yeah, but at least he protected and saved his family IN A HORROR MOVIE. I find that really awesome.

[thepotatoninja]

Regarding changelings, there’s a modern interpretation that myths surrounding changelings were based on babies with developmental disorders/disabilities such as autism, savant syndrome, Down syndrome, etc. A fairly common response from parents who learn that their children have these conditions is rejection of the child and sometimes even a denial that the child is even theirs.

[alejandrobrown]

Roanoke I'm so happy you're bringing up blurry neck syndrome because it's actually pretty rampant across the globe and awareness is the first step 🙏

[the_furry_inside_your_walls]

Despite all of the stupid decisions he made, the father was the ultimate G in this film. Even though he was losing his own humanity from the fungal infection and slowly turning into a Hallow, he tried to protect his family through and through, and even managed to save his wife a lifetime of suffering and despair just going off of a hunch. Horror Father of the Year.

[ThomasOMahony-xq]

Being a proud Irish man myself, I can confirm that we in fact have several such chants, being the horribly patriotic bunch that we are. The more common ones, all as Gaeilge, are; "Erin Go Bragh (Ireland forever)", "Faugh a Ballagh (clear the way)" and "Tiocfaidh ár lá (our day will come)". Also, cheers for the Sinn Féin picture in this, I got a good laugh out of it. Also also, thank you for covering this one. It's always good to see someone with your reach covering films produced in Ireland. Even more so when they draw on our native culture and heritage. Keep up the good work.

[williansnobre]

The legends of changelings were probably how people coped with children that were born with malformations or other things, and they would go heron and get rid of the offspring, but they would come up with an excuse for their guilt by convincing themselves that it was a changeling and not their child.

[Drewbie]

You've been an absolute machine lately man, what a quick turnaround between videos

[sverrg]

Great video! Just one note: When the police officer is asked if he believes in the local Irish folklore and remarks that he is from the North that has way worse things, based on my interactions with many people from there I believe this is a joke, specifically about "The Troubles", i.e. the British occupation and horrible ethnic conflicts that have resulted over the centuries and up to recent decades. They tend to have a very dark humour about the troubles and often reference it, especially in relation to their difference from residents of the Republic of Ireland. Due to dilution of Irish folklore up north by English culture and very real life problems they have faced recently they tend to have a more cynical culture or worldview. In other words, I believe he was saying: "We kinda stopped worrying about fairies when bombs and street battles were our daily reality" It's a clever joke and one I can easily imagine someone from Belfast making off hand

[YourLifeWasting]

Can't wait for Roanoke to cover the age disease that kills off adults in Don't grow up, or the Nicholas Cage movie mom and dad where parents start attacking only their children, or the space disease In sunshine. Also one last movie The Divide a 2011 movie where a nuke goes off in New York city and the inhabitants of the fallout bunker slowly succumb to radiation poisoning and lose touch with reality. Love your videos they keep me entertained.

[Goopy]

Has Roanoke touched on the fungus in X-Files that digests people underground while feeding them a hallucination? Love that episode.

[Cwronaga]

Interesting thing I learned recently about fungus is that they are responsible for the oldest symbiotic relationship on Earth as the majority of plant root systems are in fact actually fungal systems that connect plants together allowing them to share resources with each other and communicate information. The trees and other plants that are more Adept at gaining energy from the Sun share their resources with the fungal root systems that are better at gaining nutrients from the soil and they trade. Also the connection between the plants due to the fungal root system allows the various plants to communicate and allocate resources to keep the overall ecosystem flourishing. An example of this would be a larger older tree sharing its nutrients with younger trees around it through this root system so that they can grow

[TrizRocks]

18:05 Such an exquisite reference to 'Dragon Ball Abridged' graced our discourse. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to you for this splendid inclusion.

[drakegunter]

I wonder how many filmmakers actually go this deep making movies line up with reality and how it works and how many just end up getting lucky.

[jacobmoon]

the immune privilege thing i feel on a personal level, went to the hospital for a 'private' infection and the meds they gave me did little and it took a second trip for the doctor to be like "oh yeah those meds dont really work on that spot". that kinda mistake coulda lost me a nut

[bleakautomaton]

I think some of the point behind the kelpie horse was to scare kids away from approaching horses they don't know. If not to make sure the horse wasn't a threat, then to have them avoid being threatened by nobles/guards/etc for messing with their horse. Still some creepy cool stories on evil horses.

[dura_]

I'm not a mycologist, but I genuinely find fungi to be so fascinating and cool. I honestly love learning about different lifeforms, especially those that defy "normal" expectations!

[CommanderNoob]

Thank you, Roanoke, for not only showing people, but also educating people on the living world in forms that don't consist of pure text. You're a legend.

[LadyAsteria]

I'm sad you didn't mention that "changelings" were often just neurodiverse (Autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome, and a whole lotta others) children. The "signs" of them being Changelings were just the children's natural urges and instincts.

[connorhernandez]

The Irish chants are Erin go Bragh and Faugh a Ballagh, both being Irish Gaelic. The latter chant fits the context as it means “clear the way” in translation.