I love these sorts of horror stories which explore other types of horror, not just haunted houses and things, this is a pretty creative plot imo, really nicely written too, nice stuff
Yay! I love weird tales that take place in the woods! Now I have some audio next time I go camping! I know the Wendigo by heart because that’s my go to when camping.
Very cool story! A great find, Ian. Possibly an inspiration for the 2008 movie The Ruins, and perhaps that most infamous scene in the original 1982 Evil Dead :) Top notch read, as always . :)
Can we have a whole video of just those beginning and ending piano notes? Gives me chills every time! Add some rain and thunder over it and we can have a HorrorBabble ambience all the time!
@@HorrorBabble thanks for these, you know me lol liking the man whom the trees loved would like these Ian ha, this made my night, can't wait to hear the others.
great new book - the reading was so good. (i try listening to a few other readers every once in a while - sigh, even though the stories are other than yours (or Edward French's), alas they are not good and ruin the authhors' intents. thanks soooo much and be careful out there :)🌷
That was a good one. I was wondering what the deal was with the diamonds on the island? Anyone know? Thought there might be one for each person snatched. Best I could think of. 🌲🐉🌳🔥🔥🔦💎
I heard some weird tales from this channel, but this one... What by Regonereth's claws ,were these idiots doing crossing into Perimal darkling? They found a thin place, were the barriers were all but gone it seems, but instead of fortifying it and setting a watch like rational people, they crossed over. Everything was there from the start. The rising temperature, the impossible vegetation, the animals that should not have been there. Animals ! were they? why did they not kill something and try to eat it? Lucky for them they did not , but why? The tirridan was looking out for them , they did not cross far enough. Plants behaving like animals is the first sign, further in..the distinction between animate and inanimate, blurs. Not going there, somethings are not to be mentioned. Further north the barriers thin more, it comes from no one watching the land. Just because the tribal shamans could not explain things to the European settlers, in a way they could grasp, does not mean they were idiots ; or that they did not know what they were talking about. Still patsy to this day, it takes millennia to wear the barriers down completely. There is still time. Thank you Ian! Up to the standards you got us used by now. A rare selection , in to what is a much neglected part of the dream lands, all the more precious for it.
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I love these sorts of horror stories which explore other types of horror, not just haunted houses and things, this is a pretty creative plot imo, really nicely written too, nice stuff
Yay! I love weird tales that take place in the woods! Now I have some audio next time I go camping! I know the Wendigo by heart because that’s my go to when camping.
The Willows also great!
@@Getstartednot lol that’s the one I listen to right before kayaking. But now that you bring it up I’ll have that ready for windy camping nights!
@@Getstartednot I live near woods and lots ov wind. And I love that story.
Even better when kayaking near willows.
Great Story and wonderful narration. A little Lovecraftian tentacle horror with a herbal bent.
I was expecting Land Octopus 🐙 as well.... 🤔 🤣
As a Canadian I can confirm, It's true. ALL OF IT.
I'm your neighbor from down below, in Vermont(little Canada), and you stole my comment😁
"There is unrest in the forest, there is trouble with the trees..." Rush knew... they warned us!
@@bluegreenglue6565 You sir, deserve a wood block drum solo for that reference.
@@williamfawkes8379 I'm a ma'am, not a sir, but I still love me some wood block drumming. ; )
Is it actually warmer down there tho?
Oooh! A creepy story of the Canadian North... my favourites!
Very cool story! A great find, Ian. Possibly an inspiration for the 2008 movie The Ruins, and perhaps that most infamous scene in the original 1982 Evil Dead :) Top notch read, as always . :)
Ah, *that* scene...! Thanks as always, sir!
Spot on!
Funny I’m a geologist, and halfway through this I was like. Blue clay? Diamonds? It’s a kimberlite pipe. Ya, my degree paid off. Lol.
😂
That was relaxing after a long day of work. Many thanks.
That was frightening, very claustrophobic 😱
Thank you.
I live on the edge of the woods, and i love it!
Good to hear you again guys keep up the good work and I just love your collaborations with rue morgue. I sure did enjoy it.
Very good Mr. Gordon and Horror Babble. Excellent as always. Thank you.
We're spoilt!!
Good wishes 🙏🏼 ❤️ 🍀 🗺️ 🏴
Yes! An episodic tale!? I'm in!
'They're in the trees!'
'Who is?'
'The TREES!'
Everybody gangsta until the trees start speaking trees
Yall stepped up your program round there...so good...makes both sides invovled feel good...thanks team!
Keep up the good work fella and stay safe.
Very creepy story. I wish it were longer.
Thanks for the seemingly endless content.
Banger!
That was awesome!
Did not expect this story to be about devil's snare.
Another winner. Very nice.
Thank you very much for this story!
Can we have a whole video of just those beginning and ending piano notes? Gives me chills every time! Add some rain and thunder over it and we can have a HorrorBabble ambience all the time!
Do you mean this, Brandon? th-cam.com/video/aoyHuj2IssM/w-d-xo.html
@@HorrorBabble absolute legend
This was genius. Its the trees speak vietnamese to the next level
Ian every video: Welcome to HorrorBabble
Me: Welcome BACK, you mean
I rather look at it as each time we are greeted as joyfully (?) as the first. Cheers!
We're a bit like a visit to the airport in that respect. ;)
@@HorrorBabble nonsense, we actually enjoy time spent here. Even if it gets a little antediluvian every now and again...
@@HorrorBabble thanks for these, you know me lol liking the man whom the trees loved would like these Ian ha, this made my night, can't wait to hear the others.
Warren is not dead this time.
You FOOL! Warren IS dead.
Why did Warren cross the street?
@@thatpacho Not sure 🤔 Why did Warren cross the street?
@@frankmcgovern5445 You got me!
@@thatpacho he'd shoved the chicken down the leg of his pants !
Nice thanks
Supposed to take place in northern Canada..."by jove" isn't a normal Canadian saying.
Digging that new music
great new book - the reading was so good. (i try listening to a few other readers every once in a while - sigh, even though the stories are other than yours (or Edward French's), alas they are not good and ruin the authhors' intents. thanks soooo much and be careful out there :)🌷
Whatever happened to your reading of The Wendigo? I was looking forward to listening to it again! :-(
It's still available to stream free of charge here, Lisa: horrorbabble.bandcamp.com/album/the-wendigo
Hah! Who knew the term "What's up?" was used clear back in 1924. Definitely struck me as a more recent phrase than that.
umm - "What's up,Doc?" is from Bugs Bunny cartoons which started in the 1930's sooooo...... :}
@@feralbluee And I didn't know Bugs was that old. Cool!
Damn good 😍
I live on the athabasca River 😅
That was a good one. I was wondering what the deal was with the diamonds on the island? Anyone know? Thought there might be one for each person snatched. Best I could think of. 🌲🐉🌳🔥🔥🔦💎
That darn Sam Elliot! I knew he was secretly a bad guy...
Its very interesting
I guess the Mounties don't always get their man.
👍
So they end up dying in the forest anyway?
I heard some weird tales from this channel, but this one...
What by Regonereth's claws ,were these idiots doing crossing into Perimal darkling?
They found a thin place, were the barriers were all but gone it seems, but instead of fortifying it and setting a watch like rational people, they crossed over.
Everything was there from the start. The rising temperature, the impossible vegetation, the animals that should not have been there.
Animals ! were they? why did they not kill something and try to eat it? Lucky for them they did not , but why?
The tirridan was looking out for them , they did not cross far enough.
Plants behaving like animals is the first sign, further in..the distinction between animate and inanimate, blurs. Not going there, somethings are not to be mentioned.
Further north the barriers thin more, it comes from no one watching the land.
Just because the tribal shamans could not explain things to the European settlers, in a way they could grasp, does not mean they were idiots ; or that they did not know what they were talking about.
Still patsy to this day, it takes millennia to wear the barriers down completely. There is still time.
Thank you Ian! Up to the standards you got us used by now. A rare selection , in to what is a much neglected part of the dream lands, all the more precious for it.
That's way too many feelers, hope it didn't tickle, at least.
I'm a simple human. I see. I click. I r e l a x.
Lol 666 thumbs up nice let's leave it like that people's 🤗
The trees! The trees! They won't leave me alone!..