Recovered Footage: "Quakin' & Shakin'! Earthquake Safety Reel"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- DOCUMENTATION ON RECOVERED MEDIA
Title: “Quakin’ & Shakin’! Earthquake Safety Reel”
Film Creator: California Seismic Safety Commission
Date of Origin: XX/XX/1969
Location of Origin: [unknown]
Recovery Date: 6/29/2020
Recovery Location: Classroom in an abandoned schoolhouse in Windy Sands, California
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
While en route to an unrelated task further upstate, Agent Sparrow drove through the abandoned town of Windy Sands, California, and would have gone through the town without a second glance had they not discovered mysterious holes in and around the area. As the agent was a few hours ahead of schedule, they stopped to investigate and find any possible cause for these holes and why some of them seem to align with damage observed on some of the town’s structures. Most of the abandoned buildings did not contain any information that could explain the presence of these holes, and the agent decided to check the abandoned schoolhouse before resuming onward towards their original destination. It was there that the above film reel (along with a couple other film reels not found to have anomalous content) were found in a classroom and recovered.
A comparison of the above footage with footage from other “Quakin’ & Shakin’!” film reels found in other towns in California revealed that the above film reel has information absent from the other reels, and this extra information pertains to a unique threat experienced only by the former residents of Windy Sands. It is unknown what exactly these “Burrower worms” are, how Windy Sands became their hunting ground, or how the California Seismic Safety Commission were aware of these creatures despite the town being fairly remote and sparsely populated at the time of the film reel’s creation.
THIS REPORT WAS WRITTEN BY “HARRIER” AND APPROVED BY THE MINERVA ALLIANCE ON 7/21/2020.
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“Quakin’ & Shakin’! Earthquake Safety Reel”
Created by Quarks & Rec for the Minerva Alliance project
Music By:
Kevin Macleod (“Crinoline Dreams”)
SFX By:
Royalty free sources
WildTangent (FATE)
Burrower Worm Model/Animation By:
Swift ( / @swiftcreations )
One thing i appreciate about Minerva Alliance, compared to other analog horror. I dont have to binge MA to understand whats going on. Eps are relatively self contained
I enjoy the serialised style of Local58 and such but it is nice to have self contained stuff
Eventide Media is another good self contained analog horror series. Each episode is its own thing.
*sad Gemini home entertainment noises*
Each eps gives you a shit ton to read though, lol.
That's what happens if you wanna pull an scp.
You perfectly expressed my feelings for the monument mythos
Detail I noticed: So it seems like a common theme that these are pretty contained areas (usually a sparsley populated town.) That have some sort of horrific twist that results in these tapes being made. Having the idea of a cursed town still creeps you out and makes it seem plausible to exist IRL as the anomaly is contained to the town and not taking over the world. It would just be SO FREAKY unwittingly entering one of these cursed towns and witnessing the terrors happening while the locals go "here we go again".
It’s the Alaskan Bull Worm
We should take California AND PUT IT OVER THERE
Nice plot twist. (At least, if it is.)
I agree with kyle
It’s BIG! SCARY! AND _PINK!_
Fact
I’ve worked with film for years and I have to say aside from it darkening a few seconds at a time, this is the best film effect I’ve seen so far. Also film doesn’t usually jitter around too much unless being played on a mediocre projector. If it would be scanned this jitter would be absent.
Unless it's the camera that's jittering due to burrower-worm-induced earthquake
Hello? This thing was filmed in 1969!
Everybody gangsta until the burrower worms S N A C C
Me and the bois launching for SNACKS
Judging by the shaking and the Twitter posts, the reel must have been pretty damaged. You did a really good job of recovering, Harrier.
Sorry about that error. Harrier wrote the report, but Sparrow had found this reel.
I am so very happy that i stumbled upon this channel. Nobody else is addressing the very real "Burrower Worm" issue and the public has a right to know the truth!
This seems like a PSA that would air in the Tremors universe.
Or Arrakis
Arrakis?
@@WarmLusamine the real name of Dune (the planet from the book/movie with the same name).
that’s what I was thinking about
In other words this is Tremors in real life. Believe me Big Horn, if the city of Windy Sands was attacked by those worms then I think I know what happened. Remember when this reel said that earthquakes are also caused by nuclear tests? Well, I think we found out already how the burrowing worms we're born. Now one has to wonder if there are still burrowing worms around.
Radiation
We need Burt Gummer and his plans.
BROKE INTO THE WRONG DAMN REC ROOM, YA BASTARD!
Being a person living within California, this was really terrifying to watch, and the fact that you added a fictional way of telling it is amazing. So, big thanks from California!
This PSA brought to you by the Safety Council of Arrakis.
You must not fear.
Always remember to walk without rhythm.
@@cqmorrell Why
@@minos7308 So you won’t attract Shai-Hulud.
Well, now we know. And knowing is half the battle
THE TRANSFORMERS!!!!!!
The other half is getting swallowed whole with your entire house.
they forgot to add that the best way to traverse the ground (if need be) while worms are present, is to walk without rhythm
Without rhythm as in left arm moves outward with left leg or take some small number of steps on intervals (like 2 steps, then 5 steps, then 1step and repeat)
@@minos7308 Yes
The film is from 1969, but the Arial font used extensively throughout is from 1982. That, plus the presence of a Pac-Man-like figure, leads me to believe someone from the 1980s went back in time to try and save the people of Windy Sands. Doesn't sound like they succeeded.
In case you missed it pause at 1:16
Use .25 speed to see it clearly
Perhaps these "Burrower Worms" are why the town was abandoned? If they cause as much damage as I'm assuming they do,i'm suprised the town wasn't abandoned earlier.
Until the borrower worms are payin' my mortgage, I ain't leavin.
Perish with your town then, Sanda.
That brief part at 1:16 made me think... IS THAT THE ALASKAN BULLWORM?!
It can’t be. It’d dry up in this arid heat.
This series is becoming one of the best ones, can’t wait to see what’s next
_Reminds me of that Tremors movie and those moldorms from Zelda lmfao_
Minor nitpick but in the end where one of the giant worms eats a shed for 2 frames the worm is not tracked and made to move along with the shaking background which makes it more obvious that it is edited into the image.
Man I can’t wait to hunt those worms
you dont hunt the worm the worms hunt YOU
Remember to bring the diode pumped laser rifle sir!
Remember, hunting Burrowers might be hard work, but with the right equipment, even a child can do it!
A toy truck and some c4 will do the job much quicker.
Also, with a lot more...satisfaction to it.
@@gravital5213 God damnit I was going to reply with that
Remember, kids: If you think you missed something, pause, then use "," and "." to go back and forth frame by frame.
This.
This would be a good retroactive trailer for Tremors.
I guess they're up to 50-100 feet long and weigh up to 100-300 tons! Feels like this takes place in Monsterverse! They should be in Monsterverse comics and movies!
My profile and your profile: You and I aren't so different.
@@zippydoda8317 Wow!! Your profile looks so identical to mine!!
A little detail I got disturbed by: the picture for the “subterranean creatures” earthquake cause doesn’t look like a worm. It looks like a caterpillar or a larva.
In other words...these big guys may very well be _babies._
And if they are... _then what the hell do their PARENTS look like!?_
Well, as one people would say:
*The sky is the limit.*
Bixby.
I'm more concerned about the nuclear testing than the worms.
Where do you think these worms came from, huh?
@@WarmLusamine Fair point.
@@WarmLusamine Radiation from the nuclear testing possibly mutated common earthworms 🪱
_Screams echo around you..._
_Eater of Worlds has awoken!_
"I have no fear, for fear is the little death that kills me over and over. Without fear, I die but once."
Wow, Dune is so popular they made it into real life
Suddenly DUNE
It's *BIG!* *SCARY!* AND -PINK- *BROWN(?)*
It was big! It was all wiggly! And it ate EVERYTHING!
Subterranean creatures?
SOMEWHERE MICHAEL GROSS IS GETTING _VERY_ EXCITED.
its pretty interesting how
Recovery Location: Classroom in an abandoned schoolhouse in Windy Sands, California
like kids have watched this before... why are there huge worms. and the music just gets really spooky once it says to remain silent
how did the california seismic safety commission even know about these creatures, and why did they decide to make a tape like this
3:26 "you can direct questions to the california seismic safety commission"
oh yeah, i have a ton of questions
YAY! A new video! I’ve been missing the Minerva Alliance.
Walk without rhythm, they said. Carry out the Butlerian Jihad, they said...
Man as another comment put it, this is the best Tremors analog horror video out there.
Wonderful work! I can't wait to see what's recovered next!
Damn, II. Leto really messed with us in the past as well, didn't he? I mean, that guy saw everything, maybe he sent back some little trolling back us old Terra/Earth as well.
Question for The Minerva Alliance:
Do you think there is an underlying conspiracy for all these anomalies that you're attempting to "expose" or is this simply just some sort of PSA for crazy wacky things you guys find lying around?
It's not real,and they imply it.
The word quakin and shakin is the most cowboy I ever heard
Upon later investigation of Windy Sands by Alpha Group, the Citadel lost contact with all members of Alpha Group after a unknown seismic force was detected burrowing through the ground.
This force is currently being investigated, and the Citadel would like to ask Agent Harrier to come with Beta Group to further investigate the "holes" that they have mentioned.
With warmest regards,
098
damn that title font just gave me a new way of writing the ampersand
Gotta watch out for those Mojave Rattlers!
(Only thing missing was a Deadlands ref!)
I've been scrolling though this comment section and your the only one to make an Deadlands reference. Automatic thumbs up.
tremors was such a god series
*LOOSE LIPS, SAFETY SLIPS*
HOLY SHIT IS THIS A MFING DUNE REFERENCE
Someone likes the tremors movies 😁
this feels like a safety video from tremors
Improved Version:
While en route to an unrelated task further upstate, Agent Sparrow drove through the abandoned town of Windy Sands, California, and wouldn't have given the derelict borough a second thought had they not discovered several large, seemingly artificial holes in and around the area. As Sparrow was a few hours ahead of schedule, they stopped to investigate and try to determine a possible cause for these holes and why some of them seem to align with damage observed on some of the town’s structures. Most of the abandoned buildings did not contain any information that could explain the presence of the anomaly, until Agent Sparrow decided to check the local schoolhouse. It was there that the above film reel (along with a couple of other film reels without any anomalous content) was found in a classroom and recovered.
A comparison of the above footage with other “Quakin’ & Shakin’!” film reels found in other California towns revealed that the former has information absent from the other reels, and this extra information pertains to a unique threat experienced only by the former residents of Windy Sands. It is unknown what exactly these “Burrower Worms” are, how Windy Sands became their hunting ground, or how the California Seismic Safety Commission were aware of these creatures despite the town being fairly remote and sparsely populated at the time of the film reel’s creation.
(I do not take credit for the writing itself, only the revisions.)
What was revised again?
@@WarmLusamine The description.
I love this! Exactly the kind of thing I look for
Anyone else thinking about the those alien worms from the 1990 movie Tremors? Or is it just me?
Yes. Very informative.
This was recovered a day after my 20th birthday. Neat
This is great bro, excellent atmosphere
Nice and noti-squad where you at?
I am here
Here
here
Right here
Heading to the nearest Cessna 340 plane (just like in the movie "2012") may save your life here
Are you sure this isn’t a safety reel for Arrakkis?
I WOULD FUCKING SAY SHIT SO LOUDLY IF I SAW THAT TYPE OF WORM OH MY GOD-
The Graboids from Tremors.
It's the eater of worlds
"subterranean creatures"
great...call Kevin Bacon, we got another Graboid infestation
Fabulous
Awesome
So, having watched many dozens of mid-century PSA shorts, there's no way this would have been done without a voiceover. And, I know there's some kind of law for analog horror, but film simply doesn't glitch that way. You guys have a good thing going here, but you need a lighter touch. The real horror comes from the matter-of-factness of the warnings to keep quiet or risk being eaten by the burrowing worms! Glitching just oversells it.
i am the one thousandth like! i feel so powerful :)
finally, a analog horror series withouth VHS effects
"Give me analog horror, hold the most recognisable analog"
I feel like the non-spooky part of the video went on a bit long. The thing at the end was EXCELLENT, however, really well done.
Everyone gangsta until the film tells us to be quiet
Reminds me of "Nuclear Safety"
From "Eventide Media Center"
MR LOSH T.V - Video Productions
It does have a similar aesthetic.
It's the Grey Rock Worms from Penumbra
1:16 I thought Graboids were only in Nevada.
Brought to you in partnership with the Arrakeen Worm Awareness Association?
Did we just stumble into the Tremors universe?
Yes
A picture of Sans with his signature glowing blue eye was in my recommended, maybe to protect me from those huge Burrower Worms.
Protect me, almighty one.
Great video! I really like the film grain filter, how did you get it?
wow i love dune
We got wormsign the like even God had not seen!
This reminds me of the movie Tremors.
tfw your friend broke three shadow orbs
We’re not gonna need the military or police for this situation, we’re gonna need some Jaegers or EVA units for these guys...
A Jaeger? These worms are as dangerous to those as an earthworm is to us.
Get a RC car and some c4 and you should be good.
Reminds me of the movie Tremors
So, are Burrower Worms pretty much the same thing as Graboids?
Giant worm? Check.
Hunts by vibrations/sounds? Check.
Arid, desert like region? *Check*
Yes
Oh noooooo, graboids!!!
This made me wanna play dune lol
today on mythbusters, we're going to see if a burrower worm can be alerted with nickelback music
And that ended up being the series finale.
I miss that show already.
Somebody put Burt Gummer on the phone, quick!
snacc time
good thing i live on the second floor, them worms won’t bother
Other then jumping out and grabbing you or simply toppling the building.
Holy shit this is really good
What if I walk without rhythm?
You’re fucking reeling me in, that’s what you’re doing.
so tremors?
That’s what you get when you enter a sandstorm
A darude sandstorm
*forbidden tatzlwyrm*
Burt will take care of it with household chemicals in the proper proportions
Analog horror says what?
i can only think of graboids for some reason
its those goddamn graboids! Don't move a muscle either. they can sense your vibration.
Naw man that’s just the Eater of Worlds
Looks more like Desert Scourge to me.
@@seasnickers Damn I hope he drops the scourge of the desert
Burt Gummer, resident of Perfection (NV), would like a word.