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You know what Millie needs to do right after filming this? Watch a bunch of cat videos. Cute, fuzzy, funny cat videos.🐈😹
LOL I made a similar recommendation on another channel over one of these "scary" videos. They were a bit stressed. ;o)
A couple I was surprised they didn't mention was Mothman, Jersey Devil and Skunk Ape.
Love Doctor Who and loved the episode "Blink". Seen all of the Doctor who episodes be them classics or the new ones. Of course haven't seen the missing ones which is sad.
Here are two urban Legends that he didn't mention, Resurrection in Chicago that started in the 1920's about a guy who went to a dance at a club met and danced with a woman named Mary and when he offered to take her home when they got towards the city cemetery she told him to let her out and when she did she walk towards the cemetery and disappeared. A few weeks later he went by her mother's house ask to see if she lived there her mom said she died , so every time people drive by the cemetery they tried to find and a few people have claimed to see her since 1925 . Then there's the mothman in west Virginia
Yes, I remember being told about Resurrection Mary in elementary school!
Yep. I still look for her. Live right down Talcott.
This still happens all over. It's not a legend. They dump the body
I live on the Ohio side of the Silver Bridge (Mothman Bridge). Every year the town of Point Pleasant, WV holds a mothman festival. They even crown a mothman queen who takes pictures with the mothman statue.
@@rena2415 oh ok , is the cemetery a public cemetery
I can't believe that he didn't mention the Jersey Devil.
It is odd, because the Jersey Devil is the one I've heard of, unlike any of these in the video here.
I'm also surprised that Mothman wasn't mentioned.
Speaking of movies, you should watch My Cousin Vinny. It's hilarious.
You all should do one on both North and South American cryptids I'd love to see you guys react to stuff like the wendigo, mothman, and la llorona
i so hoped la Llorona would make this list. i'm from Arizona and my mom's family is all from New Mexico. we used to go camping with our extended family when i was a kid, and i can't remember a single trip that one of my aunts didn't tell us about la Llorona around the camp fire and the night my grandparents heard her crying along an irrigation ditch at our ranch in New Mexico.
Gosh! What about Bigfoot, Dogman, Crawler, Wendigo, Skinwalker...?
The weeping angels was my first thought when seeing the angel statue .
The most entertaining part of this video is Millie’s facial expressions 😂🤣🥰
Best episodes ever...............Crazy............cool. yea, Dr who. Millie? Iduno Mayby she is a secret weeper........hm.
Mine as well! My sister has several angel statues on her front porch. Every time I visit I keep my eyes trained on them until I am inside and the door is closed. Whenever they had the weeping angels in an episode I got so creeped out.
Loved the weeping angels in Doctor Who!!!
Another great video. I was hoping the Jersey Devil made this list. I've watched a youtuber do the 100 steps one and nothing really happened from what I can remember
Yeah, a lot of these are incredibly niche. I was hoping he'd talk about the more well-known urban legends.
I already feel sorry for Millie before watching this video. I hope this wasn't right before sleep and you watched something happy/funny afterwards. I do love seeing you both react to these more scary videos though
A good time for a Lost in the Pond video.
A bit surprised The Beast Of Bray Road wasn’t mentioned.
Just in San Antonio, you have La Llorona, Donkey Lady, the fang baby off Old Pearsall Rd., Ghost tracks, Chinese cemetery, midget mansion, among other things like the Menger and Emily Morgan hotels that are quite haunted.
I'd love to hear any of the UK's urban legends.
One story I heard was about a couple who had car trouble down a deserted road. While they were trying to fix the car, someone came along and murdered them. Supposedly, if you park your car in neutral on that road and wait a bit the couple will come along and push your car down the road until the end so you don't end up the same way. I've also heard that if you put flour or some other kind of powder on the back of the car you'll see their handprints.
Shocked the West Virginia's Mothman wasn't mentioned
Love that Doctor Who episode! Don’t blink!! One of the scariest episodes!!
I am from Indiana,but have never heard of the 100 steps in Brazil. I guess it is because I don't live close to Brazil. Doctor Who is Awesome! Watch the episode called Blink for the Weeping Angels.
Blink was one of the best episodes of the modern Doctor Who revival, we used to use it to introduce people to the series. Ironic considering it has the least amount of the Doctor of any episode.
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Gotta say, I’m 57 born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and have only heard of the cropsy one. I like the way you react to things. Keep up the great work!
Love the Dr Who episode Don’t Blink! Would love to see a reaction video to that. Only legend I’ve heard of is the cemetery in Kansas… creepy video
Not to take anything away rom the video, but I think the best part of it was Millie's reactions to some of "legends" or anything creepy or scary. Keep up the good work, I enjoy your videos.
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Same here
You should check out the story of the LaLaurie House in New Orleans . Prepared to be horrified .
The Brown Mountain Lights, in the North Carolina Appalachian Mtns., are an unexplained phenomenon. The lights bounce around on the top of Brown Mtn. and have been seen by many people. Numerous scientists have tried to figure out what the lights are and there's no explanation. Check it out, it's pretty interesting!
I live just down the road from the Stuhl cemetery twice a year the Sheriff's office post deputies around the cemetery to keep people out and it is a constant fight to stop the vandalism even though it is private property now. The town of Stuhl is pretty much a ghost town now.
The moth man is another one. Creepy lots of videos and a movie
The weeping angles from doctor who were creepy but very cool. That was my favorite doctor who cast.
I’m so glad you finally did this! I suggested it some time ago 9as I’m sure many others have as well)….I’m excited!
I've never heard of any of those. There are so many others. Mothman, jersey devil, bunny man bridge, etc.
Love y’all’s reaction videos. I’m from Virginia and one of it’s most famous urban legends is The BunnyMan. 🐰
I saw this video when it came out years ago. I find all these legends so funny now.
As a 40 yr resident of Iowa City, Iowa, that Black Angel has scared countless people. I high school we would dare each other to walk past it in the dead of night, and legend has it, the wings moved at some point. I did it once, and never did it again...even in daylight, I won't go near it
Mid 40's, born and raised in the U.S.
Literally never heard of any of these! lol
One minnesota Urban legend is of the Banfill Locke center being haunted. It was a tavern in the 1800s and tunnels were built under neath to smuggle booze. I am not sure why its considered to be haunted or how but I think its probably from old loggers. Also side note i live right next to the tavern and i aint seen no ghost yet
YESSIR I BEEN WAITIN FOR THIS
I’m from Arkansas, hope ours is here
In the 1960's a bunch of us were doing yard work for one of our classmates. We put our shovels in the back of his station wagon and decided to check out a supposedly haunted cemetery. So off we went. As we were driving down the final rode a state police cark turned on his lights and stopped us about 100 feet from our intended destination and asked us what's up and seeing the shovels in the back. We were told to turn around and leave and were followed by him for over two miles to be certain we were going to our homes. That was scarier than the haunted cemetery could have ever been. It was about sunset and the moon was rising.
There is a local Urban myth in a town about a half hour away from me. The legend is about Friske Creek. Legend is that two children were drowned be a murderer. The children tried to escape & would put their hands up to grab onto something to keep from drowning but to no avail. Anyone that tries to cross the creek will supposedly be grabbed by the ghosts of the kids that died, & will drown just like the kids did.
The ghost girl reminded me of a story my dad told. He used to be a truck driver and I rode with him over the road. One night really late he was on the cb talking to other drivers about a ghost girl that would jump on the side of the truck and look in. She was searching for the one that killed her. Another trucker asked what happens if she found him. My dad was like "unless its you. You don't have anything to worry about." 😆
My fav urban legend is "Brandon & the Corn Pop". It's told at public swimming pools after dark.
As someone who lives in the woods my parents used to always tell me these stories so I wouldn't sneak out when I was a teen
Oh you should do movie reviews of scary movies. That would make for some very funny content lol.
#1, I’m glad to see my state represented! Ironically, I live in Kansas, and I have barely heard about Stull Cemetery from other residents. It’s usually on one of these list. #2, that was probably the scariest Doctor Who episode I’ve ever ever seen! Really love it, really effective.
I'm a Louisville native and have often heard the story of the Pope Lick Monster. There have been short films and plays based on the creature and that has only brought more attention to it. If you saw the trestle at Pope Lick you'll know from the start it's scary enough on its own, especially if you have a fear of heights. This hasn't stopped many people from falling to their deaths over the years there due to sheer stupidity rather than any sheep or goat man. Most believe the stories were started to try and scare kids away but unfortunately it seems to have only lured more people there. Some have been killed by the fall, others still by train. It's hard to know just how many have been injured over the years since the trestle is over a century old. It seems like every several years there is always someone testing it and either having to get rescued by firefighters, being injured, or end up getting killed.
That Doctor Who pic of the weeping angels was the scariest ever!
The Weeping Angels are my favorite aliens in Doctor Who. Anytime I see any kind of human or angel statue I keep an eye on it. 😉
Lol, those are hysterical. Cool campfire stories for sure.
Wasn't the story of the woman in the wedding dress part of the Donner Party? I thought I heard that once. Some of the party broke from the group to find help, while the others stayed behind in makeshift shacks. There were a lot of children in the party that waited and I thought I had read that the wedding dress lady was one of them.
Love the Weeping Angels some of the best Doctor Who villains ever.
the weeping angels of doctor who was my first thought as well when i saw the black angel statue.
Don't know if you guys do voting on movie channel. But having Millie watch scary movies would for sure blow up the channel.
I remember that Dr Who episode. I’ve never heard of any of these “legends.” But then we, in California, just had the Manson Family murderers, the Hillside Strangler, the Night Stalker. Oh well I guess we can’t compete with the rest of the country. 😉 Aw shucks.
Those aren't "Urban Legends" those are straight up serial killers. Completely different genre--hahaha.
@@jasonmistretta4295 you’re absolutely right! The only legends we have are Big Foot and an abundance of water. Go figure.
What about all of the creepy happenings at the Cecil Hotel? Is it just the poor and homeless being down on their luck and using the hotel to carry out ODs, suicides, and murders, or is there really something demonic going on that drives people to these unfortunate events?
@Catgirl680 yes, the Cecil is a bizarre place.
I've only heard of one of these, (the "Goatman") there are many other more widely known urban legends, such as the Mothman, The Chupacabra, the Jersey Devil, and the Flatwoods monster just to name a few
The thing is, urban legends in America are often based on real events that have happened in the past.
pope lick goat man is actually in the county i live in. the trestle is extremely high and many people have died there. it's an active railroad to this day with many warning signs and fenced off. once on the tracks, there's no way off if a train is coming. very dangerous. I heard this story decades ago, and since then multiple people have died there. just leave it be. the area is very pretty tho and you can see the trestle way up from a street at the bottom. the tracks run on a bluff above
I've heard half of these. Honestly, I'm surprised this was more related to ghost stories than what the majority of urban legends that exist. Such as Wumpus Cat, Jersey Devil, Snalliegaster, or Mothman. No tales of werebeasts, skinwalkers, hellhounds, or anything akin to goblins or imps. Granted, the last one is more common in South America, but the USA does have urban and native legends with things like Puckwudgies, Little Red, and some others I can't recall at the moment.
Me and my friends used to hangout at Seaview hospital as a kid. It's actually still as spooky at night with broken stairs and everything lol
I hate scary stuff too, Millie! You have to overcome your fears!
The Gurdon Light is a light that people used to swear to have seen on the railroad tracks near the tiny community of Gurdon, Arkansas. There are several legends that claim to explain the light, all involving a railroad worker, killed on the tracks, carrying a lantern. In one legend, he was decapitated and is looking for his head.
Arkansas also has our own version of Bigfoot, the Fouke Monster. There was a series of B movies made about it way back in the '70s. The first and main one was The Legend of Boggy Creek.
I would NEVER visit any of those places during night time even though they are just urban legends 😳
Every time I go somewhere like moody gardens I always see hell gate bridge…but we never go on it (it’s disconnected from the road)
Here in San Antonio, TX we have the urban legend of the Donkey Lady.
Yes, James, the first thing I thought about was Dr. Who and the Weeping Angels. I love Dr. Who. Have watched it since I was a child. About the whole video. Very creepy. As a minister/priest I am all too familiar with the reality of evil, both the evil of one human to another, and spiritual and demonic evil. I choose to avoid anyplace affiliated with evil. Such places carry a negative spiritual vibration and I don't ever think it is good, unless unavoidable to intentionally encounter these things. Peace
Us Americans like telling spooky stories. Well I don't do it but we we're told spooky stories when I was a little girl. People have a wild imagination it's just scary stories that's all.
Even the Statue of Liberty was a Weeping Angel.
Regarding the Slaughterhouse Canyon, if that was the way of it, no one would have known what happened. Even if the bodies were discovered before decomposition, they *could* determine a murder had occurred, but wouldn't have much detail beyond that. But it being a gold rush, she would've been among a community of other mining families with stores and available provisions and would not have been left to starve.
I can't believe Millie has never seen "Don't Blink", let alone any Dr Who.
Urban legend that in the early part of the 20th century a school bus stalled on RR tracks. Several children died. If a car parks on or too close to the RR tracks, the vehicle will get pushed across the tracks to safety by the ghosts of the dead children. (Supposedly the bus accident didn’t happen near San Antonio but near Salt Lake City in 1938.)
Don't forget the BEKs or black eyed kids. Urban legend says at night kids knocking on your door or look in your windows wanting help, but their eyes are black voids, if you let them in you might not be seen again.
Hard to believe they didn't mention the Jersey Devil. LOL. ....or Pennsylvania's own Squonk!
I remember the weeping angels. You need to react to "this is my house this is not my cat"
That is my favorite Dr. Who. It was Blink.
I live in Lawrence Kansas just 13 miles from Stull Kansas definitely heard stories growing up around here. My uncle once told me when the church was still up that you could throw objects inside and they would never hit the ground also there was supposedly a stair case that if you went down it they never ended some say those stairs lead you to hell and are still there just covered by dirt. It's definitely a creepy area and strange things do go on there for sure
the weeping angels are my fav DW villians
There is a tale similiar to the knock knock tale in Alabama. I heard the tale while I was driving for a trucking company in Eufaula Al. The road where this is supposed to happen is going west out of Birmingham..
Where I live in PA we are kinda right next to the Schuylkill River there is a legend about hauntings around the river and one is really scary
I have been to Stull Cemetery. It's not really very big and you could easily drive by it thinking that it was just another rural cemetery.
Surprised that there was nothing related to Mahwah.
These were all kinda cool legends. But you should look for more famous legends like Mothman, The Jersey Devil, the Leaux gareau(spelling??) And other famous legends.
A few miles from my house in Indiana, Pa, there is a covered bridge on an old dirt road called Thomas Rd Covered Bridge. Legend has it if you drive onto the bridge at midnight stop n yell murder 3times, the word will be etched onto the hood of the car. Never be able to erase it, even if you sand n repaint the hood.
To be fair, just about EVERY road in Detroit could tell a tale of murder. It's a dangerous city.
Woo Staten Island! The college here used to be an asylum, related to Cropsey (I forgot how though)
That DR. WHO episode was the only one that scared that crap outta my son. We had to skip most of it. As Americans we love DR. WHO, I have a purse and tshirts.
Let's not forget the Michigan dogman which seems to be everywhere now
Doctor Who is my shiiiiiit! The weeping angels are a modern classic. Absolutely freaky
I’m surprised the Jersey Devil wasn’t there, it is one of, if not, the biggest urban legend in New Jersey.
I thought of the doc who episode of don't blink before you said it.
hm thought it would be more about creatures then anything
I'm surprised the Jersey Devil didn't make the list. It was mentioned in the X Files after all.
Yay my boy Danny Burke from Most Amazing Top 10.
Love that channel
Good reaction too
Wow!! No New Jersey Devil? I thought that was one of the most famous urban legends of America. The New Jersey Hockey Team is named after that urban legend--hahaha!
That was my favorite season of Doctor Who.
Oh Lord. Never heard of the grunch. But having lived my whole life on my grandparents farm in Louisiana nothing would surprise me. I'll be looking around for it soon as i go outside. Lol
I live in Iowa and have been in Iowa City several even numerous times and have never heard of the Angel statue
What y’all should watch especially about Millie’s comment, a movie called “Final Destination” there’s multiple movies in that series.
Enjoy 😉🤣
Im a huge Whovian and the weeping angels are my favorite s
In the suburbs of New York City we have 2 ubeen legends. The most popular one is the headless horseman in Sleepy Hollow. Then we have a buckout road in White Plains
First thing I thought of was a Weeping Angel!
Been to Stull Cemetery - the gateway to hell. Was a lot scarier in the 80's with the old church and tree growing through and breaking altar in half! outside Lawrence ks, was at KU at the time, Rock Chalk!
Dr. Who's weeping angels is really creepy! Would rather take my chances with a Dalek!
Wow I used to live on strasburg right off 7mile in detroit I always walked thru there late at night never knew
I bet Jersey and the other Channel Islands have great ghost stories.