holy fuck i really said "detrimental" instead of ANYTHING ELSE. my dumb ass. give much much love to Nightfair and Tetsuya pls, i hope they recover from my bullying 😔😔😔💔💔💔
At least you caught your own mistake within hours of uploading. Props for acknowledging it and laughing it off. You need that kinda emotional fortitude to handle all the fucked-up shit you cover.
The sad thing is, it's really common for people to overdose after getting out of rehab because they don't realise that they've lost all their tolerance for the drug. If you are in danger of relapsing, I doubt anything I can say in a TH-cam comment will stop you, but please don't use your usual dose to do it.
Shut up please. Anyone using drugs isn't gonna make a rational decision or take advice from someone who is preaching the "be safe and moderate when you abuse drugs kids" speech. The fuggin scientist over here with the information. Stfu already. It's been said 1000 xs
@Free Bee Kurt killed himself and Sid Vicious was facing murder charges while he was out on bond so his mom shot him up with lethal amounts of heroin because she knew he was inevitably going away for life for murdering Nancy.
Black Metal Veins remains to be one of the most disturbing exploitation works I’ve ever seen. I felt rotten and repulsed by sex for at least a week after watching it. Horrible display of inhumanity, but probably the best way to get children and teenagers to stay away from drugs.
I’m iffy about Lucifer Valentine’s work. Especially this “documentary”. It has circulated for some time that it was more of a mockumentary. If it is or isn’t hasn’t been confirmed but I wouldn’t put it past him. Still though, the actually concept of it is quite interesting.
I watched Orozco a few months ago and there are definitely translated titles: The embalmer explains in depth the histories and traumas of the deceased, the process of embalming as he knows it, and his own personal story as to how he came to be in the current moment. Do not just watch it for the shock value, that does this documentary a huge and unnecessary disservice when trying to give humanity to those trapped in inescapable poverty and war torn environments. This was a sincere attempt to immortalize people in some of the worst conditions while giving their untimely and forgotten demise meaning.
thank you for this context, i found it kinda distasteful how the narrator made it sound like a snuff film. this makes it sound much more interesting too.
I watched it when i was in my second year of nursing school and having to enter the hospital morgue. I was Orozco and I saw a man working with the tools he had and still working in a dangerous place despite everything. Is not just "gore", is a man and his craft, bringing closure to those around him.
Since this is some really grim stuff, let's be grateful for the fact that Nexpo, Nick Crowley, Dantavius and T6 (twice!) all uploaded on the same day. February sure is a weird month. Y'all stay safe out there.
Just keep in mind Black Metal Veins is pretty much largely staged, especially with everything Raven/Misery related. There's a lot of info to back this up and as we've been learning about Mr. Valentine in recent years, (allegedly) he's had a habit of grooming women over the internet in order to be part of his exploiting fetish-films. A lot of testimonials around to back this up as well. Drug use in BMV is, from what I can tell, real, but in my personal opinion is not enough to make it a "documentary". I only hope more people who stumble upon Valentine's material also realize just what they're actually dealing with and make a firm decision to not endorse and promote what he does, since there seems to be a consistent narrative of him allegedly being in fact a sexual predator and an abuser.
the drug use is about the only real thing going on in that movie, autumn has told me personally it's almost completely staged. lucifer valentine seems like an absolute creep, i see his methods as pure exploitation, the women i know that have worked with him still seem to be friendly with him though, so maybe they view it differently.
@@matthewzablocki5310 if I interpreted your message correctly, then no, he (Valentine) has never said he's a sexual abuser and a predator. I'm also not "exposing" anything, since there's nothing for me to expose. Others, who have been close to him at one time or another have done the exposing. Why I brought this subject up was because the original video included BMV in it's list as a documentary, while it isn't one.
Maybe because half of those women are manipulative creeps trying to earn a bit of money from a false conviction of valntine? He seems like an alright guy 👍
The Vomit Gore Trilogy is amazing despite what you think of LV. His films are real, and it sounds like you're really butthurt about the guy doing his thing. He's never forced anyone to do anything. Dry your eyes and I'll send your mom back home with some warm milk for you. Long live Hank Skinny.
Sorry this got demonetized, the information should not be considered bad. People should know that these things exist, even if we don't want it to exist.
@@thedislikebutton1907 Mate, who the hell is showing CP on any of these horror/true crime channels?! These things exist. Someone spoke about them. A select group of people who wanted to be informed watched it. _By choice._ So they shouldn't be demonetized for informing people, _verbally._ _How the hell did CP even come into this?!_
I found an English sub version of Orozco the embalmer a couple years ago. I specifically remember there was one part where the embalmer said because the deceased woman he was working on hadn't worn makeup when she was alive, he wouldn't "paint her face like a clown" in death
The first section with the addicts.... I lived that shit for years... it's so horrible to see now that I've been sober a while. It makes like this pit in my stomach. That life just traumatizes and retraumatizes an individual over and over. I still have a lot to deal with. It's hard to even think about the things I went through, the things I did to myself and others... it's so frightening.
It was a different you, bro. You've changed and evolved. There's a thread of continuity there but you changed your fate. Keep your mind in the present and all will be well
I lived it for a long time was a homeless IV drug addict... and I'm not gonna lie...I love drugs and miss getting high. Heroin and cocaine mostly. I don't like the consequences though... so I'm clean today.
as someone who found her boyfriend’s dead body three weeks ago, the line “death does not care, death does not give you a trigger warning” really fucking hit me
My deepest condolences. How awful that must have been for you in so sorry. I lost the love of my life as well back on July 31 2017. But she died in a hospital after two weeks of fighting for her life after something she had taken but died from Complications from Pneumonia. She was just 36 years old. But I couldn't even fathom being the one to find the one you love more than anything on your own. May God Rest his Soul. I'm so sorry.
@@nathanielball365 thank you. he was only 23…. died from battling w drug addiction. i tried so fucking hard to save him. and then i had to be the one to find him dead. im so very sorry for your loss too. i wish that we could both be free of the pain
bruh they uses "ritual", "satanism", "lucifer valentine" and other similarly bullshlt terms Only for excuses of them to justify whatever tf they doin as they fully understand being addicts will make u looked down by society so they put all those bs for something to be blamed for.
I'm also in recovery and yes it is a ritual. You get addicted to the drug. You also get addicted to the needle. It's all encompassing. It swallows your soul.
This might be the video that sticks with me the longest. There's so many dark documentaries and somehow you managed to find a handful I hadn't even heard of. These are so... heartbreaking and difficult to watch, but you can't really stop the world from moving on.
i’ll never forget the night i watched orozco the embalmer, i was depressed and in such a bad place mentally but after watching this i remember my whole outlook on life changed. my problems felt so much less important during those 90 minutes and it made me grateful for the life i had and so sad for the life of the people shown in this documentary. it’s been about 2 years since i’ve watched it and subconsciously, no matter how bad things get, i always know how lucky i am to have been born in my place and don’t take it for granted. the documentary ironically saved me.
I was genuinely considering doing something super dumb earlier. My mental health isnt the best and ive just come back from walking along the beach in the pitch black. Seeing this video come up first on my recommended has to be my biggest highlight of this year so far. Thank you t6. Your content is what keeps me going in these difficult times.
If nothing is working, try talking to Jesus in your heart. I know how dumb it sounds. I wouldn't be here now if I didn't finally try after everything and everyone else failed. Don't bother with churches, but get a KJV bible. Everything in you will tell you not to even try, but what's the harm, nobody ever needs to know, but you'll know for yourself and witness the change. Stay safe!
Please talk to a professional and to some close friends. You aren’t alone, and mental health is important. There is no relief in doing something permanent to fix something temporary. If you need to talk to someone please do, don’t keep such thoughts to yourself.
Please talk to a professional and to some close friends. You aren’t alone, and mental health is important. There is no relief in doing something permanent to fix something temporary. If you need to talk to someone please do, don’t keep such thoughts to yourself. TH-cam comments will work too, but usually a close friend or family member is best, or a professional. I hope you feel better, the year is just starting and the world is yours to explore.
hey friend really glad this video could bring you some joy at a shit point and it's good that you feel comfortable enough to be open to people here in this space. keep your head up and I hope you have people you feel comfortable talking to and reaching out to. if not, me and plenty of others are all here and rooting for you!
The line at the end is sadly true. The vast majority of people will not do anything about a problem if it doesn't directly affect them because as you said ignorance is bliss. It's so wide-spread I wouldn't even know how to combat it.
@@swarlly thats stupidly incorrect. Money does fuck all, typical American outlook, give money to the junkie and let them abuse further is basically your logic right there
Idk how I feel about calling funerary ceremonies of other cultures (such as the bone ceremony) "macabre" and "disturbing". Death positivity and acceptance is very important culturally, and it's really no different from being taken to your first funeral as a child.
It's too bad serial killers don't target people who engage in human trafficking and other abuses shown in the last doc instead of killing good, innocent people. I like the idea of Dexter taking out the trash.
yes. if youre gonna target people, target the bad ones, right? i mean there are PLENTY of OBJECTIVELY evil people (if you repeatedly victimize others/animals, youre a pos)
honestly, upon hearing the explanation of the japanese cremation, it actually puts me at ease rather than disturbing me. this is just a family gathering around, learning more about their relative who has passed, and getting to participate together in putting them to rest. I think that's really lovely, even if we in america might be disturbed by it. I certainly don't think i could keep such a lighthearted attitude, but i've not been around death enough to make peace with it. i think that's really what makes the difference there; i see it less as a bad case of desensitization in that case, and more coming to understand that this is a normal part of life. it makes sense there would be giggles; i've seen children at funerals, and they tend to find some amusement in the whole thing. so getting to actually pass grandma's bones around must be pretty neat!
I agree, and it doesn't fit next to films where they just shove cameras into the faces of suffering and dead poor people or have a colonial sentiment like Italian mondo films
Yeah, kinda felt like the narrator was being unfair and leaning into the whole "look at how weird and disturbing other cultures are!" Veiw that's not uncommon with these sorts of videos. A veiw ironically critiqued in the next section of the video even
Holy shit, Tetsuya’s section sent chills down my spine. I’ve never heard of this channel before but the narration script is absolutely incredible in the most horrific way. This definitely needs to be a series.
i really respect this youtuber hes even willing to sacrifice monetization so that we his viewers can get the full details of the story instead of censoring thank you
As long as there's any possibility this video is taken down it shows that there's just not enough people who can really grasp concepts like this, thank you for taking the time to shed light on them no matter how difficult or disturbing they are to talk about. We can't let ignorance be bliss, only true peace.
You deserve monetization more than most and you put out top teir content. We are so grateful for you, thank you and hope you can get sponsorship brother!
I’ve been in the depths of hell on earth that is drug addiction, though fortunately I was able to recognize where I was headed and get help before it claimed my life. It’s really difficult to see other people where you once were and know exactly what they’re going through, yet being unable to help. Addiction is a terrible thing.
Exactly my same experience 💜 feels like those kind of “exposes” perpetuate estigmas towards addicts which doesn’t help with an already difficult situation. Dunno 🤷🏽♀️
Yes! Make this a series. Show the things that most people don't and won't watch. Show the docs that show real life and all of its darker aspects. People NEED to see all of this. So please make it a series. You are such an awesome editor and you narrate extremely well, so I know that you will do an excellent job of presenting these dark docs in all their dark glory.
Right Because I am going through the same shit, been fighting this for over 25yrs, I'm just tired of wasting my life and I'm 52..I'm loosing it all.!💯😤
@@charlesdial7152 I'm 55, so I know just what you mean. When you get to be our age and you feel like you are wasting your life, it's twice as bad as when you maybe felt like that at the age of 25 because there is so much less of it left to waste. Take care of yourself and God bless.
Well well well…seems like I stumbled upon a gem here. Happy I found this channel - love the pages that discuss the macabre for the definition of the word that it actually is: dark, senseless, soulless, grim, sad, void of everything light. Thank you Maverick, I’ll be following
What a great video. Videos like this are so important nowadays as the world is trying, and sadly succeeding, at hiding such horrific realities. Keep doing what you're doing man, its very important work
Wow…. This was beautifully presented. Thanks so much for putting this together… lots of thought provoking concepts shown in a raw way is something I didn’t know existed. I hope you make this a series!
Dude that bit at 1,06 is the best thing I've heard on a TH-cam video. Subbed just for that. No seriously, this video (and vol2) are very well made and narrated. Respect for avoiding corporate sponsorship, you are among the few keeping it real. Makes it so much better for viewers, not to get a sales pitch when you watch a video.
Tbh I had a lot better time listening to you talk about these documentaries than I did watching them. I felt like they were trash and boring but you made them sound extremely interesting thank you
@1:13 "Their assistance was extremely detrimental to the making of this video." With friends like these....I kid, thanks for helping on the video @Nightfair and @TetsuyaH
@@realSerran Sounded so casual that it came across as deadpan humor, not a brain fart. Especially after he says they made him work harder to perfect the video. Reminds me of my bf & I joking around lol
Despite not being overly explicit, the 2009’s documentary ‘Playground’ is pretty disturbing. It explores the world of child s*x trafficking in the US. It was sickening to see all of that
Yes please make this a series, its probably the most scary thing i watched in a long time, because its reality, im also fascinated by those documentarys because they can show you horrors you could never imagine, makes you wonder what happens in the world were there is no camera to film it or anyone to describe it
I know this is an oldish video, but I had to let you know I absolutely enjoyed your humor and the passive aggressive way you handled not being monetized or having a sponsor. It made me giggle. I truly appreciate all of the work you put in, even though you knew you were going to probably end up breaking even, if not paying a little out of pocket. Thank you. 😊
Somebody get this man a sponsor he does amazing high quality videos and he doesn’t care if he gets money he just cares about getting the truth out there I respect that a lot
As fucked up as the first documentary is, I think it's important. As someone who has experienced the world of heroin addiction, the portrayal is incredibly accurate and so so so much more common than you would think. Especially people overdosing right after rehab because of reduced tolerance, everyone dying around you, your body deteriorating. Despite all this, you can't stop. These people aren't dumb or delusional, they are trapped. I could never watch this documentary due to the triggering nature so I actually really appreciate you sharing it in a less graphic manner so that I could experience it without being too triggered. I have been in and out of treatment centers since 2020 with some fairly long periods of sobriety. I am 4 months clean currently but my addiction will be with me for the rest of my life. The most imperative advice I can give, never do opiates unless prescribed for extreme pain. But be cautious, as we all know, so many addictions begin from prescriptions. You may say, "Oh, I would NEVER be anything like these people.", "I take pills but I don't snort them or smoke them.", "I only snort heroin, I would never shoot up.", etc. What I can say to any of these statements is "YET." These things progress with unrelenting, demonic speed. It truly takes away any sense of control that you think you may have. For people who have passed the point of no return, there is help out there. I could not have stopped without detox and treatment and sober housing as well as community. You are not alone.
Im an ex opiate addict. The decisions i made and certain relationships i fucked up makes me sick. Its fuckin rough to DT from. Im so glad I don't have to go through that again. I second your comment especially the injury and extreme pain part. Fortunately for me, I've never tried Heroin. Congratulations on wanting to sober. I wish you the best.
@@ConsistentlyInconsistent21 congrats on your sobriety as well Detox from opiates is hell, each time worse than the last. Thank you for replying to my comment! I wish you the best
Believe it or not; "Junk Films" and "Orozco the Embalmer" aren't the only 2 films directed by Kiyotaka Tsurisaki, he's also behind films like the "Rare: a Dead Person" Series, which I only know of thanks to SpookyRice
the first segment about addicts really reminds me of my oldest sister. luckily she managed to get clean and I haven't seen her in years but I can't express how awful it was to live with her at the height of her addiction. I try to understand that my sister was sick and needed help but I also feel infuriated that she doesn't even remember any of the harm and fear she caused while on drugs (Im really over sharing.... lol) Drugs are evil and I hope addicts could recover and live healthy lives. idk why I wrote this comment lol
@@nicoles7872 people do experience memory lapse especially when it comes to the details. Yes it could be denial, but thats a bit ridiculous to say with so little context
@markjackson3531 paint and bathsalts aren't even good examples of drugs that cause memory loss. There's scientific documentation of certain drugs causing memory loss, like benzos for example. Also different substances effect ppl differently. I was just pointing out that it was an assumptive statement.
@@fieldsonfire ok, benzos, sure....but that wouldnt make them forget the crappy stuff they did to get money/while they weren't high....but I'm gonna disagree with you, chief, huffing paint fumes and doing bath salts will royally screw your brain up.
Wow! I wasn't expecting these! I was expecting the same old stuff I've seen before. I've never even heard of these! Good job man!! Also, the fact that you put THIS much work into this for it to be demonitized is completely ridiculous. You should be able to monetize any and all videos that you like if you are a big enough creator. Any and everything you make should automatically monetized.
Okay sorry but I disagree with your view on Orozco the Embalmer as being a 'dark' film of any kind, much less one of the darkest. I have watched this fully, and what I see when I watch this is those in the funeral home industry doing their best with very limited resources in an area prone to a lot of violent and senseless crimes as well as gang warfare. the Embalmer is efficient yes but look at the care he gives them after the initial process. seeing this every day and having to handle it is part of the job but the fact is he shows a lot of care with each one, no matter what condition they are in when they arrive and regardless of age or gender. People like him deserve thanks and respect. it is not dark. Human nature may be, but this shows the empathy of those who must take care of the dead. I get why the gore factor may get ratings and views, but look at this with an understanding of the area and then really pay attention to the mortician (as there is no real embalming done by current standards especially for 1st world countries) and you will see the care he gives to those in his community - which is anything but dark.
And the dullness towards the bodies I think brings you closer to the people who live there. Death is a normal part of life. A lot of us are just shielded from it. Especially in the USA. The USA has a very weird culture around death. An intense disliking and distance to even the mortician process.
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 agreed that is very true and I think a lot of folks especially in the USA and UK and similar places misconstrue this dullness as apathy when in fact they are not apathetic to the situation, they just have a different level of acceptance to such things. Children watching out of curiosity is also very natural, it is just something most countries like the US do not allow or condone on any level-which means that those in the 1st world countries while better off in most aspects also have a much harder time coping with death or the thought of dying.
I get what you're saying, and I agree that the empathy and care Orozco shows is great to see. But it's merely a ray of light in the dark subject matter of the film. It's death itself, the murder and violence that leads to the death that is inherently dark. I mean for fuck's sake, this whole doc takes place in an area where dead bodies in the street is just business as usual. Dead babies on camera. That's disturbing as fuck.
How absolutely sad to see people suffering with addiction! I'm in recovery-5 years. I can tell you it steals your SOUL!! You become a shell of a person. Nothing inside. You are a walking dead person. Once you free yourself from the bondage of drugs, The fog clears, The sun comes out, You can smell the flowers and hear the birds. You can get your life back!!💗💗💗
I found your channel like maybe 2 months ago and have been steadily watching the content. This video is my favorite so far and yes it should 100% be a series. Keep up the great work man.
Be careful when looking into this kind of deal. It gets really bad really quickly. I’ve been watching others who delve into this kind of thing walk away of it because it’s so bad. Be careful. Watch yourself, Jeep in contact with others, and most importantly BE CAREFUL.
I used to watch this stuff a lot and it’s made me so desensitized nothing surprises me or shocks me it’s actually made me really depressed out this world it makes you feel like there’s nothing good anymore
I’m studying geography in uni and i was thinking that modern day slavery would be a very good topic but this just made me realise that it’s too big of a topic for me to get into. This video in general was so good but it made me kinda depressed, made me realise how horrible the world can truly be.
@@wrenboy2726 I was thinking of writing my dissertation on modern day slavery but there is a word limit of 10,000 words. It’s too broad of a topic to cover, and too sensitive to make any mistakes on. I’ve already finished my dissertation on a different topic that was more manageable.
Honestly Maverick; don't give LV any credit, his films might be fucked up, but let's jsut say he's also very sick and twisted in the way of grooming women to partake in destroying themselves.
11:52 , as a person who has grown up in a high crime rate near my high school and from kindergarten to middle school back in my 3rd world country, me and my friends used to always check around and see dead bodies of different people been mutilated from either murder or accidents, our young minds are innocent and curious and when a very young infant or man sees dead bodies we immediately think of "wait that's a position you can sleep as ?" instead of feeling bad seeing a dead body and such, it's after i came to high school to america i realized how fucked it is to see a dead body constantly all the time where you feel numb every time i see dead bodies.....i remember my friends throwing up seeing a full on dead body completely dragged and mutilated from a road accident in our high school road while i was there like "eh it is what it is" also 24:49 slavery still runs rampant and is still happening in my country even to this day and even is normalized in most 3rd world countries that doesn't know anything about human rights
Yea man that’s wild. I’ve only stumbled upon a body once and seen someone’s body after they got shot with a shot gun. We don’t see dead bodies mutilated often.
*I am SO TRAUMATIZED right now!* I paused to go watch *”A Siberian Film”* and dude, that shit was fucking horrific! I feel dead inside. How can humanity even think of this kind of shit?! ( Maverick Files I love your channel so much, man. Thank you for the great content)
BMV kinda reminds me of one of the first drug centered documentaries I watched, High on Crack Street. It followed three different users for like a year and a half. It was so deeply uncomfortable, but I think gave a window into their experiences that many refuse to witness.
oh jesus no. seriously ive seen WAY too much animal suffering in the "medical research", "cosmetics", and "food industry" ....we need to end that awful stuff ASAP
Timesix thank you for educating us on these subjects or at least, I now know more than I did. I had heard of many of these films but not all. The way you talk about them adds to the information by bringing home what they are about and why they were made. That can't have been an easy watch.
The Japanese cremation ceremony is beautiful to them, I think we r quick to judge something we don't understand and we should be more open to learn from different cultures
To give an idea of our rituals: We take the deceased body, pump them full of chemicals to preserve them. Put makeup on them. Redress them. We have methods to keep their eyes shut and lips shut. Then present the prettied up body in its casket/coffin for people to see and mourn over. Or we take the deceased body and basically burn away everything but the bones. Then we grind up the bones and we put it in a box/urn. Some people keep the box/urn in their home until they themselves perish. When you look at it that way. Its pretty weird aint it?
"so graphic this video is pretty much determined to be demonitised".... You have my attention, sir Edit: Damn, now I feel like a douche. I expected another typical shock vid. (And I was down for that) but got this thoughtfully narrated, well put together video instead. informational, psychological, and ballsy. Now you have my respect....
So glad that people who enjoy abusing kids, babies and animals are being exposed. They have no right to do any of these. They need to spend the rest of their lives in prison having the same thing happen to them. The only thing they should do is suffer.
Honestly . I swear that 5 minutes before I saw your video I was seriously considering doing something very stupid. To tell you the truth your video snapped me out of it. Thanks so much!
I've always found it wild the people who are like 'I've always had a great childhood!' Usually have some messed up skeletons in their closet they're hiding.
I will say that I’m 99% sure Orozco has been translated into English. Unsure if it’s an official translation or a fan-made one but I’ve seen the movie before and I do remember understanding major parts of the dialogue. For me that movie is incredibly interesting and I’m not sure if I agree with the sentiment that it only has worth as something of pure shock value. Orozco is an incredibly interesting man and he made the most out of his situation. The methods he used to preserve bodies and embalm them are nothing like what mortuaries do nowadays in more developed countries. Still, he did what he could and while the work isn’t glamorous you could tell that Orozco took some pride in his work.
This was an amazing video. you nailed the tone of all these. these are very important and very disturbing films that show a side of humanity not many want to acknowledge exists. thank you for sharing these and having the heart and stomach to teach the sad facts of life. this is the first video i have found of your channel but now you have a fan for life in me.
11:35 my family is from Colombia and such scene was quite common some years ago. I’ve always been told by my relatives how they used to find dead bodies while playing outdoors. They used to tell me how they were eagerly waiting for a corpse to be found during boring days, as everyone will come to see it. Also, more or less two decades ago it used to be normal to be involved in random shootings in the street. Those were mainly the reasons to why my family immigrated. Nowadays the country has changed a lot, there are not many public acts of violence. :((
Everyone knew Qatar was using slave labor to build Fifa stadium. Slavery still happens today. From the foreigners who have no access to their passports as their owners hold it. They're hostages. This happens in many Arab and MENA countries. Libya has slavery akin to precivil war era America. Slave markets. Disgusting.
This video was detrimental to my detrimental health. I was already feeling bad then I saw this video and was like "Yeah, let's keep this vibe of hopelessness going!" Excellent video, I'm the dummy for clicking it in that mood. I'll be fine, I'd suggest watching this vid when you have quick access to puppy/kitten videos afterwards.
I think you’ve done an incredible job of showing these documentaries and your narrative is so respectful to the poor humans involved, whilst questioning the viewers ability to actually acknowledge the true depth of the horror and injustice that still occurs today!! “Ignorance is bliss” does say it all!! 😔 …which leaves a horrible feeling of shame yet it is the truth!!! Very impactful 🥺😟😔 Thank you for creating this 🙏🏻👏🏻 Amazing work!!!
Recovering opiate addict here I was usually high functioning but even then still self proclaimed functioning addict I’d refer to myself as a junkie despite never using needles. The pit is endless until you reach death. What really snapped me into reality was a vivid night terror about me unslinging myself then instantly regretting it but it was too late. Ever since that feeling, I’ve never let myself fall past a certain stage.. I’d self intervene before letting myself get to a spot like the ones you see in the first documentary but everyone should know that it’s not only real but the opiate epidemic is insane and unending.
I remember when I had 15 to watch a shockumentary called executions, about the death penalty in the world. It has a lot of real executions and the last one is until today one of the most shocking scenes I've ever seen (besides funky town).
Just watched nicks crowley video then went to go watch this video, now I'm heading to watch disturbed reality video. It bothers me how watching dark content can effect your mood drastically. Was in a good mood... Crazy how they all uploaded the same day Mr nightmare aswell.
Wow, it sounds like your watching habits here on TH-cam mirror my own. You literally named in order just what I watched today. Crowley Dark Vids 4, then this one, then Disturbed Reality, and the latest from Mr. Nightmare. So now I will head over to watch DR and the rest named here plus others that I love to watch. That Chapter, Disturban, Tragedy Tales, Missing Enigma, and several others. I love all that content. I like running onto others who have the same watching habits because I know they are like-minded and don't think people like me are weird for watching all the content that I do. Take care.
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holy fuck i really said "detrimental" instead of ANYTHING ELSE. my dumb ass. give much much love to Nightfair and Tetsuya pls, i hope they recover from my bullying 😔😔😔💔💔💔
I assume you meant instrumental but instead you have made the greatest fucking credits intro of all time
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What’s with the Masonic eye (of Gadreel) as your profile pic?
At least you caught your own mistake within hours of uploading. Props for acknowledging it and laughing it off. You need that kinda emotional fortitude to handle all the fucked-up shit you cover.
honest mistake!! gave me a good giggle
The sad thing is, it's really common for people to overdose after getting out of rehab because they don't realise that they've lost all their tolerance for the drug. If you are in danger of relapsing, I doubt anything I can say in a TH-cam comment will stop you, but please don't use your usual dose to do it.
Shut up please. Anyone using drugs isn't gonna make a rational decision or take advice from someone who is preaching the "be safe and moderate when you abuse drugs kids" speech. The fuggin scientist over here with the information. Stfu already. It's been said 1000 xs
Every addict knows their tolerance goes down. Every. Single. Addict. Most overdoses are suicides
it happend to sid vicious and kurt cobain
@Free Bee Kurt killed himself and Sid Vicious was facing murder charges while he was out on bond so his mom shot him up with lethal amounts of heroin because she knew he was inevitably going away for life for murdering Nancy.
And because rehab as it is now doesn't work
Black Metal Veins remains to be one of the most disturbing exploitation works I’ve ever seen. I felt rotten and repulsed by sex for at least a week after watching it. Horrible display of inhumanity, but probably the best way to get children and teenagers to stay away from drugs.
I've been asexual my whole life, and that kind of sums up how I feel about it anyway.
@@Aromatic.Bleach not the time or the place
I’m iffy about Lucifer Valentine’s work. Especially this “documentary”. It has circulated for some time that it was more of a mockumentary. If it is or isn’t hasn’t been confirmed but I wouldn’t put it past him. Still though, the actually concept of it is quite interesting.
@@Aromatic.Bleachwe don’t give a 💩 dude
@@juvedoo99actually, he’s also been accused by several people of grooming kids with ED’s (now adults) to film themselves for him.
I watched Orozco a few months ago and there are definitely translated titles: The embalmer explains in depth the histories and traumas of the deceased, the process of embalming as he knows it, and his own personal story as to how he came to be in the current moment. Do not just watch it for the shock value, that does this documentary a huge and unnecessary disservice when trying to give humanity to those trapped in inescapable poverty and war torn environments. This was a sincere attempt to immortalize people in some of the worst conditions while giving their untimely and forgotten demise meaning.
@dundundj7474 It was actually on the Internet Archive.
What country is it in?
@@slime5121 Colombia
thank you for this context, i found it kinda distasteful how the narrator made it sound like a snuff film. this makes it sound much more interesting too.
I watched it when i was in my second year of nursing school and having to enter the hospital morgue. I was Orozco and I saw a man working with the tools he had and still working in a dangerous place despite everything. Is not just "gore", is a man and his craft, bringing closure to those around him.
"Lucifer Valentine, maker of the Vomit Gore Trilogy, accused of sexual assault, grooming, and child sexual abuse" SHOCKER
Since this is some really grim stuff, let's be grateful for the fact that Nexpo, Nick Crowley, Dantavius and T6 (twice!) all uploaded on the same day. February sure is a weird month. Y'all stay safe out there.
Right, I've had a great day of new vids to watch
I know!! I saw that and freaked out! Whang even did one today!
I was your 69th like! 😂
Plus Hannah The Horrible!
@@eteryah he did, it was great!
Just keep in mind Black Metal Veins is pretty much largely staged, especially with everything Raven/Misery related. There's a lot of info to back this up and as we've been learning about Mr. Valentine in recent years, (allegedly) he's had a habit of grooming women over the internet in order to be part of his exploiting fetish-films. A lot of testimonials around to back this up as well. Drug use in BMV is, from what I can tell, real, but in my personal opinion is not enough to make it a "documentary". I only hope more people who stumble upon Valentine's material also realize just what they're actually dealing with and make a firm decision to not endorse and promote what he does, since there seems to be a consistent narrative of him allegedly being in fact a sexual predator and an abuser.
the drug use is about the only real thing going on in that movie, autumn has told me personally it's almost completely staged. lucifer valentine seems like an absolute creep, i see his methods as pure exploitation, the women i know that have worked with him still seem to be friendly with him though, so maybe they view it differently.
He says the that dude. You're not exposing anything. Lol
@@matthewzablocki5310 if I interpreted your message correctly, then no, he (Valentine) has never said he's a sexual abuser and a predator. I'm also not "exposing" anything, since there's nothing for me to expose. Others, who have been close to him at one time or another have done the exposing. Why I brought this subject up was because the original video included BMV in it's list as a documentary, while it isn't one.
Maybe because half of those women are manipulative creeps trying to earn a bit of money from a false conviction of valntine? He seems like an alright guy 👍
The Vomit Gore Trilogy is amazing despite what you think of LV. His films are real, and it sounds like you're really butthurt about the guy doing his thing. He's never forced anyone to do anything. Dry your eyes and I'll send your mom back home with some warm milk for you. Long live Hank Skinny.
Sorry this got demonetized, the information should not be considered bad. People should know that these things exist, even if we don't want it to exist.
Yes It’s important we see the grim reality of truth so that we can address things properly.
Cp exists, we know it does, doesn't mean we have to watch it. Like it is disturbing for us this video can be disturbing to other people.
@@thedislikebutton1907 Were you trying to make the stupidest comment? If you were, I'm impressed.
Agree 100% If people want to pretend these things don't go on they can watch something else.
@@thedislikebutton1907 Mate, who the hell is showing CP on any of these horror/true crime channels?! These things exist. Someone spoke about them. A select group of people who wanted to be informed watched it. _By choice._ So they shouldn't be demonetized for informing people, _verbally._
_How the hell did CP even come into this?!_
I found an English sub version of Orozco the embalmer a couple years ago. I specifically remember there was one part where the embalmer said because the deceased woman he was working on hadn't worn makeup when she was alive, he wouldn't "paint her face like a clown" in death
Do you remember the website you watched the movie on?
@@krystaljasmine8782 yeah! it was called "seriously f'd up movies" or something like that. i don't have the link anymore though unfortunately
@@krystaljasmine8782 effedupmovies
The line “death won’t give you a trigger warning” took six years off my life.
Which i recieved 😈 thanks
@@Night-Rider101 edgy arent you
Snowflake
congrats on coming out night rider 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Well played, Magenta 😂👏👏👏
@@yote333 Lgtv moment
The slavery documentary is horrifically heartbreaking. No one should be forced into such an awful life
Islam
No shit
@@Cedawood *Every documented culture in human history
@@Cedawood Islam literally allow only 1 source of enslaving people and it doesn't exist anymore in our modern world.
@@Cedawood though it doesn't mean that all Muslim people are good people and won't bad things such as slavery in today world
The first section with the addicts.... I lived that shit for years... it's so horrible to see now that I've been sober a while. It makes like this pit in my stomach. That life just traumatizes and retraumatizes an individual over and over. I still have a lot to deal with. It's hard to even think about the things I went through, the things I did to myself and others... it's so frightening.
Healing thoughts and strength out to you Quin. Ditto here. Takes a strong person all we can do is our best min by min.
It was a different you, bro. You've changed and evolved. There's a thread of continuity there but you changed your fate. Keep your mind in the present and all will be well
Humans can be horrible in their youger days. Through life and lessons learned turn honorable to a fault. I'm living the latter till death.
I lived it for a long time was a homeless IV drug addict... and I'm not gonna lie...I love drugs and miss getting high. Heroin and cocaine mostly. I don't like the consequences though... so I'm clean today.
Absolute facts!
We Absolutely FkkG Recover💞👌🏻
as someone who found her boyfriend’s dead body three weeks ago, the line “death does not care, death does not give you a trigger warning” really fucking hit me
Rest in peace 😢
My deepest condolences. How awful that must have been for you in so sorry.
I lost the love of my life as well back on July 31 2017. But she died in a hospital after two weeks of fighting for her life after something she had taken but died from Complications from Pneumonia. She was just 36 years old. But I couldn't even fathom being the one to find the one you love more than anything on your own. May God Rest his Soul. I'm so sorry.
@@nathanielball365 thank you. he was only 23…. died from battling w drug addiction. i tried so fucking hard to save him. and then i had to be the one to find him dead. im so very sorry for your loss too. i wish that we could both be free of the pain
Sending you all the love in the world. I can’t imagine what you’re going through
Sorry to hear this…praying for you ❤
This should ABSOLUTELY be a series man. Great work and research
As a recovering drug addict watching black metal veins is extremely difficult the whole “ritual” thing is accurate
hope ur ok!
Stay strong
bruh they uses "ritual", "satanism", "lucifer valentine" and other similarly bullshlt terms Only for excuses of them to justify whatever tf they doin as they fully understand being addicts will make u looked down by society so they put all those bs for something to be blamed for.
I'm also in recovery and yes it is a ritual. You get addicted to the drug. You also get addicted to the needle. It's all encompassing. It swallows your soul.
Same!!! I had to fast forward a bit…
This might be the video that sticks with me the longest. There's so many dark documentaries and somehow you managed to find a handful I hadn't even heard of. These are so... heartbreaking and difficult to watch, but you can't really stop the world from moving on.
i’ll never forget the night i watched orozco the embalmer, i was depressed and in such a bad place mentally but after watching this i remember my whole outlook on life changed. my problems felt so much less important during those 90 minutes and it made me grateful for the life i had and so sad for the life of the people shown in this documentary. it’s been about 2 years since i’ve watched it and subconsciously, no matter how bad things get, i always know how lucky i am to have been born in my place and don’t take it for granted. the documentary ironically saved me.
I was genuinely considering doing something super dumb earlier. My mental health isnt the best and ive just come back from walking along the beach in the pitch black. Seeing this video come up first on my recommended has to be my biggest highlight of this year so far. Thank you t6. Your content is what keeps me going in these difficult times.
If nothing is working, try talking to Jesus in your heart. I know how dumb it sounds. I wouldn't be here now if I didn't finally try after everything and everyone else failed. Don't bother with churches, but get a KJV bible. Everything in you will tell you not to even try, but what's the harm, nobody ever needs to know, but you'll know for yourself and witness the change. Stay safe!
Hang in there my friend. Maybe try to speak with a professional,as Maverick is not .😅🤗
Please talk to a professional and to some close friends. You aren’t alone, and mental health is important.
There is no relief in doing something permanent to fix something temporary. If you need to talk to someone please do, don’t keep such thoughts to yourself.
Please talk to a professional and to some close friends. You aren’t alone, and mental health is important.
There is no relief in doing something permanent to fix something temporary. If you need to talk to someone please do, don’t keep such thoughts to yourself. TH-cam comments will work too, but usually a close friend or family member is best, or a professional. I hope you feel better, the year is just starting and the world is yours to explore.
hey friend really glad this video could bring you some joy at a shit point and it's good that you feel comfortable enough to be open to people here in this space. keep your head up and I hope you have people you feel comfortable talking to and reaching out to. if not, me and plenty of others are all here and rooting for you!
The line at the end is sadly true. The vast majority of people will not do anything about a problem if it doesn't directly affect them because as you said ignorance is bliss. It's so wide-spread I wouldn't even know how to combat it.
For the average person they really can't do anything about it. You can give money but where that money actually goes, no one knows.
@@swarlly thats stupidly incorrect. Money does fuck all, typical American outlook, give money to the junkie and let them abuse further is basically your logic right there
The long awaited Friday post. Time to sit back relax and say wtf over and over in my head.
Facts lol 💯🍿
it helps if you scream it out loud
That drug addiction part, the ritual, the trauma...
That's tough
I see myself in them, and although I got clean, it never really goes away
Yep it’s so true
Idk how I feel about calling funerary ceremonies of other cultures (such as the bone ceremony) "macabre" and "disturbing". Death positivity and acceptance is very important culturally, and it's really no different from being taken to your first funeral as a child.
It's too bad serial killers don't target people who engage in human trafficking and other abuses shown in the last doc instead of killing good, innocent people. I like the idea of Dexter taking out the trash.
I agree 💯%
yes. if youre gonna target people, target the bad ones, right? i mean there are PLENTY of OBJECTIVELY evil people (if you repeatedly victimize others/animals, youre a pos)
honestly, upon hearing the explanation of the japanese cremation, it actually puts me at ease rather than disturbing me. this is just a family gathering around, learning more about their relative who has passed, and getting to participate together in putting them to rest. I think that's really lovely, even if we in america might be disturbed by it. I certainly don't think i could keep such a lighthearted attitude, but i've not been around death enough to make peace with it. i think that's really what makes the difference there; i see it less as a bad case of desensitization in that case, and more coming to understand that this is a normal part of life. it makes sense there would be giggles; i've seen children at funerals, and they tend to find some amusement in the whole thing. so getting to actually pass grandma's bones around must be pretty neat!
I agree, and it doesn't fit next to films where they just shove cameras into the faces of suffering and dead poor people or have a colonial sentiment like Italian mondo films
that’s what i was thinking too.
"here's grandma's pelvis. Grandpa used to go to town on this thing!"
Yeah, kinda felt like the narrator was being unfair and leaning into the whole "look at how weird and disturbing other cultures are!" Veiw that's not uncommon with these sorts of videos. A veiw ironically critiqued in the next section of the video even
Holy shit, Tetsuya’s section sent chills down my spine. I’ve never heard of this channel before but the narration script is absolutely incredible in the most horrific way. This definitely needs to be a series.
i really respect this youtuber hes even willing to sacrifice monetization so that we his viewers can get the full details of the story instead of censoring thank you
The whole video is censored…
As long as there's any possibility this video is taken down it shows that there's just not enough people who can really grasp concepts like this, thank you for taking the time to shed light on them no matter how difficult or disturbing they are to talk about. We can't let ignorance be bliss, only true peace.
Def make it a series. Real life is far more horrifying and mysterious than any fantasy or horror tales. Nice work.
You deserve monetization more than most and you put out top teir content. We are so grateful for you, thank you and hope you can get sponsorship brother!
I’ve been in the depths of hell on earth that is drug addiction, though fortunately I was able to recognize where I was headed and get help before it claimed my life. It’s really difficult to see other people where you once were and know exactly what they’re going through, yet being unable to help. Addiction is a terrible thing.
Exactly my same experience 💜 feels like those kind of “exposes” perpetuate estigmas towards addicts which doesn’t help with an already difficult situation. Dunno 🤷🏽♀️
Yes! Make this a series. Show the things that most people don't and won't watch. Show the docs that show real life and all of its darker aspects. People NEED to see all of this. So please make it a series. You are such an awesome editor and you narrate extremely well, so I know that you will do an excellent job of presenting these dark docs in all their dark glory.
Right Because I am going through the same shit, been fighting this for over 25yrs, I'm just tired of wasting my life and I'm 52..I'm loosing it all.!💯😤
@@charlesdial7152 I'm 55, so I know just what you mean. When you get to be our age and you feel like you are wasting your life, it's twice as bad as when you maybe felt like that at the age of 25 because there is so much less of it left to waste. Take care of yourself and God bless.
@@CivilEngineerWroxton Thanks my man, I appreciate this.
Well well well…seems like I stumbled upon a gem here. Happy I found this channel - love the pages that discuss the macabre for the definition of the word that it actually is: dark, senseless, soulless, grim, sad, void of everything light. Thank you Maverick, I’ll be following
What a great video. Videos like this are so important nowadays as the world is trying, and sadly succeeding, at hiding such horrific realities. Keep doing what you're doing man, its very important work
Thanks for working on this video and posting it. Truly gut wrenching and much needed awareness.
Wow…. This was beautifully presented. Thanks so much for putting this together… lots of thought provoking concepts shown in a raw way is something I didn’t know existed. I hope you make this a series!
Dude that bit at 1,06 is the best thing I've heard on a TH-cam video. Subbed just for that. No seriously, this video (and vol2) are very well made and narrated. Respect for avoiding corporate sponsorship, you are among the few keeping it real. Makes it so much better for viewers, not to get a sales pitch when you watch a video.
I really appreciate your content warnings that pop up before the clip & tell you how long to skip
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@@Night-Rider101 so edgy so cool
Tbh I had a lot better time listening to you talk about these documentaries than I did watching them. I felt like they were trash and boring but you made them sound extremely interesting thank you
@1:13 "Their assistance was extremely detrimental to the making of this video."
With friends like these....I kid, thanks for helping on the video @Nightfair and @TetsuyaH
i caught that too. was he being funny by subverting our expectation ? or did he actually just mean to say instrumental
@@maplestouffer8089 It was just a brainfart on his behalf. It's clear he meant instrumental, I was just teasing.
@@realSerran Sounded so casual that it came across as deadpan humor, not a brain fart. Especially after he says they made him work harder to perfect the video. Reminds me of my bf & I joking around lol
That poor child, you can just see how uncomfortable she is and how she wants to get out of there and the mother paying no mind to her
I had heard of 2 of these, but absolutely shocked never heard about the others. Thanks for the excellent compilation and summary commentary.
Despite not being overly explicit, the 2009’s documentary ‘Playground’ is pretty disturbing. It explores the world of child s*x trafficking in the US. It was sickening to see all of that
Yes please make this a series, its probably the most scary thing i watched in a long time, because its reality, im also fascinated by those documentarys because they can show you horrors you could never imagine, makes you wonder what happens in the world were there is no camera to film it or anyone to describe it
I know this is an oldish video, but I had to let you know I absolutely enjoyed your humor and the passive aggressive way you handled not being monetized or having a sponsor. It made me giggle. I truly appreciate all of the work you put in, even though you knew you were going to probably end up breaking even, if not paying a little out of pocket. Thank you. 😊
Somebody get this man a sponsor he does amazing high quality videos and he doesn’t care if he gets money he just cares about getting the truth out there I respect that a lot
As fucked up as the first documentary is, I think it's important. As someone who has experienced the world of heroin addiction, the portrayal is incredibly accurate and so so so much more common than you would think. Especially people overdosing right after rehab because of reduced tolerance, everyone dying around you, your body deteriorating. Despite all this, you can't stop. These people aren't dumb or delusional, they are trapped. I could never watch this documentary due to the triggering nature so I actually really appreciate you sharing it in a less graphic manner so that I could experience it without being too triggered. I have been in and out of treatment centers since 2020 with some fairly long periods of sobriety. I am 4 months clean currently but my addiction will be with me for the rest of my life. The most imperative advice I can give, never do opiates unless prescribed for extreme pain. But be cautious, as we all know, so many addictions begin from prescriptions. You may say, "Oh, I would NEVER be anything like these people.", "I take pills but I don't snort them or smoke them.", "I only snort heroin, I would never shoot up.", etc. What I can say to any of these statements is "YET." These things progress with unrelenting, demonic speed. It truly takes away any sense of control that you think you may have. For people who have passed the point of no return, there is help out there. I could not have stopped without detox and treatment and sober housing as well as community. You are not alone.
Im an ex opiate addict. The decisions i made and certain relationships i fucked up makes me sick. Its fuckin rough to DT from. Im so glad I don't have to go through that again. I second your comment especially the injury and extreme pain part. Fortunately for me, I've never tried Heroin. Congratulations on wanting to sober. I wish you the best.
@@ConsistentlyInconsistent21 congrats on your sobriety as well
Detox from opiates is hell, each time worse than the last. Thank you for replying to my comment! I wish you the best
Awesome video. It’s so important to know what goes on in this crazy world even if the content is shocking , depressing, disturbing.
Believe it or not; "Junk Films" and "Orozco the Embalmer" aren't the only 2 films directed by Kiyotaka Tsurisaki, he's also behind films like the "Rare: a Dead Person" Series, which I only know of thanks to SpookyRice
What an odd preface. Why would anyone not believe that?
the first segment about addicts really reminds me of my oldest sister. luckily she managed to get clean and I haven't seen her in years but I can't express how awful it was to live with her at the height of her addiction. I try to understand that my sister was sick and needed help but I also feel infuriated that she doesn't even remember any of the harm and fear she caused while on drugs (Im really over sharing.... lol) Drugs are evil and I hope addicts could recover and live healthy lives. idk why I wrote this comment lol
I don't think your sister doesn't remember the hurt she caused. If she can't own up to it and apologize then she still has more healing to do.
@@nicoles7872 people do experience memory lapse especially when it comes to the details. Yes it could be denial, but thats a bit ridiculous to say with so little context
@@fieldsonfire Come on now, unless you're sniffing paint/doing bath salts, you KNOW you did some messed up stuff.
@markjackson3531 paint and bathsalts aren't even good examples of drugs that cause memory loss. There's scientific documentation of certain drugs causing memory loss, like benzos for example. Also different substances effect ppl differently. I was just pointing out that it was an assumptive statement.
@@fieldsonfire ok, benzos, sure....but that wouldnt make them forget the crappy stuff they did to get money/while they weren't high....but I'm gonna disagree with you, chief, huffing paint fumes and doing bath salts will royally screw your brain up.
Wow! I wasn't expecting these! I was expecting the same old stuff I've seen before. I've never even heard of these! Good job man!! Also, the fact that you put THIS much work into this for it to be demonitized is completely ridiculous. You should be able to monetize any and all videos that you like if you are a big enough creator. Any and everything you make should automatically monetized.
Okay sorry but I disagree with your view on Orozco the Embalmer as being a 'dark' film of any kind, much less one of the darkest. I have watched this fully, and what I see when I watch this is those in the funeral home industry doing their best with very limited resources in an area prone to a lot of violent and senseless crimes as well as gang warfare. the Embalmer is efficient yes but look at the care he gives them after the initial process. seeing this every day and having to handle it is part of the job but the fact is he shows a lot of care with each one, no matter what condition they are in when they arrive and regardless of age or gender. People like him deserve thanks and respect. it is not dark. Human nature may be, but this shows the empathy of those who must take care of the dead. I get why the gore factor may get ratings and views, but look at this with an understanding of the area and then really pay attention to the mortician (as there is no real embalming done by current standards especially for 1st world countries) and you will see the care he gives to those in his community - which is anything but dark.
And the dullness towards the bodies I think brings you closer to the people who live there.
Death is a normal part of life. A lot of us are just shielded from it.
Especially in the USA.
The USA has a very weird culture around death. An intense disliking and distance to even the mortician process.
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 agreed that is very true and I think a lot of folks especially in the USA and UK and similar places misconstrue this dullness as apathy when in fact they are not apathetic to the situation, they just have a different level of acceptance to such things. Children watching out of curiosity is also very natural, it is just something most countries like the US do not allow or condone on any level-which means that those in the 1st world countries while better off in most aspects also have a much harder time coping with death or the thought of dying.
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 a constant state of fear creates a constant state of control, thats what America does and in fact most of the west
I get what you're saying, and I agree that the empathy and care Orozco shows is great to see. But it's merely a ray of light in the dark subject matter of the film. It's death itself, the murder and violence that leads to the death that is inherently dark. I mean for fuck's sake, this whole doc takes place in an area where dead bodies in the street is just business as usual. Dead babies on camera. That's disturbing as fuck.
How absolutely sad to see people suffering with addiction! I'm in recovery-5 years.
I can tell you it steals your SOUL!!
You become a shell of a person. Nothing inside. You are a walking dead person.
Once you free yourself from the bondage of drugs,
The fog clears,
The sun comes out,
You can smell the flowers and hear the birds.
You can get your life back!!💗💗💗
Love your vids, extremely in depth and leave no stone unturned. I’d love to see your take on the LOL SUPERMAN lost media. Keep up the great work man
I found your channel like maybe 2 months ago and have been steadily watching the content. This video is my favorite so far and yes it should 100% be a series. Keep up the great work man.
Be careful when looking into this kind of deal. It gets really bad really quickly. I’ve been watching others who delve into this kind of thing walk away of it because it’s so bad. Be careful. Watch yourself, Jeep in contact with others, and most importantly BE CAREFUL.
Facts.
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I used to watch this stuff a lot and it’s made me so desensitized nothing surprises me or shocks me it’s actually made me really depressed out this world it makes you feel like there’s nothing good anymore
The warnings before each story were much appreciated.
Really enjoy your content and hoping the algorithm promotes you more. Truly well made and well narrated
I’m studying geography in uni and i was thinking that modern day slavery would be a very good topic but this just made me realise that it’s too big of a topic for me to get into.
This video in general was so good but it made me kinda depressed, made me realise how horrible the world can truly be.
Maybe a local focus would be better? It is very depressing for sure. Stay safe 💜
A good topic for what? A paper or a thesis? This channel to cover? Why would it be too big?
@@wrenboy2726 I was thinking of writing my dissertation on modern day slavery but there is a word limit of 10,000 words. It’s too broad of a topic to cover, and too sensitive to make any mistakes on. I’ve already finished my dissertation on a different topic that was more manageable.
Honestly Maverick; don't give LV any credit, his films might be fucked up, but let's jsut say he's also very sick and twisted in the way of grooming women to partake in destroying themselves.
What do you expect from someone named Lucifer
11:52 , as a person who has grown up in a high crime rate near my high school and from kindergarten to middle school back in my 3rd world country, me and my friends used to always check around and see dead bodies of different people been mutilated from either murder or accidents, our young minds are innocent and curious and when a very young infant or man sees dead bodies we immediately think of "wait that's a position you can sleep as ?" instead of feeling bad seeing a dead body and such, it's after i came to high school to america i realized how fucked it is to see a dead body constantly all the time where you feel numb every time i see dead bodies.....i remember my friends throwing up seeing a full on dead body completely dragged and mutilated from a road accident in our high school road while i was there like "eh it is what it is"
also 24:49
slavery still runs rampant and is still happening in my country even to this day and even is normalized in most 3rd world countries that doesn't know anything about human rights
Yea man that’s wild. I’ve only stumbled upon a body once and seen someone’s body after they got shot with a shot gun. We don’t see dead bodies mutilated often.
My dad's feet are MUCH worse than the guy in the "Black metal veins" clip (6:14). I mean i have a strong stomach but they are messed up, man.
*I am SO TRAUMATIZED right now!* I paused to go watch *”A Siberian Film”* and dude, that shit was fucking horrific! I feel dead inside. How can humanity even think of this kind of shit?! ( Maverick Files I love your channel so much, man. Thank you for the great content)
Yet another banger! 💀You never dissapoint man!
YES, PLS, MAKE THIS A SERIES BRO! this is my first video of yours and I love u
Perfect timing man, had a hell of a week at work and this is a great way to unwind.
BMV kinda reminds me of one of the first drug centered documentaries I watched, High on Crack Street. It followed three different users for like a year and a half. It was so deeply uncomfortable, but I think gave a window into their experiences that many refuse to witness.
I'm not going to lie. That 30+ minutes went by really fast. Excellent presentation!
agreed! that's how I know I got completely engrossed
Glad you're not lying to us.
The most horrific documentary I've ever seen was Earthlings. It made me change my whole life
Agreed - me too. No one can watch that
Omg no no no. I can't I won't.
Whats that?
@@Dockhead it’s about animal industries. Meat, fur/leather, entertainment, and pets
oh jesus no. seriously ive seen WAY too much animal suffering in the "medical research", "cosmetics", and "food industry" ....we need to end that awful stuff ASAP
Timesix thank you for educating us on these subjects or at least, I now know more than I did. I had heard of many of these films but not all. The way you talk about them adds to the information by bringing home what they are about and why they were made. That can't have been an easy watch.
The Japanese cremation ceremony is beautiful to them, I think we r quick to judge something we don't understand and we should be more open to learn from different cultures
Especially when we are not that much different.
To give an idea of our rituals:
We take the deceased body, pump them full of chemicals to preserve them.
Put makeup on them.
Redress them.
We have methods to keep their eyes shut and lips shut.
Then present the prettied up body in its casket/coffin for people to see and mourn over.
Or we take the deceased body and basically burn away everything but the bones. Then we grind up the bones and we put it in a box/urn. Some people keep the box/urn in their home until they themselves perish.
When you look at it that way. Its pretty weird aint it?
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 plus, there’s many things you can do the ashes like turn them into a necklace
@@liviwaslost An old tradition honestly. The Victorians loved it. Even to the point of getting the deceased hair to make jewellery.
@@elvingearmasterirma7241 that’s interesting
"so graphic this video is pretty much determined to be demonitised".... You have my attention, sir
Edit: Damn, now I feel like a douche. I expected another typical shock vid. (And I was down for that) but got this thoughtfully narrated, well put together video instead. informational, psychological, and ballsy. Now you have my respect....
So glad that people who enjoy abusing kids, babies and animals are being exposed. They have no right to do any of these. They need to spend the rest of their lives in prison having the same thing happen to them. The only thing they should do is suffer.
AMAZING VIDEO ! I loved this so much yes please a series !!
Honestly . I swear that 5 minutes before I saw your video I was seriously considering doing something very stupid. To tell you the truth your video snapped me out of it. Thanks so much!
I am here for you, tell me what's going on.
Right on 🤙
Glad you're here watching
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Do NOT tell strangers on the internet what's going on. If you need someone to talk to, seek out professional help.
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I've always found it wild the people who are like 'I've always had a great childhood!' Usually have some messed up skeletons in their closet they're hiding.
I will say that I’m 99% sure Orozco has been translated into English. Unsure if it’s an official translation or a fan-made one but I’ve seen the movie before and I do remember understanding major parts of the dialogue.
For me that movie is incredibly interesting and I’m not sure if I agree with the sentiment that it only has worth as something of pure shock value. Orozco is an incredibly interesting man and he made the most out of his situation. The methods he used to preserve bodies and embalm them are nothing like what mortuaries do nowadays in more developed countries. Still, he did what he could and while the work isn’t glamorous you could tell that Orozco took some pride in his work.
This was an amazing video. you nailed the tone of all these. these are very important and very disturbing films that show a side of humanity not many want to acknowledge exists. thank you for sharing these and having the heart and stomach to teach the sad facts of life. this is the first video i have found of your channel but now you have a fan for life in me.
Hard to believe now, but in the mid-60s Mondo Cane was shown on network TV. It was a hit film. It's theme song "More" was a pop standard of that era.
1:03 everything you just said is literally why I watch this channel and love it so much. Please don’t ever change! ❤
"Life of Crime" is an absolutely WILD documentary.
Commenting to leave my support.
Also, i didn't know Tetsuya e holly shit he has a great voice for these types of video.
Great work guys.
Really appreciate all the hard work you put into these videos, even if youtube doesn't. You do amazing work, always excited to see you're videos.
I love your intro. Hope to see this channel get big.
Everytime a theres a new Maverick Files video, its a good day to be alive.
Same with this guy named GrayMads
This is a rough watch. Love your work mate
This was SO good. Super morbid but well done
Former user here. Man those videos bring back some memories. its been...10 years now. Wow that flew by
11:35 my family is from Colombia and such scene was quite common some years ago. I’ve always been told by my relatives how they used to find dead bodies while playing outdoors. They used to tell me how they were eagerly waiting for a corpse to be found during boring days, as everyone will come to see it. Also, more or less two decades ago it used to be normal to be involved in random shootings in the street. Those were mainly the reasons to why my family immigrated. Nowadays the country has changed a lot, there are not many public acts of violence. :((
That’s a good thing you fucking dunce.
I love that slowed down Collective Soul at the beginning, I commend your taste in music sir! And well done on the video!
Everyone knew Qatar was using slave labor to build Fifa stadium. Slavery still happens today. From the foreigners who have no access to their passports as their owners hold it. They're hostages. This happens in many Arab and MENA countries. Libya has slavery akin to precivil war era America. Slave markets. Disgusting.
This video was detrimental to my detrimental health. I was already feeling bad then I saw this video and was like "Yeah, let's keep this vibe of hopelessness going!" Excellent video, I'm the dummy for clicking it in that mood. I'll be fine, I'd suggest watching this vid when you have quick access to puppy/kitten videos afterwards.
I think you’ve done an incredible job of showing these documentaries and your narrative is so respectful to the poor humans involved, whilst questioning the viewers ability to actually acknowledge the true depth of the horror and injustice that still occurs today!! “Ignorance is bliss” does say it all!! 😔
…which leaves a horrible feeling of shame yet it is the truth!!!
Very impactful 🥺😟😔
Thank you for creating this 🙏🏻👏🏻
Amazing work!!!
Nobody is definitely my favorite sponsor yet!! I giggled and immediately subscribed 😂
Never have i clicked so fast on a notification while waiting to sit back and relax!
Thanks for the vid man even tho it’s demonetized u a real one for just caring purely on the content and not the clout 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
Recovering opiate addict here I was usually high functioning but even then still self proclaimed functioning addict I’d refer to myself as a junkie despite never using needles. The pit is endless until you reach death. What really snapped me into reality was a vivid night terror about me unslinging myself then instantly regretting it but it was too late. Ever since that feeling, I’ve never let myself fall past a certain stage.. I’d self intervene before letting myself get to a spot like the ones you see in the first documentary but everyone should know that it’s not only real but the opiate epidemic is insane and unending.
"unslinging"?! what is that?
Gained a follower. Thank you for this content, and the awareness and such issues as in drug abuse, SA, slavery today etc.
I remember when I had 15 to watch a shockumentary called executions, about the death penalty in the world. It has a lot of real executions and the last one is until today one of the most shocking scenes I've ever seen (besides funky town).
This was great, please make more. I'll be avoiding Junk Films, but I may watch some of the others.
Just watched nicks crowley video then went to go watch this video, now I'm heading to watch disturbed reality video. It bothers me how watching dark content can effect your mood drastically. Was in a good mood...
Crazy how they all uploaded the same day
Mr nightmare aswell.
Hey take care of yourself, stranger. If it's bringing you down, take a break💕
Wow, it sounds like your watching habits here on TH-cam mirror my own. You literally named in order just what I watched today. Crowley Dark Vids 4, then this one, then Disturbed Reality, and the latest from Mr. Nightmare. So now I will head over to watch DR and the rest named here plus others that I love to watch. That Chapter, Disturban, Tragedy Tales, Missing Enigma, and several others. I love all that content.
I like running onto others who have the same watching habits because I know they are like-minded and don't think people like me are weird for watching all the content that I do. Take care.