This scene fills me with anxiety, just imagine being in his place, without a place to run and seing her getting closer in every place you look, this was my favourite scene in the movie.
This is how you do horror. Not some random jump scares used as a crutch to startle you. This is genuine terror. The inevitability, the hopelessness and despair.
So true. I hate movies that only rely on jumpscares instead of simply making use of actual fears. That's also why I pretty much liked "It follows" as there was the simple rule that that thing just walks towards you and knows where you are at any time.
This is true horror. The unsettling feel to this scene and the terror you would be in if you were in this situation. No escape, no screaming for help, and not even a body to be found.
The most terrifying thing about this scene is just how... done it is. Lights turned red, alarm went off, you check what's happening, you notice a monster, try to run away, you see it again, monster is in every corner, you have no choice, the death is slowly coming
most terrifying thing about this video is how the bs windows of recomended videos at the end of it makes me unable to watch anything about the last 5 seconds
This story is by far the scariest one for me. You can't run away from her and you don't even have some form of escape, you're going to die and that's it. This is literally " *impending doom approaches* " as a scene
The whole day, I've been looking for something scary, interesting, and not boring and this was the exact video I needed! After a tiring day, there's nothing better than watching scary videos. Really freaked me out. Keep up with the videos!
I'm seeing a lot of people in the comments saying that they could run past this thing, or try to fight it. No, if you fight it, you get sucked in. If you try to run past it, or juke it, she'll just teleport in front of you. There is no escape no matter how hard you try.
@@hankhill2254 They probably did, since they see what happens to the guy. They're probably just assuming it's another stupid horror protagonist who can't run away. It's not even his fault. If anyone was in this situation, they can't run away.
My fucking god, just this scene existing, it deserves an Oscar. I wasn't scared watching it, I've seen too many hundred horror movies in my 30 year life, but I'm like... what a good terrifying fucking scene. It's the most primal scary child's nightmare type thing. If I saw this at like age 6, this would have haunted me in a good way for years and years and I'd have had so many nightmares about it.
See this is what makes the scene scary the fact that the creature is silent. A silent creature is better then a screaming or roaring or even talking creature.
@@konanxhidan3202 This isn't about people though. This is about creatures. And even people can be scary louder than quieter. Both have horror in a common idea: not being able to find the humanity in a fellow human. You can't connect with a silent sociopath any more than a loony lunatic. But again, it depends on the context. If you're talking to silent sociopath, and midway through the conversation, you realize that he/she is an unhinged and homicidal sociopath, that is terrifying. Likewise, if you're in a claustrophobic hallway, and all of a sudden, a loud, rambling lunatic rushes at you from behind a corner, that is also terrifying. It all depends on the situation.
Geniii Guerra I think it’s also the fact of how she kills/takes him. It’s not even close to violent. She just takes him in an embrace. And yet, before that point and even after it’s horrific to imagine what she’ll do when she finally catches you, as she slowly walks her way towards you.
I love how Pale Lady actually acts like an overly protective mother . The more distressed Chuck becomes , the more she wants to comfort him . That is why she hugs Chuck so that she can make him feel better . But , she is so loving that it is horrifying and she absorbs Chuck .
Omg. Imagine this happening to you, you try to run from that thing and every corner you turn shes there and she keeps getting closer. Sad thing is you're running and shes taking her sweet time, yet she still gets you
@@confused3830 and she teleport infront of you. She either can be in multiple places or her teleportation and reactions are near instantaneous. Even if you manage to run around her, you would eventually tire out or end up cornered.
She’s adorable and i would just give her a hug the second i saw her. Even though i know I’d die, but like you said you can’t outrun it so i may as we’ll except my fate
The saddest part about this, is that this boy was the most afraid of them all, and he kept bringing this pale lady up everytime because of how terrifying he was from the idea of encountering her. And so he did. I liked that scene though.
This kid is a very talented actor for his age. I can’t tell you how accurate his performance was in this scene. This is *exactly* how you would act in that situation.
Well yeah of course.. but if that bitch exists and I got trapped into a random shitty facility and see her in each hallway at the same time while walking slowly to me I would fucking kill myself.
everything about this scene was so brilliant, seeing her in every direction you look, the thought of not being able to run away just fills me with anxiety. And when she came closer to him
Brayden George I think it’s just how long it takes to catch you. Like, you know your done for, you know what it’s going to do to you, but it just... takes its time.
OtomostheCrazy I know I’m a little late to the party, but if I remember correctly the pale lady in the book is actually forcing the main character within the story to leave the place she’s staying. Only to move somewhere else where she actually encounter the pale lady outside of the dream. Implying the pale lady was tricking the character to leave a place she was actually safe, and only to end up in actual danger. Although in the end the MC is able to get away from the danger anyway
The Supreme King I don’t remember that, so I took a look at the story again. The Artist woman wasn’t scared out of where she was living, she was moving anyway. She thought the Pale Lady and the dream were describing where she was headed (Kingston), when it was really describing where she would ultimately run away from (Dorset). So it doesn’t seem like a trick.
This scene always gave me the chills because I have a little bit of claustrophobia, it gets progressively creepier, and it gives me the chills to see how he couldn’t escape certain death and get sucked into fat Momo’s stomach
why i feel like this is the scariest ever monster that everyone actually imagine at least once in their life. like it did really happen to me.. i once think about a giant pale lady with very wide head, little eyes, missing nose and scary smirk in the corner of the dark silently starring at me.
farhan fauzan I know dude I feel same ever scene I watch that scene in the movie I began having endless thought of will that ever happened to me one day and at this point I feel like I’m going crazy but thank goodness I got baptized
This has potencial to be scary but the way they did it.. its more like funny for me. Scary things are things, that arent smooth, good looking or anything that is positive. Also the music. And behavior of that kid. Its just a very bad clip
What I find odd about this scene is how not clear I feel that is. In the comment section people are talking about how there is only one of this creature and it teleports into your field of vision. But if that is the case then why can we see the creature behind the kid. It shouldn’t be there is there is only one of it. So now you are probably thinking, “Okay, cool, so then there must be multiple of them.” But here is the thing. That assumes that we are looking at the monster from the kids perspective. But in the shots where we see it behind the kid we may be meant to assume we are looking at it from are perspective. And since it can only appear in are field of vision it will be behind him. This is further evidenced by the fact that at times we switch to a first person point of view. If we weren’t switching to the kids perspective (first person) at times, then why would the third person also be the kids perspective. But here is the second thing, I am assuming that it can teleport to different perspectives for different people. If there is only one of it then why would it be able to do that? Now, if you couldn’t tell from me not naming the main character in this scene it haven’t seen the film. So if the movie goes into detail about this creatures abilities could you please tell me. If you can’t tell I have thought about this a lot. But if no one answers I will just carry on with my life believing that this is just something the people making the film didn’t think about.
@@placeholder4038 I believe that when it shows the creature behind him. It's like more signs of impending doom? It's telling the person watching that he's going to see that when he turns around? I'm not sure at all just a silly thought.
@@Tristan1886 That is an interesting idea. The monster behind him isn’t really there but a illusion to show to the audience that the kid is screwed. That is fun because I was assuming a literal interpretation. But here we can see that it very well my be that the monster is something made to build atmosphere.
@@placeholder4038 Yeah I feel the same. Honestly this is my favourite scene in the whole movie because you can see it getting closer. The tension is crazy and you can tell this scene likes to make you think these different scenarios of "could he have escaped?"
something you don't know For something as terrifying as "The Pale Lady", it was one of their biggest challenges! The character was created by using a latex foam suit with "microspheres of padding [...] used to create the look of cellulite in motion".16 Sept 2020
mmmm i am not sure .you could be right .All i know is my old friend from school days made her the face and all hes an artis .He does work for horror films
I've found that each monster reflects the character it attacks in some way. The Big Toe: the boy that is attacked by the monster is obsessed with what goes in food. The Big Red Bump: the girl was clearly obsessed with vanity and also had a fear of spiders. The Pale Lady: the boy she attacks is always seen snacking. She literally consumes him. Me Tie Dough Tee Walker (or whatever it was): it's a monster that literally falls to pieces. The boy it attacks talks about his fear of vietnam after his brother came back in "pieces" The ghost: obviously, the girl was misunderstood like the ghost. Probably people have also noticed these but I'd just thought I'd share them.
@@tedhenry3878 I had something for him a while ago, but in all honesty I couldn't remember anything that showed a connection. If anyone has any ideas on how they're connected, I'd love to hear them.
The Pale Lady is a little bit different. The snacking thing is fine, but the real symbolism, I feel, is that he coveted women only to meet his demise at the hands of a woman that coveted him. I think the snacking part made more of an impact in exactly how she killed him.
@@jacks1703 Well, if you make it into a story, like the ghost of a girl, who was either a teenager or in her early 20’s. Who then somehow died from something, then gets trapped in the mirror or mirror world. Then later on, in the future, meets a lonesome boy, or now a days, a girl. Then throughout the series, not only together they solve how the ghost girl died, they also solve unsolved death cases. But, more importantly, their relationship both strangeness and grows.
can we talk about how important the right music is in a film? like, at 1:26 i think the score works great because it’s no huge, cinematic thing. combined with the acting it gives the perfect feeling of dread and hopelessness.
@@jackcipher5961 a woman named lucy morgan. she warns her that she is going to a place that is mean spirited so she goes to another place but that same place gives her the same dream before. basically the pale lady warns her
@@cobrakairobloxenthusiast4291 Sure, a movie adaptation might change some small details like move a scene here and there so it flows better as a film or save time. But I think changing a good character into an outright villain is pushing it a tad.
"i'm coming!........be there soon!.......slowly but surely!.........aaaaallllmost theeeerrrreee.................yyyyyyep.......gonnna take a while......i forgot to have my morning coffee!........wwwwwow this hallway is long.....aaallllmost......aaaaaaallllllllllmost....aaaaaand.....ok. gimme a hug"
Reading "The Dream" gave me nightmares as a kid because that scary illustration always lingered in my head. Years later, I bought the book and drew sunglasses over her eyes. Then the film came out and I never slept again.
LOL. If I found a discarded version of this book with a kid's drawing of a pair of sunglasses over the Pale Lady, I'd frame it because I'd find it too funny. XD
Don't y'all think she's the kind of woman who just wants to feed you cookies and hug you? She kinda reminds me of a fat mom that's always spoiling their kid.
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lmfao i felt like i couldnt barely breath. i feel you on those emojis
This scene fills me with anxiety, just imagine being in his place, without a place to run and seing her getting closer in every place you look, this was my favourite scene in the movie.
i would kill myself with a pen rather than being swallowed by that monster
@@archeiratrero7930 😭😭
Same this gave me bad anxiety
Bruh moment just punch her
@@poooooo9938 but if you punch her, she can already get you.
This scene had to be the most unsettling of them all
Yes it really was
@@mutantmunstercheese1 Yeah i enjoyed those to
@@mutantmunstercheese1 in essence I liked the Harold scene but I just feel like this scene is what got me the most in this movie
It was the only good one lmao
Because of the sole reason that you can't escape it. All you can ever do is accept your terrible fate.
This is how you do horror. Not some random jump scares used as a crutch to startle you. This is genuine terror. The inevitability, the hopelessness and despair.
So true. I hate movies that only rely on jumpscares instead of simply making use of actual fears. That's also why I pretty much liked "It follows" as there was the simple rule that that thing just walks towards you and knows where you are at any time.
This is true horror. The unsettling feel to this scene and the terror you would be in if you were in this situation. No escape, no screaming for help, and not even a body to be found.
Bro is he dreaming
This feels like a real nightmare we could have
Bruh TRUEEEEEEEEEE. And when she hugs you, you wake up with a startle
Olivier Roussin ikt
@@cheechee6473 this cant be more accurate
@@cheechee6473 ikr
Olivier Roussin I swear I had this nightmare before
“When something is chasing you and it is walking,it means it doesn’t have a reason to run” -doctor who
Flamethrown 77 o shoot
A man of culture
Xis Orsx
Meaning, omae wa mo shinderu
Just charge it, do something it doesnt expect you to do
The most terrifying thing about this scene is just how... done it is. Lights turned red, alarm went off, you check what's happening, you notice a monster, try to run away, you see it again, monster is in every corner, you have no choice, the death is slowly coming
Rights?
most terrifying thing about this video is how the bs windows of recomended videos at the end of it makes me unable to watch anything about the last 5 seconds
@@DisgruntledPigumon I meant lights, idk why I typed rights instead
Chuck: (absolutly losing his mind with fear, deprate to escape)
Meanwhile the pale lady:
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Good comment, made me chuckle.
"My occupation is a certified bad bitch"
The scariest thing about this is seeing her in the distance or at the end of a hall way and seeing her approach slowly
The monsters weren't scary tbh
This movie to me feels like a goosebumps story that allowed kids to die.
B-Rat Bratu that’s why I always bring a baseball bat
The smell...!
@@ezekielsaintfleur9446 yeah the Superbowl trailers made it more scary.
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This story is by far the scariest one for me. You can't run away from her and you don't even have some form of escape, you're going to die and that's it. This is literally " *impending doom approaches* " as a scene
Terraria?
@@stygianloona9830 ye
SecretGreen terraria’s impending doom approaches.
Nice
I feel like you could just
Slide off
@@stygianloona9830 I was going to ask him to search it but for Terraria beside then I saw ur comment! Hi gamer :D happy to having some gamers here
The whole day, I've been looking for something scary, interesting, and not boring and this was the exact video I needed! After a tiring day, there's nothing better than watching scary videos. Really freaked me out. Keep up with the videos!
Cuteeee
"Yo dude let me give you a hug" What happens when you give bro a hug:
I'm seeing a lot of people in the comments saying that they could run past this thing, or try to fight it. No, if you fight it, you get sucked in. If you try to run past it, or juke it, she'll just teleport in front of you. There is no escape no matter how hard you try.
Hunter Wolf I mean did they not watch the damn video?
@@hankhill2254 They probably did, since they see what happens to the guy. They're probably just assuming it's another stupid horror protagonist who can't run away. It's not even his fault. If anyone was in this situation, they can't run away.
Hunter Wolf There is two ways out, They both have the same outcome Suicide or wait for the woman to consume
( Or Absorb ) You
@@hankhill2254 Pretty much. That'd have to be some hardcore suicide though, given how little time the kid has.
Hunter Wolf it is his fault, he left the group and went off by himself
I literally had a nightmare about this woman, no joke. Woke up covered in sweat and fear.
reaLLy wowo
Me too. And now I’m sitting here wondering why my dumbass just watched it again😖
S. P. When this happens, just watch a behind the scenes vid, how the make up is made, etc. It works for me :P
imagine if you didnt wake up...
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1:44: Me trying to avoid my weird uncle at the family function:
My fucking god, just this scene existing, it deserves an Oscar. I wasn't scared watching it, I've seen too many hundred horror movies in my 30 year life, but I'm like... what a good terrifying fucking scene. It's the most primal scary child's nightmare type thing. If I saw this at like age 6, this would have haunted me in a good way for years and years and I'd have had so many nightmares about it.
I thought the same hun.My old friend from school days made the big white lady hun for the film its brillion
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2irkriej 😂
Nobody:
Introverts trying to hide at family reunions:
This shit funny as hell tf only 130 likes
(Ight it got more now 👍)
Evan Webb why the “Nobody:” part tho?
How does this not have more likes 😂😂
I cannot deny that this is true-
Oml this is hilarious and so true xD
Doesn’t anyone else also think The Pale Lady looks like something from “Little Nightmares”???
lol Yup. She definitely reminds me off the the Guests
I'm wondering, have the creators ever mentioned Stephen Gammell's art as being inspiration for their creatures?
Simon Roman Accurate level: *OVER 9000*
Simon Roman yes
Right??
This was hands down the scariest scene in the movie
Wtf now im imagining her when im in the dark ahhhhhhhh😭😭😭😭
See this is what makes the scene scary the fact that the creature is silent. A silent creature is better then a screaming or roaring or even talking creature.
Depends on the situation, I suppose.
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Being silent and stoic makes someone much more intimidating, as an example Hannibal Lecter.
@@konanxhidan3202 This isn't about people though. This is about creatures. And even people can be scary louder than quieter. Both have horror in a common idea: not being able to find the humanity in a fellow human. You can't connect with a silent sociopath any more than a loony lunatic. But again, it depends on the context. If you're talking to silent sociopath, and midway through the conversation, you realize that he/she is an unhinged and homicidal sociopath, that is terrifying. Likewise, if you're in a claustrophobic hallway, and all of a sudden, a loud, rambling lunatic rushes at you from behind a corner, that is also terrifying. It all depends on the situation.
@@konanxhidan3202 or michael myers
@@aidenkriens-nauer5575 true
It wants a hug?
That's nice ☺️
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Even though he could have tried to juke the lady. Something about the scene creeped me out.
Same..
I WAS THINKING THAT THE WHOLE TIME!!! JUST RUN AROUND HER PLEASE!!!
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Erica Smith I know! But maybe she was too fat 😂😂😂😂 still creeping me out as heck..
It’s about how slow she is but she still manages to get you creeps me out
Geniii Guerra I think it’s also the fact of how she kills/takes him. It’s not even close to violent. She just takes him in an embrace. And yet, before that point and even after it’s horrific to imagine what she’ll do when she finally catches you, as she slowly walks her way towards you.
I love how Pale Lady actually acts like an overly protective mother . The more distressed Chuck becomes , the more she wants to comfort him . That is why she hugs Chuck so that she can make him feel better . But , she is so loving that it is horrifying and she absorbs Chuck .
SIDDHARTH KHIRWAR that just makes this scene even scarier...
So become less stressful to beat the monster? Problem solved
If you wanna know why its so creepy watch this th-cam.com/video/7wuWsQBIwoI/w-d-xo.html
Your dot and comas position are more horrifying than the movie.
@@hazarstettler1964 Yeah , I just really like inserting commas unnecessarily , ,
POV you cuss your parents 💀
Naww☠️☠️
BRUH she litteraly looks like gorlock the destroyer
Omg.
Imagine this happening to you, you try to run from that thing and every corner you turn shes there and she keeps getting closer.
Sad thing is you're running and shes taking her sweet time, yet she still gets you
@@confused3830 I think she can clone herself.
Terminator T-800 no she just teleport that’s why at the end when she catch him there’s only her and not any clones
@@confused3830 But there's one or two moments when Chuck looks around, seeing her when she's also behind him.
@@confused3830 and she teleport infront of you.
She either can be in multiple places or her teleportation and reactions are near instantaneous.
Even if you manage to run around her, you would eventually tire out or end up cornered.
She’s adorable and i would just give her a hug the second i saw her.
Even though i know I’d die, but like you said you can’t outrun it so i may as we’ll except my fate
The saddest part about this, is that this boy was the most afraid of them all, and he kept bringing this pale lady up everytime because of how terrifying he was from the idea of encountering her. And so he did. I liked that scene though.
This was one of the best horrors ive seen in a long time underrated movie
So cute how she hugs him :D
"This is an evil place. Flee while you can."
*I can't flee lady, you're everywhere!*
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Nadi Digou lmao what-
Ah! The original line from the book. In the book, the creature actually warns the character to run away!
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Looks like a Japanese ghost girl suffered from elephantiasis and then was dragged through a swamp.
Alice Graham that’s so worryingly specific
Wait until you see her at night
@@amaranthinedragon154 "Meep."
Lmaooo ua
How...specific
I was so scard of this when i first saw it but now this is my favourite scene in the film
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This kid is a very talented actor for his age. I can’t tell you how accurate his performance was in this scene. This is *exactly* how you would act in that situation.
Yup
Well yeah of course.. but if that bitch exists and I got trapped into a random shitty facility and see her in each hallway at the same time while walking slowly to me I would fucking kill myself.
@@thegrimreaper6926 dont pull out the 9 Jamal!
You read my mind, sister.
A good director too probably
everything about this scene was so brilliant, seeing her in every direction you look, the thought of not being able to run away just fills me with anxiety. And when she came closer to him
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Bro when i watched scary stories to tell in the dark this was probably the scariest scene in my opinion
For me this scene was the scariest out of all of them. No where to run. And you just wait until the thing meets you.
I find the feeling of being trapped more frightening than the creature itself
Brayden George I think it’s just how long it takes to catch you. Like, you know your done for, you know what it’s going to do to you, but it just... takes its time.
Brayden George I feel like that was the mood and setting there going for
I find it confusing. I thought the Pale Lady was good not evil
OtomostheCrazy I know I’m a little late to the party, but if I remember correctly the pale lady in the book is actually forcing the main character within the story to leave the place she’s staying. Only to move somewhere else where she actually encounter the pale lady outside of the dream.
Implying the pale lady was tricking the character to leave a place she was actually safe, and only to end up in actual danger. Although in the end the MC is able to get away from the danger anyway
The Supreme King
I don’t remember that, so I took a look at the story again. The Artist woman wasn’t scared out of where she was living, she was moving anyway. She thought the Pale Lady and the dream were describing where she was headed (Kingston), when it was really describing where she would ultimately run away from (Dorset). So it doesn’t seem like a trick.
Nobody:
My aunties coming over to my house:
This is basically an introvert avoiding all of the guests that came over to their house
IKR
Lol 😂 so true
Nice one lmao
That s why i make love with my aunt..she come to house for the D ;)
Her design sticks with you
i have no clue why this scene has stuck in my mind for actual years it freaked me outttt
All she does in the book is say “this is an evil place.” She didn’t even try to hurt the narrator
sup Slade
@@user-th5kq7mb9y yo
Wow Momo really let herself go when the challenge died out
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LMAO
Miss Meg Winter where can I tag a comment god because
she's fat momo
Mono has chicken legs and arms tho...
1:56 she feels happy to the person
Koibun, I liked this video because it's awesome!
When your grandma wants to hug you but her breath smells like expired medicine.
Lmao
Fax
xD
I can relate so bad lmao
darc
This whole scene gave me anxiety
SAMEEE, I couldn't watch that escene without hurting myself to calm down, man what a creppy monster really-
Same tbh
@William Apitsch I honestly didn't find this scene to be scary I was just laughing
Me too Holy shit
@@jarrodedson5441 You won't be laughing if it happened to you and you went through it 😅
This is brilliant design.🔥🔥
Hey i also thought the same hun.My old friend from school made the lady for the film .He does made scary things for films
This scene is looks like The Backrooms Level !
This scene always gave me the chills because I have a little bit of claustrophobia, it gets progressively creepier, and it gives me the chills to see how he couldn’t escape certain death and get sucked into fat Momo’s stomach
JOJO! GOLD WIND!
Or he was suck into a black dimension
FAT MOMO 😂😂😂💀💀💀
She sent him to the backrooms
This is what my mother meant when she said “I birthed you and I can unbirth you just as quick.”
Good one
xD
I recommend never googling "unbirthing"
I didn't listen and i immediately regret it
@@divinecross1058 oooof
She just wanted hugs, very wholesome
The fact there's no way to escape her is terrifying.
I like how she rubs her stomach after she eats him like she’s saying “that was one tasty meal”
Finally, some good fucking food
@@beeowo7030 Too bad, it was FOOKIN RAW!
Xd
@@introverteddawg9805 Where's the lamb sauce!?
@@redsol3629 she fuckin vored chuck
why i feel like this is the scariest ever monster that everyone actually imagine at least once in their life. like it did really happen to me.. i once think about a giant pale lady with very wide head, little eyes, missing nose and scary smirk in the corner of the dark silently starring at me.
You're fucked bro lol
Im sorry it's, my neighbour. I told her not to get out without make-up but she wouldnt listen to me
farhan fauzan I know dude I feel same ever scene I watch that scene in the movie I began having endless thought of will that ever happened to me one day and at this point I feel like I’m going crazy but thank goodness I got baptized
You describe perfect my mother in law.
This has potencial to be scary but the way they did it.. its more like funny for me. Scary things are things, that arent smooth, good looking or anything that is positive. Also the music. And behavior of that kid. Its just a very bad clip
damn this took ''that one aunt who wants a hug'' from another level
The ending was so wholesome!! 😊😊😊
in my opinion this is the most scary because in the other deaths you could actually run away but in this one you can't
What I find odd about this scene is how not clear I feel that is. In the comment section people are talking about how there is only one of this creature and it teleports into your field of vision. But if that is the case then why can we see the creature behind the kid. It shouldn’t be there is there is only one of it. So now you are probably thinking, “Okay, cool, so then there must be multiple of them.” But here is the thing. That assumes that we are looking at the monster from the kids perspective. But in the shots where we see it behind the kid we may be meant to assume we are looking at it from are perspective. And since it can only appear in are field of vision it will be behind him. This is further evidenced by the fact that at times we switch to a first person point of view. If we weren’t switching to the kids perspective (first person) at times, then why would the third person also be the kids perspective. But here is the second thing, I am assuming that it can teleport to different perspectives for different people. If there is only one of it then why would it be able to do that? Now, if you couldn’t tell from me not naming the main character in this scene it haven’t seen the film. So if the movie goes into detail about this creatures abilities could you please tell me. If you can’t tell I have thought about this a lot. But if no one answers I will just carry on with my life believing that this is just something the people making the film didn’t think about.
@@placeholder4038 I believe that when it shows the creature behind him. It's like more signs of impending doom? It's telling the person watching that he's going to see that when he turns around? I'm not sure at all just a silly thought.
@@Tristan1886 That is an interesting idea. The monster behind him isn’t really there but a illusion to show to the audience that the kid is screwed. That is fun because I was assuming a literal interpretation. But here we can see that it very well my be that the monster is something made to build atmosphere.
@@placeholder4038 Yeah I feel the same. Honestly this is my favourite scene in the whole movie because you can see it getting closer. The tension is crazy and you can tell this scene likes to make you think these different scenarios of "could he have escaped?"
@@Tristan1886 It is a fun scene.
Plot Twist:She just want to comfort people who are depressed
Edit:This was unexpected,thank you for all the likes
Lier
I like this idea.
I feel like if her voice would be even more scarier.
Or have anxiety hugs works every time trust me
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something you don't know
For something as terrifying as "The Pale Lady", it was one of their biggest challenges! The character was created by using a latex foam suit with "microspheres of padding [...] used to create the look of cellulite in motion".16 Sept 2020
mmmm i am not sure .you could be right .All i know is my old friend from school days made her the face and all hes an artis .He does work for horror films
My grandma be like come give me a kiss 😂
I've found that each monster reflects the character it attacks in some way.
The Big Toe: the boy that is attacked by the monster is obsessed with what goes in food.
The Big Red Bump: the girl was clearly obsessed with vanity and also had a fear of spiders.
The Pale Lady: the boy she attacks is always seen snacking. She literally consumes him.
Me Tie Dough Tee Walker (or whatever it was): it's a monster that literally falls to pieces. The boy it attacks talks about his fear of vietnam after his brother came back in "pieces"
The ghost: obviously, the girl was misunderstood like the ghost.
Probably people have also noticed these but I'd just thought I'd share them.
Harold?
@@tedhenry3878 I had something for him a while ago, but in all honesty I couldn't remember anything that showed a connection. If anyone has any ideas on how they're connected, I'd love to hear them.
H is for Harold
And for hoolagins.
Harold: The bully constantly abuses the scarecrow, so it makes HIM the scarecrow.
The Pale Lady is a little bit different.
The snacking thing is fine, but the real symbolism, I feel, is that he coveted women only to meet his demise at the hands of a woman that coveted him.
I think the snacking part made more of an impact in exactly how she killed him.
Same
same lmao
Ong
Same
saame
Me fucking too
Poor lady she just wants a hug
Im never scared of horror but this one actually spooks me out 😨
This shit is literally scarier than a girl in the mirror, *Because she's literally coming for you*
Did you say “a girl in the mirror”?
That doesn’t sound scary. That sounds romantic 💕
Supernaturally romantic, that is.
FACTS
@@siborg626 lmao, i don't think so
@@jacks1703 did you mean bloody mary bro?
@@jacks1703 Well, if you make it into a story, like the ghost of a girl, who was either a teenager or in her early 20’s. Who then somehow died from something, then gets trapped in the mirror or mirror world.
Then later on, in the future, meets a lonesome boy, or now a days, a girl. Then throughout the series, not only together they solve how the ghost girl died, they also solve unsolved death cases. But, more importantly, their relationship both strangeness and grows.
It's like Danny DeVito's Penguin and Momo had a baby.
That's their older daughter.
🤣🤣🤣 this comment got me dying
Yes! I was thinking the exact damn thing. 😆
LMFAO TRUE
rather, the offspring of those 2 had a baby with a beluga whale
That is absolutely terrifying
the pale lady wasn't this evil in the books
An Unholy Fusion of a Japanese Ghost and Jabba the hut.
Exactly what I was going to say! Lmao
A Japanese America Ghost
That describes it perfectly.
It’s scary and all until you realize all he needed to do was sidestep backwards
Until you find out that was a fake monster and the real one was right behind you
If you go to the side she can still teleport
@@_chifalafel it doesn’t teleport
@@gabenewell3955 it does, a person already explained if you stepped to the side they will still get you so you're doomed 👁👁
It doesn't matter where you go, she's coming from every single direction.
This is by far the best scrne
Ty I'm watching this at night alone
Me trying to Escape responsibilities like:
can we talk about how important the right music is in a film? like, at 1:26 i think the score works great because it’s no huge, cinematic thing. combined with the acting it gives the perfect feeling of dread and hopelessness.
Reminds me of the score in Aliens: that squalling brass telling you that, as bad as things are, they're about to get a shit ton worse.
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The lady at the end is just like "come to mama"😂😂😂
who else watched this at night?
Watched the full movie at night this part was goofy as hell
In the books she's actually friendly and scares the kids out of the house so protect them
you probably forgot where she came from but your right
@@jackcipher5961 the dream
@@jackcipher5961 a woman named lucy morgan. she warns her that she is going to a place that is mean spirited so she goes to another place but that same place gives her the same dream before. basically the pale lady warns her
Books will always be different from movies.
@@cobrakairobloxenthusiast4291 Sure, a movie adaptation might change some small details like move a scene here and there so it flows better as a film or save time. But I think changing a good character into an outright villain is pushing it a tad.
This is every kids reality when their aunt/grandma comes over and wants to hug and pinch their cheeks.
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yes I relate
@WONGSATHON KETSARATHIKHUN 11
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Lol
The saddest thing in the world is people who don’t understand the word “NO!” A wicked woman will NEVER TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER! THEY ARE PSYCHOTICS!
Why am I watching this before I go to bed ?
The pale lady looks like me after I ate a full meal of MC Donald’s-
Lol same
@@boiny4238 oh jeez😂😂😂😂
Lol
LMAO
YEW AINT LAAIN
"i'm coming!........be there soon!.......slowly but surely!.........aaaaallllmost theeeerrrreee.................yyyyyyep.......gonnna take a while......i forgot to have my morning coffee!........wwwwwow this hallway is long.....aaallllmost......aaaaaaallllllllllmost....aaaaaand.....ok. gimme a hug"
Lmfaoooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Grandmas be like
You know how great this scene would've been if she just said all of this? xD
If this movie was part comedy
@@prodeyj1 jkggiokbjuiipkjkknbfdfthxxl
Bro didn’t even try and square up
I can see where the backrooms got inspiration for one of it's most brutal levels run for your life, known as level !
Reading "The Dream" gave me nightmares as a kid because that scary illustration always lingered in my head. Years later, I bought the book and drew sunglasses over her eyes.
Then the film came out and I never slept again.
You know, you could make a Horror-comedy film with that line.
LMAO SUNGLASSES 😭🕶
LOL. If I found a discarded version of this book with a kid's drawing of a pair of sunglasses over the Pale Lady, I'd frame it because I'd find it too funny. XD
@@ARedMagicMarker
Even Slenderman would be terrified of the Pale Lady
* Me and my parents watching the movie *
* The pale lady appears *
My mom : “ Oooh, she’s cute “
Wait seriously?
@BrandNew Entity
Yeah, my mom is kinda weird sometimes 👀
Nice life
@Carl AuSecours Thank you very much 😂
She is tho look at her all tubby and that , she just wants some cuddles and a good meal 😂
Then Chuck Norris comes in
Pale lady: well sh I’m dead
Bro the camerman just disapeared💀
This doesn’t scare me, but it makes me sick to my stomach for some reason and I don’t like it
that's called anxiety :D
Imagine if the way to escape her was go all Michael Jackson mode and moonwalk out of the place.
Lol
Or just Beat it
Harvard wants your number
Nice moves
@ambassador but at that point youre screwed so it would be worth a shot wouldnt it.
Final scene hidden behind advertisements is the best.
Even Pennywise wouldn't mess with the Pale Lady!
Don't y'all think she's the kind of woman who just wants to feed you cookies and hug you?
She kinda reminds me of a fat mom that's always spoiling their kid.
Im telling my kids this is the Grudge....after McDonalds
Or the Ring.
@@markcobuzzi826 Nah the ring comes out a tv. The Grudge comes out of literally nowhere
@@zinoxechill
True
Zinoxe this is a blessed TH-cam comment
@@erengrad6950 ty 💖
Why do I feel like this is a backrooms level that you can't beat
I’d be scared af I were being chased by gorlock in all directions.