I had a friend who claimed he knew someone with a car that had a radio that picked up a station from the distant past like the 50s. No clue if he was lying or not, but that would be kind of creepy.
How neat and spooky! That also happens to be kind of the premise of an episode of the 90’s show Are You Afraid of the Dark?, called “The Tale Of Station 109.1”. The ep has Gilbert Gottfried in it, it’s worth watching if you can find it :)
I really am liking the art as it is. A lot of channels and webcomics fall into the trap of experimenting with their art styles too much, slowing down productivity and losing a lot of the charm that made them popular in the first place. I think BTS has found an excellent groove with this present level of grey-scale punctuated with select color. Really is evocative in the best way possible for Fortean faire!
Yeah, the other day I saw one of their videos that had color... and it was still a good video... but they kind of looked like WikiHow images. The black and white definitely help set the mood.
@@camelliaharpdarkthrope6462 And then he ended up being a fraud and he offed himself rather than face consequences. CLEARLY THE CAR'S DOING WHOOOOOOOSPOOKYTIMES.
I will always remember that scene on John Carpenter's Christine. When she chase Buddy Repperton down the highway on fire.Of course this is long before CGI so there was an actual stunt man in the burning 1958 Plymouth Fury. It took awhile to film the scene because the oxygen inside the car would burn up within seconds.
It seems to me that the ghost which haunts the car likes to keep things interesting. It enjoys saving things and travelling at great speeds. It hates people poking around it, and can kill people if bored. It doesn't seem purely malevolent or benevolent. I think it needs to be kept entertained.
yeah because nothing was wrong with the car. allen was exaggerating for attention, some of them never happened, and the "effect" it had was mass hysteria.
That slow zoom-in towards the car when it's parked in front of Allen's house is so terrifying and creepy as the narrator relays how the old woman who argued with Allen died horrifically a week later and you can slowly see a demonic skeleton-looking figure in the backseat staring at the camera - so subtle and creepy as hell!
The story of this car was all over the vintage Chrysler fan communities a few years ago, primarily because they felt sorry for the autistic woman that owned the car (who apparently lived in it at the time) and were annoyed with her mother, who took it away, sent it to a junkyard and heavily damaged it....especially since it's a very rare car. I seem to remember there being some sort of fundraiser for her. The stories about it being cursed, or even being an ex police car, or stolen by a church, were not claimed at that time. I think she's just trying to build a legend for the vehicle.
@@ewetn1 Any Dodge 330 Limited is rare enough, but nicknamed "Golden Eagle" and ended up in a junkyard in two pieces in fairly recent years? I'd say one of one. I've watched the story evolve since then.
And the Golden Eagle and the engine in Christine being called the 'golden commando' and also both being GM products? Coincidence? I think nyet! P.s. Not to upset any fellow fans of the film but the remake is confirmed and happening. No doubt Arnie will become a troubled black amongst other PC notions.
Would like to see these as future episodes: The Flatwoods Monster The Enfield Horror Mel's Hole (this should be a two-parter due to there being two holes) There is Something in the Jungle (this episode should talk about giant anacondas, gigantic spiders, the Mapinguari, Mokele-mbembe, and the kongamato) The Jersey Devil The Betty and Barney Hill Abduction Reptilians The Owlman of Cornwall The Lone Pine Mountain Devil The Monkey Man of New Delhi Chupacabra Living Dinosaurs (follow-up to There is Something in the Jungle) Yokai (sightings of yokai in Japan) Real Life Zombies The Mantis Man of Musconetcong River Thunderbirds The Dover Demon Phantom Clowns (sightings of evil clowns, especially in 2016) Ape-Men (this episode should talk about yetis, almasty, Hibagon, yowies, and various giant ape cryptids around the world similar to Bigfoot) Native American Ghosts The Goatman The Giant Shrimp in the Laundry Room
There’s another channel called beyond creepy that tells stories about cryptozoology sightings and reports, old mystery magazine stories from the 50s-80s, ufo sightings, aliens, paranormal encounters, and any other Syfi stories you could think of and there’s 200+ videos
The car had nothing to do with the crash that decapitated the old lady, but the townsfolk still blamed the car. I mean, why not blame any accident within a 20 mile radius on the car? lol
A lot of the stories have come from the lady who owns the car, she has a musuem of old "haunted" cars. She's also a witch and a psychic. Still a fun story though
Well if you remove the "church" from the story, it is rather ordinary. Might also be a story about crazy church people :) Also, people connecting the soucide in connection with fraud exposed, that sound like having an accident when driving dangerously is "bad luck".
The song at the end - LMAO 😂🤣 The missus: "What the hell are you doin'?!" I thought it was pretty good till you went off at the end, hahaha. Thank you, Bedtime Stories! 💯👍
The book was written in the 70's after this car was produced, but the story of the curse extended well into the 2000's. Has art imitated life or has life imitate art at this point? Your wife was right to ask what you were doing. Your scream sounded like the sound effect when an Enderman dies in Minecraft LOL
The car featured here was a '64 model so precedes the book by a fair margin. King apparently was inspired by his Pinto in 1978. The book was launched in 1983 and only around 8 months ahead of the film release.
Everyone's a sceptic until those cold hands unbuckle your seatbelt and throw you out of the car 😳. Then your just a nut job 🤣 If something like that happened, would you tell anybody about it ? Anonymously maybe ?
@@dominicchessington7211 Me too. Didn't he used to be in a band or something? Sure there was a community post they put out with an old music video of his, but could be getting confused with someone else.
I just got the notification 30 seconds ago, how did you make it to the end already? I guess the notifications must be staggered or something. Funny comment btw, lol 😆
Stephen King mentioned on Bedtime stories?! Cannot wait to watch this one! Edit, loved this story, but loved the singing even more.....that end note 🎶🥺 beautiful, otherworldly, inspiring 👌🏻👏🏻🥺 2nd edit - absolutely pissed myself when you got caught 🤣
Apparently I owe Mr King an apology - I always thought the crazed fire'n'brimstone Christians in some of his stories were cartoonishly over the top and unrealistic. This pastor and his mooks sound like the sort of people who would get on board with sacrificing the boy to the Mist.
There’s a bunch of good stuff on skinwalker which is worth listening to on TH-cam. I’d love to go there must be a fascinating place to visit and living in London uk I would love that vast open space. Although probably nothing would happen if I went there,
Do you mean there's more to the Skinwalker ranch that is not covered on this channel or you mean you just haven't watched all the videos about it on this channel yet?
@@jameslyddall come up to Scotland. Save you the hefty fair, also there are plenty of skinwalkers here, in kilts though, loads of space too nothing but Heather and ticks
Absolutely loved this one! As a Mainer, and having grown up in this general area, and now being a student at USM (The University of Southern Maine) I have been many a time to all of the towns mentioned in this videos and to hear creepy stories so close to home is just awesome!
to me it sounds like the the car wasn't so much as cursed per say, but depending on the, hmm, emotions or intent of the people around it, it seemed to manifest that. ie the fire fighters wanting to save lives so the car helped them do that being see as an angel. people that had ill intent (wanting to destroy it, exorcise it etc) manifested those emotion as a "curse". just some thoughts on it. really interesting story thanks for the hard work in presenting it to us here.
@@marhawkman303 I’m of the opinion that curses on inanimate objects CAN be man made, but, not in the way you’re probably referring to. The human mind is a powerful thing and it’s been proven thoughts have physical properties and can affect many things. So i believe that if one (or more) people think something is cursed, then the object can indeed “live up” to that fueled solely by people’s thoughts and intents. Wild? Yeah but think about it: there’s been many more wild things that have been proven.
@@EphemeralProductions even more interesting is the power of suggestion. Telling someone something is "creepy and unnatural" will make the mind go places it wouldn't otherwise. You expect the abnormal and force yourself to see what may or may not be there. But when only one person is affected by a curse? hmm.... makes you wonder.
I find it interesting that so many horror stories in film, seems to have some basis in fact. Makes one wonder what other films are based on these bizarre incidents. Love the bit at the end of the video. Halloween is coming.
Interesting as always.....and now for a similar story that should interest the UK contingent.....I work as a photographer on the airshow circuit photographing WWII planes and we have a pilot here in Denver who had a very nice Hawker Sea Fury fighter for quite a while....until the plane had a gear up accident.....it was transported to Texas to be fixed by a famous warbird shop there and was returned to the owner in Denver the next year.....and the same thing happened again, another gear up accident! Off to Texas it went again to be fixed and this time once it was fixed the shop owner took it up himself for a test flight with a passenger...and on approach to landing at the airport in Texas the engine conked out and the pilot had to belly the plane in.....the passenger survived the crash landing just fine, the restoration shop owner/pilot not so we'll, he spent the rest of his days in a wheelchair and it was pretty rough going for a few months there immediately after the accident. He was a friend of mine and unfortunately he did pass a few years ago. The kicker to all of this is this plane, before it was sold to it's Denver based owner, had flipped over in Florida some years before and killed it's then owner! Now it is off the airshow circuit and I have no idea what has become of it.
The Polara fits the standard description of the Big Three’s oversized cars: she’s a “Detroit Cabin Cruiser.” And yes, this vehicle was the inspiration for King to write “Christine.”
Wonderful episode! Excellent job Bedtime stories😃👍! Also, there is a creepy face that appears on 2:43 on the right. It is a nice easter egg. Kudos to the artist. It's like it's staring into my soul. With a smile.
Great timing in bed with a cup of chocolate, great way to unwind and relax, listening to a new story and getting comfortable. And as always thank you for your tireless work and interesting subject matter.
Another Classic Tale. Thank you Bedtime Stories! The artwork, writing, and delivery remain excellent --- you are THE benchmark for great content! Cheers from Southern California.
I am a fan of Stephen King and this is reminding of Christine, a lot, especially that part where the car tried to kill the reverend's wife. Made me feel like I was reading Christine all over again. But it's also making me think of From A Buick 8, another Stephen King novel about a car. I still haven't read that one yet. Perhaps the Curse of the Golden Eagle also inspired that one too.
Lmao, dude it costs me like 30 quid for a half tank and I drive a Ford Fiesta. And I live outside the city so I have to top her up pretty much every other day. Literally spending the money just to get to work basically... may as well just burn the money. And I'll be damned if I'm gonna spend 60 quid to get a full tank even if it means I have to do less fuel stops. I just can't justify it. Stupid, I know, but I'm weird in the head.
@@roryslaine7896 @Rory Slaine Man I feel ya, I had to google the equivalent of a quid to see and we're pretty much in the same boat lol I have a Chevy v8 Sierra, live outside the city and I deadass do the exact same thing lmao It would kill me to sink 80 bucks in one shot and tear up when I see the arrow move haha
Yes! A new video from BedTime Stories! I LOVED the movie Christine, never knew one existed in real life! Channel is AMAZING. Thanks for all your content.
Wow!! Thanks guys! Y’all are the best horror channel on TH-cam and I check every week to see if you have a new video out. Never hear of the Golden Eagle. One your your best so far!
I wish my 64 Polara was possessed... alas my life is not that interesting, haha. Love your work! Probably one of the very few channels on TH-cam that a binge watch. I agree with others - the artwork and narration is at a perfect balance -- keep up the great work!
I'm thinking that if there is any truth to the Golden Eagle being cursed, it may be brought upon in how certain people interact with it. Perhaps because the fire department believed it was good, the "spirit" of the Golden Eagle manifested as a force of good. And perhaps because certain others believed the car to be evil, the "spirit" of the Golden Eagle manifested as a force of evil. Perhaps because Wendy Allen didn't believe there was anything good or evil about the car, the car became neither good nor evil.
@Anxious Samurai I think the dozens of coincidental causalities that included local wildlife, Mrs. Bryant, 2 children, the decapitated parishioner, etc., would beg to differ. Also that Wendy is pretty antisocial and antagonistic knowing full well the history of the car and the anxiety it stirred among her community members and still, she chose to press on and buy it. This makes her that sort of divisive neighbour that nobody really wants to have around.
My grandfather had a late model Polara, it was HUGE! I swear 5 people could sit across the front seat. When I was in college on a visit to see him he was in a hospice by then, he wanted me to us it to get around on my visit so to keep it in good condition, it was a TANK to drive. I drove it from Ft Dodge to Mason City then Iowa City to visit family, no mishaps, the only curse was the gas mileage, that was definitely a curse.
Since you mentioned other vehicles being accused of being cursed, what happned to the Little Bastard episode? May have missed the mention on why those aren't available. Really liked that one. Great vid!
I don't know exactly why they took that episode and a few other ones down but they're all available on there discord server the link for which can be found in the nightshift video
I'm so relieved that I didn't click away until the very last minute of this video - would've never guessed the singing was 'hiding' at the end like that.
You mentioned Christine, but I feel like this story MUST have been some inspiration to kings novel ' From a Buick 8" , published around 2002 or 2003. I read all his books as kid, and this story made me think of that book
@@skylined5534 i didnt like the book when i read it, granted I was kid an didn't REALLY get it. The book felt like all exposition, I kept waiting for something dramatic to happen like in Carrie . But now that I know there's some vaguely real story behind the inspo, I might give it another shot as adult lol
Thanks for doing a story from my home state. You guys are the absolute best! I live thirty miles from that junk yard in Freeport...I kind of want to go have a look.
I actually own a truck I named Christine. We named it for company reasons, so that we can keep track of the vehicles. It is a red and chrome Ford Ranger. While not a 1958 Plymouth, It is about the same age, retroactively, as the original car was in the book. One month after we purchased her, she blew a piston. That was fine, as I know how to build engines. We put a bigger engine in her, but... it didn't run quite right. She fast fast, but kept misfiring, and throwing up engine codes. On closer inspection, it had a dead cylinder on number 3. Completely dead, no compression. Seeing as it was only a four-cylinder, it should not have even run! I took the top end off, only to find that four of the valves were bent. Four, out of eight. We replaced the four valves, re-seated them, and threw the top end back in. It is running right now, but we dare not talk bad about her. Fords are temperamental that way. Never buy her the best parts, only fix what is broken, and "drive her hard and put her to bed wet." And... knock on wood, she has never broke down on us. As for the story... it leaves a lot of gaping holes. Like, when did the officer find the body of his comrade? If Ms. Allen practiced Wiccan, why did she not let the church perform an exorcism? Why was she even friends with a preacher's wife? Any people that practice that are VERY open minded, and would have no problem performing anything they wanted on the car, just laughing a little bit while they were doing it. There are a LOT of unanswered questions with this one. At least, IMO.
I laughed so hard when it showed the lady falling out of the car the animation was legit... And the whole 'My car hasn't killed anyone!' argument from the owner sounds like ever horror movie ever, 'no we caint close the beach there is no shark's
i always found it dumb, because finding a shark near a beach is incredibly more probable than a car going on a random killingspree without any driver. but hey you know horror movie logic
Yeah nah my '94 Honda Prelude was definitely cursed. I always had little mechanical problems with it, then one night a brand new wheel bearing collapsed slightly while I was in the middle of a session of spirited driving, and I span out and smashed up an embankment and into a tree. The chassis is a total write off, but the motor is fine and will live on in another, (less cursed, I hope 😅) Honda soon
Great episode! First, a new BTS upload. Second, a nice very creepy story. Third, a story that I've never heard of. Fourth, the bonus terror of the song at the end. Was that from Secret Agenda? Wasn't that the band's name?
This isnt about this story but i just got to the end of this video currently listening to your entire library and I love the little funny outtakes and stuff at the end! Hilarious! this channel is perfect to listen to at work and watch/listen to at home during down time. I really appreciate all the hard work you guys do to make these videos. Thank you so much!
One night many years ago while driving with a friend I noticed what had been a beautiful 1974 Cadillac sedan DeVille sitting in the parking lot of a liquor store. The Cadillac had been modified extensively though. Oversized rims, a faux Louis Vuitton vinyl top and worst of all Lamborghini style scissors doors. I just shook my head and said "what a waste of a beautiful car." My friend though who had quite a reputation as being very close to the spirit and supernatural world simply said with no emotion or inflection "That car will kill them for what they have done to it. It's angry and it will kill them for what they have done. It's very angry I can feel it from here." She went on to explain that many inanimate objects were just that inanimate but that all objects did have some type of energy around them. Some attracted and held more than others, while some accumulated enough energy to for lack of better term approach a type of sentience. Some are happy and benign others... not so much. I don't know if I believe any of that but I still found it to be a chilling statement possibly because somewhere ...I don't know...but for reasons I can't quite explain maybe because years earlier by myself had had a Chevy Tahoe That had been owned by the Michigan State Police That was actually banned from three different shops for injuring everyone who attempted the work on it even the service techs at the Chevrolet dealership hated working on it. It even had once fired a spring clip from the dashboard through my thumbnail among other injuries it gave me I don't know, her statement just felt true.
Very eerie story. I remember reading Stephen King’s Christine. I remember only reading half of the book because I felt a little uneasy, more like on edge because of the interaction between Arnie Cunningham and Christine. One line in the book that I remember most was when Christine, with the dashboard and interior lights glowing saying to Arnie and the reader, “Let’s cruise.” I couldn’t read any further. I am surprised that this eerie account wasn’t made into a movie. It would definitely challenge a viewer into wondering if the car was, indeed, cursed or was it the people or things that were in close proximity of the car who were guilt ridden or had other serious problems within themselves. My younger brother was driving home on the Florida turnpike when a bolt of lightning struck his vehicle. The vehicle’s power went out and so did the engine. The one bit of evidence to the lightning strike was the antenna, which was melted. My brother got rid of the vehicle and bought another. No other incidents happened after that.
First up, love the color scheme. It works great. I couldn't stop laughing at 11:23 though, where Mrs Bryant is ejected from the car and Mrs Allen just goes back to looking at the road, like, 'Welp, I tried."
The amount of people who instantly buy every detail of a story with only one direct source, with only mass hysteria to back it up (assuming that even happened and isn't part of her story) is insane. I usually like these sorts of stories but this one is almost certainly a sham, and one that intentionally drags real people's names through the mud in favor of a "haunted" car.
I had a friend who claimed he knew someone with a car that had a radio that picked up a station from the distant past like the 50s. No clue if he was lying or not, but that would be kind of creepy.
How neat and spooky! That also happens to be kind of the premise of an episode of the 90’s show Are You Afraid of the Dark?, called “The Tale Of Station 109.1”. The ep has Gilbert Gottfried in it, it’s worth watching if you can find it :)
@@Emiliapocalypse **responds in screaming gottfried voice** *Oh My God!*
Kinda?! Hella!!!
Severely max level im selling this now creepy, not kind of lol
..its of a 80s 90s movie ..this little kid rebuilds a tv and it is a day forward so they gamble on horses
I really am liking the art as it is. A lot of channels and webcomics fall into the trap of experimenting with their art styles too much, slowing down productivity and losing a lot of the charm that made them popular in the first place. I think BTS has found an excellent groove with this present level of grey-scale punctuated with select color. Really is evocative in the best way possible for Fortean faire!
Mike Turcanu's art was picked because it resembled the narrator's late brother's art style - so I'm pretty sure it will not change :)
I just wish the subtitles were an option we could choose or disable.
Yeah, the other day I saw one of their videos that had color... and it was still a good video... but they kind of looked like WikiHow images. The black and white definitely help set the mood.
@@Terryterryterryterryterry so true lol
True, I agree!
I love how the pastor tried to get it exorcised, only for the car to dig up dirt on him and expose him for church fraud.
Fr fr
I like also that even though the Pastor was adamant the car was cursed, he still encouraged church goers to get close to the car and vandalize it lol
What a ding-dong!
@@camelliaharpdarkthrope6462 And then he ended up being a fraud and he offed himself rather than face consequences. CLEARLY THE CAR'S DOING WHOOOOOOOSPOOKYTIMES.
@@camelliaharpdarkthrope6462 So the car knew about that and had him exposed for fraud. Good for you, car! :D
I will always remember that scene on John Carpenter's Christine. When she chase Buddy Repperton down the highway on fire.Of course this is long before CGI so there was an actual stunt man in the burning 1958 Plymouth Fury. It took awhile to film the scene because the oxygen inside the car would burn up within seconds.
The most impressing scene to me from the movie also.
The scariest scene of the movie for me. I love that scene. One of my all time favorite films.
I miss movies with actual stunts and excellent practical effects.
John Carpenter & crew did it again for his version of, The Thing.
@@Gruntvc without a doubt one of the best or thee best sci-fi horror movies of all time.
@@grapeshot 100%
Something about the fire department having no trouble with it is absolutely fascinating
This car really said ACAB, lol
Fire dept only comes when u call them. They're actual rescue
@@00muinamir it really makes you wonder, WHAT is the curse? How much of the idea of the curse... is stories told by Dr. Allen?
It seems to me that the ghost which haunts the car likes to keep things interesting. It enjoys saving things and travelling at great speeds. It hates people poking around it, and can kill people if bored. It doesn't seem purely malevolent or benevolent. I think it needs to be kept entertained.
yeah because nothing was wrong with the car. allen was exaggerating for attention, some of them never happened, and the "effect" it had was mass hysteria.
That slow zoom-in towards the car when it's parked in front of Allen's house is so terrifying and creepy as the narrator relays how the old woman who argued with Allen died horrifically a week later and you can slowly see a demonic skeleton-looking figure in the backseat staring at the camera - so subtle and creepy as hell!
Yeah Exactly 😁😁😁
Did not noticed! I watch back and got the time stamp: 13:23
I looked very close and it seems like the skull logo from Bedtime Stories! 😀💀😱
Didn't even notice that, just makes it even creepier😅🙃
Its in the back through the whole time that pic is up
That poor Carfax Mascot. The lemon cars had it in for him...
Poor guy! Ha!
The story of this car was all over the vintage Chrysler fan communities a few years ago, primarily because they felt sorry for the autistic woman that owned the car (who apparently lived in it at the time) and were annoyed with her mother, who took it away, sent it to a junkyard and heavily damaged it....especially since it's a very rare car. I seem to remember there being some sort of fundraiser for her.
The stories about it being cursed, or even being an ex police car, or stolen by a church, were not claimed at that time. I think she's just trying to build a legend for the vehicle.
How do you know it's the same car?
@@ewetn1 Any Dodge 330 Limited is rare enough, but nicknamed "Golden Eagle" and ended up in a junkyard in two pieces in fairly recent years? I'd say one of one.
I've watched the story evolve since then.
I never knew about this I'm a big fan of Christine and to find out their was a real life counter part is mind blowing
James Dean's Porsche Spider is another story to give a look
Good ole small town Maine.
@@elithelonewolf2677 pretty sure 'James Dean's Little Bastard' is covered by Bedtime Stories as well.
@Dirty Magic11 well it was in Maine...
And the Golden Eagle and the engine in Christine being called the 'golden commando' and also both being GM products? Coincidence? I think nyet!
P.s. Not to upset any fellow fans of the film but the remake is confirmed and happening. No doubt Arnie will become a troubled black amongst other PC notions.
Would like to see these as future episodes:
The Flatwoods Monster
The Enfield Horror
Mel's Hole (this should be a two-parter due to there being two holes)
There is Something in the Jungle (this episode should talk about giant anacondas, gigantic spiders, the Mapinguari, Mokele-mbembe, and the kongamato)
The Jersey Devil
The Betty and Barney Hill Abduction
Reptilians
The Owlman of Cornwall
The Lone Pine Mountain Devil
The Monkey Man of New Delhi
Chupacabra
Living Dinosaurs (follow-up to There is Something in the Jungle)
Yokai (sightings of yokai in Japan)
Real Life Zombies
The Mantis Man of Musconetcong River
Thunderbirds
The Dover Demon
Phantom Clowns (sightings of evil clowns, especially in 2016)
Ape-Men (this episode should talk about yetis, almasty, Hibagon, yowies, and various giant ape cryptids around the world similar to Bigfoot)
Native American Ghosts
The Goatman
The Giant Shrimp in the Laundry Room
I love these ideas, and I love even more that they sound like Goosebumps books 😅
I second this especially the mantis man and the shrimp, truly odd ones those ...
Maybe Snake Dog too?
The cesium incident in my country., Brazil. Lots of people died. Including a young kid
Dude. Your the bomb. That's some good stuff in this list
There’s another channel called beyond creepy that tells stories about cryptozoology sightings and reports, old mystery magazine stories from the 50s-80s, ufo sightings, aliens, paranormal encounters, and any other Syfi stories you could think of and there’s 200+ videos
Gotta do Houska Castle!!!!! There is so much content to talk about plus it’s super creepy!!
The Real life Wolfenstein castle.
@@hemidas with a portal to hell under the floors and stories of bat creatures flying around, it really is
Oh my!, door to Hell on that castle?
@@erickvasconcelos4458 yes!!! Look it up!
That’d be a fun one. Lots of good lore
Someone: "Hey guys, bad things happen in our town. Let's blame a car!"
Everyone else: "OK! Sounds good."
The car had nothing to do with the crash that decapitated the old lady, but the townsfolk still blamed the car.
I mean, why not blame any accident within a 20 mile radius on the car? lol
A lot of the stories have come from the lady who owns the car, she has a musuem of old "haunted" cars. She's also a witch and a psychic.
Still a fun story though
that "church" sounds like a bunch of geriatric psychopaths... surprised how nobody was charged for destroying somebody else's car.
Well if you remove the "church" from the story, it is rather ordinary. Might also be a story about crazy church people :)
Also, people connecting the soucide in connection with fraud exposed, that sound like having an accident when driving dangerously is "bad luck".
Small towns man. They have to blame everything on something. Trust me I’ve lived in one. Lucky no one blamed a car for the towns troubles.
The song at the end - LMAO 😂🤣 The missus: "What the hell are you doin'?!"
I thought it was pretty good till you went off at the end, hahaha.
Thank you, Bedtime Stories! 💯👍
The book was written in the 70's after this car was produced, but the story of the curse extended well into the 2000's. Has art imitated life or has life imitate art at this point?
Your wife was right to ask what you were doing. Your scream sounded like the sound effect when an Enderman dies in Minecraft LOL
The car featured here was a '64 model so precedes the book by a fair margin. King apparently was inspired by his Pinto in 1978. The book was launched in 1983 and only around 8 months ahead of the film release.
Hey guys! We have been waiting the whole week for this glorious moment of a new bedtime story, now we're about to watch, thank you so much!
Too late. I already watched it.
@@seanmc7128 here's your 🍪
@@gokugoma3258 and where's my milk? 🥛
@@seanmc7128 here 🥛
@@ethanmartin7588 😁
Even though I don’t personally believe in curses and hauntings, I still greatly enjoy each new installment from you guys!
Hey we don’t know everything in this world and I mean who knows what happens when we die
@@nataliekennedy4646 Everything has a natural explanation, we just don't always know what it is.
Don't know about curses, but having experienced a paranormal experience once myself, guess you could call it a haunting.
@@susanalexander6721 what happened
Everyone's a sceptic until those cold hands unbuckle your seatbelt and throw you out of the car 😳.
Then your just a nut job 🤣
If something like that happened, would you tell anybody about it ?
Anonymously maybe ?
A very well-told and animated story. The artwork is outstanding. Congratulations to all the team at Bedtime Stories.
Love you Rich, but I think the singing at the end was scary enough for it’s own standalone episode
Haha, I know. I do it solely to annoy the missus 😂
I think he sounded pretty damn good 😂
@@dominicchessington7211 Me too. Didn't he used to be in a band or something? Sure there was a community post they put out with an old music video of his, but could be getting confused with someone else.
I just got the notification 30 seconds ago, how did you make it to the end already? I guess the notifications must be staggered or something. Funny comment btw, lol 😆
"The Screeching In The House."
Stephen King mentioned on Bedtime stories?! Cannot wait to watch this one!
Edit, loved this story, but loved the singing even more.....that end note 🎶🥺 beautiful, otherworldly, inspiring 👌🏻👏🏻🥺
2nd edit - absolutely pissed myself when you got caught 🤣
Apparently I owe Mr King an apology - I always thought the crazed fire'n'brimstone Christians in some of his stories were cartoonishly over the top and unrealistic. This pastor and his mooks sound like the sort of people who would get on board with sacrificing the boy to the Mist.
apparently his girlfriend is Irish or Scottish?
Wasn’t expecting a jam session post-video
Nor was I expecting it to slowly descend into unintelligible nightmare screeching
Love your channel! Can’t wait for the rest of the Skinwalker ranch stories as well but I’ll watch it all!
There’s a bunch of good stuff on skinwalker which is worth listening to on TH-cam. I’d love to go there must be a fascinating place to visit and living in London uk I would love that vast open space. Although probably nothing would happen if I went there,
Same
Do you mean there's more to the Skinwalker ranch that is not covered on this channel or you mean you just haven't watched all the videos about it on this channel yet?
@@jameslyddall come up to Scotland. Save you the hefty fair, also there are plenty of skinwalkers here, in kilts though, loads of space too nothing but Heather and ticks
@Соломон Пояс indigenous, are you? Expert on the skinwalker lore?
Can’t say enough good things about this channel, it’s top of the pops for me in the genre
I agree! Cant get enough of this channel. Can you recommend any similar channels?
@@conorob9558 Chances are you've heard of him, but, if not, Beyond Creepy is great.
Absolutely loved this one! As a Mainer, and having grown up in this general area, and now being a student at USM (The University of Southern Maine) I have been many a time to all of the towns mentioned in this videos and to hear creepy stories so close to home is just awesome!
Im from the uk and only associate Maine with the sk books, and "MAINERS" are exactly what I would expect you lot to call yourselves lol.
@@mad-pit3832 haha lol! I’m glad I didn’t disappoint!
Same with me, I live close to "skinwalker ranch" and still freak out thinking it's just a moderate drive from my house o.o
@@thehobo00 damn
Maine and Massachusetts. Two places that are deemed as cursed by horrors in fiction.
to me it sounds like the the car wasn't so much as cursed per say, but depending on the, hmm, emotions or intent of the people around it, it seemed to manifest that. ie the fire fighters wanting to save lives so the car helped them do that being see as an angel. people that had ill intent (wanting to destroy it, exorcise it etc) manifested those emotion as a "curse". just some thoughts on it. really interesting story thanks for the hard work in presenting it to us here.
I like this interpretation, that's an interesting idea. The car is a focusing objecting.
One of my favourite channels. Absolutely love the stories here
Don't ever stop this channel! I couldn't face not having you all to entertain me! 😊
A new upload? That too as soon as I am tucked into bed after my prayer. What a treat! Sunday made right ☺️
Right when the Golden Eagle was redeeming itself by becoming a autobot, they killed it.
I love the episode. More cursed vehicles would be great to see. Been waiting on more since the end of the Little Bastard episode.
I have to wonder if the curse was man-made... IE the creation of Dr. Allen.
@@marhawkman303 I’m of the opinion that curses on inanimate objects CAN be man made, but, not in the way you’re probably referring to. The human mind is a powerful thing and it’s been proven thoughts have physical properties and can affect many things. So i believe that if one (or more) people think something is cursed, then the object can indeed “live up” to that fueled solely by people’s thoughts and intents. Wild? Yeah but think about it: there’s been many more wild things that have been proven.
@@EphemeralProductions even more interesting is the power of suggestion. Telling someone something is "creepy and unnatural" will make the mind go places it wouldn't otherwise. You expect the abnormal and force yourself to see what may or may not be there.
But when only one person is affected by a curse? hmm.... makes you wonder.
I find it interesting that so many horror stories in film, seems to have some basis in fact. Makes one wonder what other films are based on these bizarre incidents. Love the bit at the end of the video. Halloween is coming.
Soon, it'll be the SPOOKY MONTH
Truth can be more terrifying then what we can imagine.
Yeah, I think even the show supernatural has had at least one episode like this, with a haunted car.
Interesting as always.....and now for a similar story that should interest the UK contingent.....I work as a photographer on the airshow circuit photographing WWII planes and we have a pilot here in Denver who had a very nice Hawker Sea Fury fighter for quite a while....until the plane had a gear up accident.....it was transported to Texas to be fixed by a famous warbird shop there and was returned to the owner in Denver the next year.....and the same thing happened again, another gear up accident! Off to Texas it went again to be fixed and this time once it was fixed the shop owner took it up himself for a test flight with a passenger...and on approach to landing at the airport in Texas the engine conked out and the pilot had to belly the plane in.....the passenger survived the crash landing just fine, the restoration shop owner/pilot not so we'll, he spent the rest of his days in a wheelchair and it was pretty rough going for a few months there immediately after the accident. He was a friend of mine and unfortunately he did pass a few years ago. The kicker to all of this is this plane, before it was sold to it's Denver based owner, had flipped over in Florida some years before and killed it's then owner! Now it is off the airshow circuit and I have no idea what has become of it.
Sounds like a real p.o.s.
I'm sorry you lost your friend to an evil vehicle. Do you have any idea what was wrong with it?
I really appreciate you sharing your story.
What's the plane's serial number. G- ?
The Polara fits the standard description of the Big Three’s oversized cars: she’s a “Detroit Cabin Cruiser.”
And yes, this vehicle was the inspiration for King to write “Christine.”
Ohhhh my favorite channel talking about my favorite author! Doesn’t get much better than that! ❤️🔥
Wonderful episode! Excellent job Bedtime stories😃👍! Also, there is a creepy face that appears on 2:43 on the right. It is a nice easter egg. Kudos to the artist. It's like it's staring into my soul. With a smile.
I didn't notice that one, creepy!😳
Nice. This is the only channel I really get excited about for new episodes. I still look forward to more bigfoot related stories.
Well yeah. I mean, you’re subscribed to it so I should hope you’d better be excited by their content.
My first car was a 64’ Polara. 383 stroker.
It was a high speed rolling death trap. Man I loved that car!
How long did you have it
@@wiseguy1512
A few years. Threw a rod, while trying to “clean out the carburetor”.
@@aarongrammer6625 lol that poor oil pressure
Great timing in bed with a cup of chocolate, great way to unwind and relax, listening to a new story and getting comfortable. And as always thank you for your tireless work and interesting subject matter.
Another Classic Tale.
Thank you Bedtime Stories!
The artwork, writing, and delivery remain excellent --- you are THE benchmark for great content!
Cheers from Southern California.
The problem with verifying curses is often they have a lot of help to start with.
I was almost falling asleep at the end of it like after a proper bedtime story. That was a hell of a surprise @ the end.
I'm from Maine, I'm so glad you guys do story's from here
Yes! Yes! Yes! A new bedtime story!! Fantastic art, great story telling...honestly best channel on TH-cam...so excited it might as well be my birthday
Finally a story in Maine, this one should be particularly good considering I know the areas in question.
As a car guy and horror story fan, I'm glad Bedtime Stories covered it! Thank you!
I am a fan of Stephen King and this is reminding of Christine, a lot, especially that part where the car tried to kill the reverend's wife. Made me feel like I was reading Christine all over again. But it's also making me think of From A Buick 8, another Stephen King novel about a car. I still haven't read that one yet. Perhaps the Curse of the Golden Eagle also inspired that one too.
I’ve been waiting for this one since the episode about James Dean’s Porsche, and as always you guys never disappoint. Keep up the good work!
My vehicle is cursed as well, every time I fill it up with gas my wallet starts to float away
Lmao, dude it costs me like 30 quid for a half tank and I drive a Ford Fiesta. And I live outside the city so I have to top her up pretty much every other day. Literally spending the money just to get to work basically... may as well just burn the money. And I'll be damned if I'm gonna spend 60 quid to get a full tank even if it means I have to do less fuel stops. I just can't justify it. Stupid, I know, but I'm weird in the head.
@@roryslaine7896 @Rory Slaine Man I feel ya, I had to google the equivalent of a quid to see and we're pretty much in the same boat lol I have a Chevy v8 Sierra, live outside the city and I deadass do the exact same thing lmao It would kill me to sink 80 bucks in one shot and tear up when I see the arrow move haha
Yes! A new video from BedTime Stories! I LOVED the movie Christine, never knew one existed in real life! Channel is AMAZING. Thanks for all your content.
Loved when notification hits. I usually drop everything and watch ur videos. Thanks for the quality stuff.
Wow!! Thanks guys! Y’all are the best horror channel on TH-cam and I check every week to see if you have a new video out.
Never hear of the Golden Eagle. One your your best so far!
I wish my 64 Polara was possessed... alas my life is not that interesting, haha. Love your work! Probably one of the very few channels on TH-cam that a binge watch. I agree with others - the artwork and narration is at a perfect balance -- keep up the great work!
It's Monday morning here, thanks for giving me such a good start to the week!
I'm thinking that if there is any truth to the Golden Eagle being cursed, it may be brought upon in how certain people interact with it. Perhaps because the fire department believed it was good, the "spirit" of the Golden Eagle manifested as a force of good. And perhaps because certain others believed the car to be evil, the "spirit" of the Golden Eagle manifested as a force of evil. Perhaps because Wendy Allen didn't believe there was anything good or evil about the car, the car became neither good nor evil.
@Anxious Samurai I think the dozens of coincidental causalities that included local wildlife, Mrs. Bryant, 2 children, the decapitated parishioner, etc., would beg to differ. Also that Wendy is pretty antisocial and antagonistic knowing full well the history of the car and the anxiety it stirred among her community members and still, she chose to press on and buy it. This makes her that sort of divisive neighbour that nobody really wants to have around.
Thanks for the video, your output has tapered down lately so good to see a couple of videos in quick succession. Keep it up!
My grandfather had a late model Polara, it was HUGE! I swear 5 people could sit across the front seat. When I was in college on a visit to see him he was in a hospice by then, he wanted me to us it to get around on my visit so to keep it in good condition, it was a TANK to drive. I drove it from Ft Dodge to Mason City then Iowa City to visit family, no mishaps, the only curse was the gas mileage, that was definitely a curse.
Yeah the later ones were yachts but 63-64 models werent big at all. Normal sized cars for the time.
Sup! Again, great illustrations and story telling. One of the best channels out there.
I love this channel and it also really helps me write creepypastas.
As long as you don’t write a run of the mill rules creepypasta with a brain dead idiotic protagonis.
@@lufsolitaire5351 I don't. You should listen to them on my youtube channel if you like that sort of stuff.
Man, that song at the end was absolutely haunting.
I loved this episode!
Bedtime Stories video! You guys make the late shift more bearable.
Since you mentioned other vehicles being accused of being cursed, what happned to the Little Bastard episode? May have missed the mention on why those aren't available. Really liked that one. Great vid!
I don't know exactly why they took that episode and a few other ones down but they're all available on there discord server the link for which can be found in the nightshift video
@@void4947 Ah good stuff! Thank you!
@@Rasengu57 No prob
What bizarre coincidences thanks so much for another bedtime story I do love them and Stephen King yay :)
I voted on this story a while ago glad they finally got around to it!
I stumbled on here by accident and well I had to subscribe! Great story, excellent art!
This was a very good episode. I had no idea there was an alleged real life Christine.
I'm so relieved that I didn't click away until the very last minute of this video - would've never guessed the singing was 'hiding' at the end like that.
2:46 Love how you added the skeleton in the window .
Where?
@@mapleflag6518 The side window of the house on the right.
Oh god
The artwork in this episode. The car looks great
You mentioned Christine, but I feel like this story MUST have been some inspiration to kings novel ' From a Buick 8" , published around 2002 or 2003. I read all his books as kid, and this story made me think of that book
I'd love to see that turned into a film!
@@skylined5534 i didnt like the book when i read it, granted I was kid an didn't REALLY get it. The book felt like all exposition, I kept waiting for something dramatic to happen like in Carrie . But now that I know there's some vaguely real story behind the inspo, I might give it another shot as adult lol
Thanks for doing a story from my home state. You guys are the absolute best!
I live thirty miles from that junk yard in Freeport...I kind of want to go have a look.
Yes!! Been waiting for this topic since the james dean little bastard episode
I actually own a truck I named Christine. We named it for company reasons, so that we can keep track of the vehicles.
It is a red and chrome Ford Ranger. While not a 1958 Plymouth, It is about the same age, retroactively, as the original car was in the book. One month after we purchased her, she blew a piston. That was fine, as I know how to build engines. We put a bigger engine in her, but... it didn't run quite right. She fast fast, but kept misfiring, and throwing up engine codes. On closer inspection, it had a dead cylinder on number 3. Completely dead, no compression. Seeing as it was only a four-cylinder, it should not have even run!
I took the top end off, only to find that four of the valves were bent. Four, out of eight. We replaced the four valves, re-seated them, and threw the top end back in.
It is running right now, but we dare not talk bad about her. Fords are temperamental that way. Never buy her the best parts, only fix what is broken, and "drive her hard and put her to bed wet." And... knock on wood, she has never broke down on us.
As for the story... it leaves a lot of gaping holes. Like, when did the officer find the body of his comrade? If Ms. Allen practiced Wiccan, why did she not let the church perform an exorcism? Why was she even friends with a preacher's wife? Any people that practice that are VERY open minded, and would have no problem performing anything they wanted on the car, just laughing a little bit while they were doing it. There are a LOT of unanswered questions with this one. At least, IMO.
You may want to consider contacting your local tech priest.
I laughed so hard when it showed the lady falling out of the car the animation was legit... And the whole 'My car hasn't killed anyone!' argument from the owner sounds like ever horror movie ever, 'no we caint close the beach there is no shark's
i always found it dumb, because finding a shark near a beach is incredibly more probable than a car going on a random killingspree without any driver.
but hey you know horror movie logic
That song in the end. That was good. The wife's reaction too.
The singing at the end... OH MY GOD! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is amazing! My dad loves in ol orchard beach and didnt know any of this history! Glad im subscribed!!
Love those old Dodge Polaras,they did fly with those 413s
As usual excellent narration accompanied by excellent art work keep up the excellent work bedtime story crew😎👍
Yeah nah my '94 Honda Prelude was definitely cursed. I always had little mechanical problems with it, then one night a brand new wheel bearing collapsed slightly while I was in the middle of a session of spirited driving, and I span out and smashed up an embankment and into a tree.
The chassis is a total write off, but the motor is fine and will live on in another, (less cursed, I hope 😅) Honda soon
Just before bedtime as well !!! Keep Safe!
Great episode! First, a new BTS upload. Second, a nice very creepy story. Third, a story that I've never heard of. Fourth, the bonus terror of the song at the end. Was that from Secret Agenda? Wasn't that the band's name?
This isnt about this story but i just got to the end of this video currently listening to your entire library and I love the little funny outtakes and stuff at the end! Hilarious! this channel is perfect to listen to at work and watch/listen to at home during down time. I really appreciate all the hard work you guys do to make these videos. Thank you so much!
One night many years ago while driving with a friend I noticed what had been a beautiful 1974 Cadillac sedan DeVille sitting in the parking lot of a liquor store. The Cadillac had been modified extensively though. Oversized rims, a faux Louis Vuitton vinyl top and worst of all Lamborghini style scissors doors. I just shook my head and said "what a waste of a beautiful car." My friend though who had quite a reputation as being very close to the spirit and supernatural world simply said with no emotion or inflection "That car will kill them for what they have done to it. It's angry and it will kill them for what they have done. It's very angry I can feel it from here."
She went on to explain that many inanimate objects were just that inanimate but that all objects did have some type of energy around them. Some attracted and held more than others, while some accumulated enough energy to for lack of better term approach a type of sentience. Some are happy and benign others... not so much.
I don't know if I believe any of that but I still found it to be a chilling statement possibly because somewhere ...I don't know...but for reasons I can't quite explain maybe because years earlier by myself had had a Chevy Tahoe That had been owned by the Michigan State Police That was actually banned from three different shops for injuring everyone who attempted the work on it even the service techs at the Chevrolet dealership hated working on it. It even had once fired a spring clip from the dashboard through my thumbnail among other injuries it gave me I don't know, her statement just felt true.
Got a pic of the Tahoe? I have a 100cc Yamaha Sigma bike that has done some very weird stuff to me.
Omg! I waited so long for this episode 😭! Thank you
I swear there used to be a James Dean’s Little Bastard a lot like this but I can’t find it anymore.
There use to be a little bastard episode but for some reason it and several other videos have been taken down and I don’t know why.
Love the story and the song on the end..... pure love....( screaming and in the pit throwing people around) 😏🎶
The firefighters respected the machine spirit with the proper chants and insence. The others only angered it.
Very eerie story. I remember reading Stephen King’s Christine. I remember only reading half of the book because I felt a little uneasy, more like on edge because of the interaction between Arnie Cunningham and Christine. One line in the book that I remember most was when Christine, with the dashboard and interior lights glowing saying to Arnie and the reader, “Let’s cruise.”
I couldn’t read any further.
I am surprised that this eerie account wasn’t made into a movie. It would definitely challenge a viewer into wondering if the car was, indeed, cursed or was it the people or things that were in close proximity of the car who were guilt ridden or had other serious problems within themselves.
My younger brother was driving home on the Florida turnpike when a bolt of lightning struck his vehicle. The vehicle’s power went out and so did the engine. The one bit of evidence to the lightning strike was the antenna, which was melted.
My brother got rid of the vehicle and bought another.
No other incidents happened after that.
What about doing most haunted highways around the world that would be interesting and knowledgeable
I’ve Been waiting for this one for awhile! Can’t wait to check it out tonight when i can actually kick back & check it out. 😃🤘🏻
One thing's for sure... those jackholes stole and destroyed *my* car, the body count attributed to it would be a *hell* of a lot higher.
As always, BAD ASS F-ING STORY! Thank you for it.👍
The haunted house in Horicon Wisconsin was featured on Unexplained Mysteries.
This channel is BRILLIANT
damn, i was expecting the skinwalker ranch episode today
First up, love the color scheme. It works great.
I couldn't stop laughing at 11:23 though, where Mrs Bryant is ejected from the car and Mrs Allen just goes back to looking at the road, like, 'Welp, I tried."
The amount of people who instantly buy every detail of a story with only one direct source, with only mass hysteria to back it up (assuming that even happened and isn't part of her story) is insane. I usually like these sorts of stories but this one is almost certainly a sham, and one that intentionally drags real people's names through the mud in favor of a "haunted" car.
Still weird stuff does happen you can’t deny that
Don't be so sure. Sometimes things aren't as cut an dry as they appear.
That ending song had me in stitches 😂 Such a great video!
The scariest part was definitely the 'aaaaaaaaaaaaahhh' in the end. 🤣🤣😂
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I clicked on this so quick, love it!
Yep, me too!