I think the scene wheres she's holding the knife (the thumbnail pic) is the scariest, where you can just straight up see her. Probably why I find movies like The Ring so scary because the ghost doesn't hide but it's just like right there
That’s actually a pretty dang good idea. I love the idea of old witch movies based in the early America times but they’re never executed that well. Except I do like the VVitch that came out a couple years ago.
I really like how this channel goes in-depth explaining every last relevant established detail while also adding fan and personal theories to the mix. Nothing else to add, just excellent content and great work as usual CZ!
Bathsheba was the most terrifying entity in the Conjuring universe in my opinion. The real Bathsheba Sherman haunting is just as terrifying, Great video!
The real woman's geave was desecrated since the movies were made, apprently some sources claim that so mant inaccuracies prooved she was another woman entirely.
@@ink3539 Her grave has actually been broken for decades. Apparently as far back as the early 1900s. People clearly didn't like the woman for a long long time
She is definitely my favourite villain in the conjuring universe, mainly because she just scares the absolute fuck out of me, not many of the other villain's do that to me, or atleast not as much as bathsheba does.
Yeah she’s absolutely terrifying even in the 1st conjuring movie when bathsheba is about to posses the mother in the bed she faces her directly to posses her I couldn’t even bare to see her as she was so damn scary
@@Spiderman-_-007 totally agree. That is my worst nightmare... opening my eyes to a drooling Bathsheba with those eyes! I can only watch it during the day haha.
"She awakens with bruises after breaking in the new house with her husband... If you know what I mean." I love this guy, his humor and how well researched his videos are, really reminds me of Dead Meat.
@@CZsWorld a HUGE franchise could be American Horror Story. There are so many characters and entities inspired by true events (basically The Conjuring Universe on steroids) you’d have your pick of any topic you’d ever wanted to cover. I’m not even gonna try to guess the next franchise, I like being surprised!
Bathsheba's name means daughter of the covenant in Hebrew. Bath means daughter. Another way to remember this is that Jewish people have bar mitzvahs for their sons and bat mitzvahs for their daughters to celebrate their respective becoming men and women in their society. Any woman named Bathsheba was supposed to be a promised daughter in the eyes of God. This would make any victory that the devil had over her soul that much more "great". I mean "great" as in large or immense. I use it in a pejorative sense. Bathsheba was the name of the woman who was blamed for King David's downfall. David, the same who slayed Goliath and became king after Saul, saw Bathsheba bathe naked while he was on the rooftop. He lusted after her, called her in and despite her being married to another man, David and Bathsheba slept together several times. Bathsheba told David she was pregnant with his child. David wanted to cover his sin, so, he told Uriah (Bathsheba's husband who was a commander in David's army) to go home from the war and fuck his own wife. Uriah refused because he felt it was better for him to fight the war to protect Israel. David became annoyed by Uriah so he arranged for the soldiers to go with Uriah into battle and then withdraw their support so that Uriah would inevitably be killed by their enemies. Long story short, Bathsheba becomes another one of David's wives. She has the baby, but it dies and David is punished by God and is chastized by Nathan, the prophet. David's family would later be cursed where so many terrible things would happen. His son would develop incestuous feelings towards his sister and would rape David's daughter. His other son would kill the rapist son. It was just a horrible, horrible mess. David would lose his political power and his family and kingdom were torn asunder. So, Bathsheba became a name for a woman of covenant or promise to God but then commit a devastating sin. God punished David by killing the baby of Bathsheba and David. So, in the movie, a witch binding herself to Satan by killing children seems significant to point out. In Christian/Jewish traditions, a woman's greatest role is being a co-creator and bringing children to this world and so to do the reverse would be one of the worst sins to make.
The way I saw it, when Bathsheba invades the Warren's house, she only went, when the locket was left at the farmhouse, creating a connection to the one in Judy's room. As for Bathsheba appearing with the Annabelle doll, I see that as her kinda borrowing Malphas' strength for the upcoming possession.
Bathsheba has her own strength she dosen't another demon's strength she just was holding the annabelle doll so she can team up with malphas but bathsheba mostly used her strength since she hates when people invade her land, so she is ready also a bonus the scene when bathsheba was on the wardrobe and when she jumped on the girl scared the hell out of she is definetly my favorite ghost in the conjuring universe
I think it was purely just Malthus pulling judy’s leg the next year as it makes no sense as to why Bathsheba would have been caught in the music box. I think the ghost trapped in the music box is Rory and Bathsheba was just banished back to hell.
OK... Batsheba's spirit can travel to Judy bcs of the locket, and the doll attracts Bathsheba bcs of the spiritual power emanating from it (bcs of Malthus being latched onto it). Naturally, an evil with like BS would be drawn to it , especially if it has demonic power. It is unlikely that Bathsheba would be allowed to use Malthus' power, however, she might have struck a bargain with him, being the evil witch she is, to perhaps use a fraction of Malthus' intelligence and power to do whatever is needed to get to Judy. Bathsheba however, is ultimately banished and it is Malthus who uses the Annabelle doll as his way of misleading people to get close to them. Since it began as a little girl's doll, Malthus has a thing for young girls...
Do you know I love contact info conjuring movie cast of the same time years before New York City universal studios hollywood and WB studio's same place looks like a new 2013 2022 I just want to make sure I am really for the best way magic of the election
Revelation is Real! When he said her name & sent her to hell, that should be her weakness. It was her identity. And then Lorraine said, "Carolyn, this is your daughter! " I felt that in my soul.
i feel so bad for the irl bathsheba, she was probably a highly misunderstood woman who was seen as a weird/awkward outsider among her community that somehow got demonized and villanized a 100 years later :(
Yeah and he also said she was a benevolent spirit/entity when she was in fact malevolent. All in all amazing video and those parts scare the shit out of me everytime I watch it. 👍😅
Can I give you some major props? I have fibromyalgia so I can struggle to process information. I LOVE the fact that all of your videos have subtitles WHEN they are uploaded. Not you add the subtitles later, but when they go live. This makes such a huge difference because when I can't parse the audio, I can read. Thank you so much.
The first horror movie I willingly watched was “The Nun” and this sparked my love for the Conjuring Universe. By the time I watched the first Conjuring movie I was more or less desensitized to horror, or so I thought. The witch on the wardrobe scene scared not only me but also my mother who happened to be in the living room with me and happened to look up at that time.
@@aakankinskywalker384 I ended up pausing and laughing. It was my second time watching where she hadn’t seen it. She was like “that was actually pretty scary
I clicked on this right away once I seen the bathsheba I was always curious about the history of that ghost No one is better at explanation it then CZsWorld
So my mom bought a house YEARS ago, and I just remember HATING it. No matter how sunny it was, it always seemed dark and depressing, I never felt truly alone, and shit was always breaking around the house. Sadly, my stepdad ended up having a random alcoholic-based mental break and completely fell apart, leading to their split and selling of that house not even 3 years after they had bought it. I was super upset about their relationship failing, but honestly psyched she moved. Years later, when The Conjuring came out, I found out that that house was 3 down from my mom's old, spooky house, & that we were on the original land. I just remember feeling vindicated about every eerie, uncomfortable feeling I had ever had. That house has had new owners for like 2 years, and they sell tours and overnight stays... But they're trying to sell it now, too. I don't think they even live there. The old owners had chains and shit up around the driveway so no one could trespass.
Almost a decade old horror movie, yet for me nothing comes close to this as far as storyline and jumpscares is concerned. This had me scared for almost a month.
The scene where Christina is first awakened by Bathsheba, and her reaction to Bath, without showing her, is one of my favorites. It's very effective, and has Bathsheba established as a presence throughout the house.
@@hayaszn I agree, i would put Malthus in second place next to her. Even tho didnt like the first annabelle i think that was when malthus was the scariest because he's rarely seen.
You are the reason I watched every single conjuring universe movie! I love your videos so much! Thank you so much for giving me fun worlds to escape into!
Creepy fact: Joey king who plays Christine actually started to get bruises all over her body, Just like the Mom did in the first movie and she got it checked out by a doctor and I forgot what she got diagnosed with but after they were done filming she never got a problem like that again P.S if you knew about this already sorry!
Yea I’ve read about it too. Apparently she, who was a healthy child prior shooting, developed a periodic anemia throughout the shoot that saw no reason or cure, and the condition completely disappeared post shooting.
New viewer here!! 🙋🏼♀️ I just had to “stop”, at the point of the “Perron’s story”, to let you know how much I’m enjoying this so far!! I look forward to delving into your video archives, to catch up on what I’ve missed!! ✌🏻❤️ Catherine
I’ve driven by that house numerous times. You get a very ominous feeling when you go by that house. There’s nothing but thick woods and farm houses out there so it’s naturally creepy.
i really like your videos. it seriously gives me goosebumps. I have started reading lesser key of solomon now. I really appreciate your work. your humor, information and observations are incredible. you have influenced me very much.
I stumbled on this channel a while back and forgot to subscribe it you popped up in my suggested vids today and I was so stoked. Great channel with great content.
I would absolutley LOVE to see a "prequel" to The Conjuring, about the original investigating team at the house who were there BEFORE the Warrens, and how they were instrumental in bringing Ed and Lorraine Warren into the case!
The books are absolutely amazing and they have a lot more information then the movie had. Bathsheba is related to the woman who was hung for witchcraft. You can see Bathsheba's family bloodline online!
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos and explaining everything, sometimes google can't answer everything that happened so its nice watching your videos to fully understand the story
The Queen Of Sheba deserves a mention, in some beliefs was thought to have been a demoness, trying to trick Solomon and is linked to Lilith, along with demoness Naamah.
I would like to see you do a horror history on the “Silent Hill”movies I’d love to hear your thoughts on how the titular town was portrayed in the two movies I love watching you horror history section of your channel which is why I’d love to hear you opinion on those movies
My neighbor at the time had owned that blue van that later comes in the movie and he was offered cash by the film producers for it. They were in the same area as the film and it just really fit the aesthetic they were going for. Still cool to see it today.
I love these videos and have been waiting for this one! I did have a giggle, you called Bathsheba benevolent when I think you were aiming for malevolent. Keep the videos coming!
Judging by how Ed was handling the music box, I'm fairly certain Bathsheba is not attached to it. I think it's moreso just a memento of the case. As for Judy being pulled out of bed, the same way - many spirits do that. But it was, most likely, Malphas, doing that to illicit a deeper fear from Judy, as it's both startling and, as she has been woken like that, before, the fear would be stronger, due to her memory of the first time.
Thanks for this one. Now, I think you should make one on the bride plus theories from the Conjuring comics 2nd issue as it has a backstory of the bride.
So I'm finding myself in an interesting position: I love horror movies, but after years and years of watching them, they no longer scare me. It might sound strange, but the way I enjoy them is more akin to how someone else might enjoy action movies or Saturday morning cartoons.
That scene where she’s on top of the wardrobe haunts me to this day lol. I’ll never forget experiencing it in theaters
I watched it with one of my roommates in college and our dorm had closets with space on top so needless to say we were horrified 😂
yup. this is the ONLY movie that actually made me sleep with the lights on for a good week
I think the scene wheres she's holding the knife (the thumbnail pic) is the scariest, where you can just straight up see her. Probably why I find movies like The Ring so scary because the ghost doesn't hide but it's just like right there
That’s me when my friends come to my house whenever they are looking for me in my room
YESSS. EVERYTINE I HEAR OR SEE HER NAME, THE SCENE COMES BACK 🤚😩 LMAO
I want to see a movie about her while she was alive. That would be just so sickeningly good.
Yes like the haunting of bathsheba sherman
Oh I can dig that
That’s actually a pretty dang good idea. I love the idea of old witch movies based in the early America times but they’re never executed that well. Except I do like the VVitch that came out a couple years ago.
@@dannymiller7187 the vvitch is a really good movie but it doesn't show the lives of the witches ..
@@sourabhkarkala343 i rlly wish they’d have elaborated on their lives.
I really like how this channel goes in-depth explaining every last relevant established detail while also adding fan and personal theories to the mix. Nothing else to add, just excellent content and great work as usual CZ!
Yessdd
Bathsheba was the most terrifying entity in the Conjuring universe in my opinion. The real Bathsheba Sherman haunting is just as terrifying, Great video!
The real woman's geave was desecrated since the movies were made, apprently some sources claim that so mant inaccuracies prooved she was another woman entirely.
@@ink3539 Her grave has actually been broken for decades. Apparently as far back as the early 1900s. People clearly didn't like the woman for a long long time
@@logicuser4789 the grave was definitely removed a few years ago though
Nothing prooves that this woman was evil
It's not an "entity" she is a ghost/spirit which means she used to be alive. A entity is a thing
That never used to be alive
She is definitely my favourite villain in the conjuring universe, mainly because she just scares the absolute fuck out of me, not many of the other villain's do that to me, or atleast not as much as bathsheba does.
Same here bro. I literally cant watch this alone without turning on the lights. Conjuring 2 I'm okay with, it's just this one I cant
@@danwarner7816 yeah tho the old man in the second one is creepy af, his voice and accent sends chills down my spine
@@d4y_one yeah old man is my mum scariest entity from series. Where she literally say conjuring 2 is her favourite
Yeah she’s absolutely terrifying even in the 1st conjuring movie when bathsheba is about to posses the mother in the bed she faces her directly to posses her I couldn’t even bare to see her as she was so damn scary
@@Spiderman-_-007 totally agree. That is my worst nightmare... opening my eyes to a drooling Bathsheba with those eyes! I can only watch it during the day haha.
"She awakens with bruises after breaking in the new house with her husband... If you know what I mean."
I love this guy, his humor and how well researched his videos are, really reminds me of Dead Meat.
Hi
Why are you everywhere
I didn't think I'd see you here
Bro its like u appeared out of nowhere and is now in every comment section dude.
You again ?
I believe Bathsheba is the scariest 'monster' from these movies, purely because she was a real woman.
No question
Nah its that sexy nun. She a tease. Super spooky
@@Solwithsockz 😂😂😂
I mean "real" is kind of up for interpretation 🤣
Actually, bathsheba was played by a man. But the way they made him up, was deliciously horrific. That was one ugly B.🧟♀️👹
The clap in Conjuring 1 is the most horrifying jumpscare in the series, because of it’s simplicity in form.
I love all of the CZ horror history videos. There’s so many other franchises or one off movies you can dive into and we’d be here for them all.
Diving into a new one next time!
@@CZsWorld a HUGE franchise could be American Horror Story. There are so many characters and entities inspired by true events (basically The Conjuring Universe on steroids) you’d have your pick of any topic you’d ever wanted to cover. I’m not even gonna try to guess the next franchise, I like being surprised!
@@CZsWorld another one from conjuring verse please
@@CZsWorld is there a horror history on la llorna? Also your other horror history is impressive.
@@CZsWorld you know how scary it is
When Bathsheba was on top of the wardrobe, that scene scarred me for life and was actually the first horror scene I cried
Can she beat goku tho?
Bathsheba's name means daughter of the covenant in Hebrew. Bath means daughter. Another way to remember this is that Jewish people have bar mitzvahs for their sons and bat mitzvahs for their daughters to celebrate their respective becoming men and women in their society.
Any woman named Bathsheba was supposed to be a promised daughter in the eyes of God. This would make any victory that the devil had over her soul that much more "great". I mean "great" as in large or immense. I use it in a pejorative sense.
Bathsheba was the name of the woman who was blamed for King David's downfall. David, the same who slayed Goliath and became king after Saul, saw Bathsheba bathe naked while he was on the rooftop. He lusted after her, called her in and despite her being married to another man, David and Bathsheba slept together several times.
Bathsheba told David she was pregnant with his child. David wanted to cover his sin, so, he told Uriah (Bathsheba's husband who was a commander in David's army) to go home from the war and fuck his own wife. Uriah refused because he felt it was better for him to fight the war to protect Israel. David became annoyed by Uriah so he arranged for the soldiers to go with Uriah into battle and then withdraw their support so that Uriah would inevitably be killed by their enemies.
Long story short, Bathsheba becomes another one of David's wives. She has the baby, but it dies and David is punished by God and is chastized by Nathan, the prophet. David's family would later be cursed where so many terrible things would happen. His son would develop incestuous feelings towards his sister and would rape David's daughter. His other son would kill the rapist son. It was just a horrible, horrible mess. David would lose his political power and his family and kingdom were torn asunder.
So, Bathsheba became a name for a woman of covenant or promise to God but then commit a devastating sin.
God punished David by killing the baby of Bathsheba and David. So, in the movie, a witch binding herself to Satan by killing children seems significant to point out. In Christian/Jewish traditions, a woman's greatest role is being a co-creator and bringing children to this world and so to do the reverse would be one of the worst sins to make.
This was really interesting to read. Thank you for sharing!
though David did repent afterwards to win God's favour back, cause Solomon downfall was worse than his father's
This is a great theory i hope he can notice this.
The last part makes me hate religions.
@@saakshishetty7786 me too, boss. So many blind leading the blind. Evangelical religions are the worst, in my opinion.
The way I saw it, when Bathsheba invades the Warren's house, she only went, when the locket was left at the farmhouse, creating a connection to the one in Judy's room. As for Bathsheba appearing with the Annabelle doll, I see that as her kinda borrowing Malphas' strength for the upcoming possession.
Bathsheba has her own strength she dosen't another demon's strength she just was holding the annabelle doll so she can team up with malphas but bathsheba mostly used her strength since she hates when people invade her land, so she is ready also a bonus the scene when bathsheba was on the wardrobe and when she jumped on the girl scared the hell out of she is definetly my favorite ghost in the conjuring universe
I think it was purely just Malthus pulling judy’s leg the next year as it makes no sense as to why Bathsheba would have been caught in the music box. I think the ghost trapped in the music box is Rory and Bathsheba was just banished back to hell.
OK... Batsheba's spirit can travel to Judy bcs of the locket, and the doll attracts Bathsheba bcs of the spiritual power emanating from it (bcs of Malthus being latched onto it). Naturally, an evil with like BS would be drawn to it , especially if it has demonic power. It is unlikely that Bathsheba would be allowed to use Malthus' power, however, she might have struck a bargain with him, being the evil witch she is, to perhaps use a fraction of Malthus' intelligence and power to do whatever is needed to get to Judy.
Bathsheba however, is ultimately banished and it is Malthus who uses the Annabelle doll as his way of misleading people to get close to them. Since it began as a little girl's doll, Malthus has a thing for young girls...
The first Conjuring movie scared the crap out of me and still does any time I re-watch it. Legitimately a very good horror film.
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The conjuring movies donr scare me at all yet i enjoy them a lot. Means theyre top tier horror movies in my eyes
"In the name of Jesus Christ I condemn you reveal yourself" and "Bathsheba!! I condemn you back to hell" is my favourite line of that movie ✌😀
@cjdaking0110 yes but I put my favorite line only
Revelation is Real! When he said her name & sent her to hell, that should be her weakness. It was her identity.
And then Lorraine said, "Carolyn, this is your daughter! " I felt that in my soul.
😂😂😂
"in the end it was her love for family" Dominic Toretto would be proud
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bathseba must have loved Taylor Swift:
She’s got all her victims saying “look what you made me do”😅
Lmfao 😆😆🤣
I must have loved Taylor Swift she got all her victims to say look what you made me do 😅
I'll see myself out😔😂😂😂
Nice
BRO THATS WHAT I THOUGHT THE FIRST TIME I SAW THIS MOVIE
i feel so bad for the irl bathsheba, she was probably a highly misunderstood woman who was seen as a weird/awkward outsider among her community that somehow got demonized and villanized a 100 years later :(
To be fair, she was hella sus.
@@TeikonGomfactss cus
@@TeikonGomliterally any woman back then was sus… literally your own mom was probably sus if she was around back them
@@onism8906sussy baka
If a baby dies via needle in brain I feel like I'm well within my right to not trust said lady
8:33
"The biblical Bathsheba was also the father of King Solomon."
Don't think you said it quite right there!
Yeah right.
Yeah and he also said she was a benevolent spirit/entity when she was in fact malevolent.
All in all amazing video and those parts scare the shit out of me everytime I watch it. 👍😅
The way you explain something is really appreciatable ❤️
Your kind comments are also appreciatable.
Did she die of sickness or did she hang herself? Why is noone talking about this
the ghost of bathsheba is on another level. not only in the movie, but also in real life. she needs her own movie asap!!
If only they made one
Seems like a cool idea
safe to say we've all been waiting for this one and we're glad we got it
Not me 😬
@@danwarner7816 yeah cause you weird
@@nightowl3218 ha lol 😂
This guys needs more subscribers. This channel is a gem for horror fans.
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Can I give you some major props? I have fibromyalgia so I can struggle to process information. I LOVE the fact that all of your videos have subtitles WHEN they are uploaded. Not you add the subtitles later, but when they go live. This makes such a huge difference because when I can't parse the audio, I can read. Thank you so much.
The first horror movie I willingly watched was “The Nun” and this sparked my love for the Conjuring Universe. By the time I watched the first Conjuring movie I was more or less desensitized to horror, or so I thought. The witch on the wardrobe scene scared not only me but also my mother who happened to be in the living room with me and happened to look up at that time.
@@aakankinskywalker384 I ended up pausing and laughing. It was my second time watching where she hadn’t seen it. She was like “that was actually pretty scary
I clicked on this right away once I seen the bathsheba I was always curious about the history of that ghost
No one is better at explanation it then CZsWorld
Thanks for the support every week Jae!
Curious about the history of the ghost no one is better at explaining it then csz world
@@CZsWorld Of course my guy i Thoroughly enjoy your explanations on my favorite horror movies an the characters 🎃👻🎥👍🏼
So my mom bought a house YEARS ago, and I just remember HATING it. No matter how sunny it was, it always seemed dark and depressing, I never felt truly alone, and shit was always breaking around the house. Sadly, my stepdad ended up having a random alcoholic-based mental break and completely fell apart, leading to their split and selling of that house not even 3 years after they had bought it. I was super upset about their relationship failing, but honestly psyched she moved.
Years later, when The Conjuring came out, I found out that that house was 3 down from my mom's old, spooky house, & that we were on the original land. I just remember feeling vindicated about every eerie, uncomfortable feeling I had ever had. That house has had new owners for like 2 years, and they sell tours and overnight stays... But they're trying to sell it now, too. I don't think they even live there. The old owners had chains and shit up around the driveway so no one could trespass.
Scary stuff
Bullshit
Was waiting to see who CZ was gonna be today with the "I'm/My name is..." and yet!
I was so disappointed
That scene with bathsheba on the dresser freaked me out so much when i saw it for the first time
Almost a decade old horror movie, yet for me nothing comes close to this as far as storyline and jumpscares is concerned. This had me scared for almost a month.
The scene where Christina is first awakened by Bathsheba, and her reaction to Bath, without showing her, is one of my favorites.
It's very effective, and has Bathsheba established as a presence throughout the house.
She's the scariest villain in the franchise IMO
Yes I agree
Yes, her and Malthus
Yep except I can watch other movies and annabelle films but not the 1st alone
@@hayaszn I agree, i would put Malthus in second place next to her. Even tho didnt like the first annabelle i think that was when malthus was the scariest because he's rarely seen.
@@johnrexteologia6046 yeah same the other Annabelle movies though we’re amazing
Bro if something EVER yanked my ankles at night like that, I would move out the next second. Absolutely fuck that.
Goddamn you're absolutely fucking beautiful 😍😍
But what if it had a foot fetish?
@@Deathcore_Cvlt yes that should work
You are the reason I watched every single conjuring universe movie! I love your videos so much! Thank you so much for giving me fun worlds to escape into!
Dude, I can easily see this being broadcasted on TV, the editing quality with the given information is Soo rich!
Keep it up!
I'd watch a TV series of this.
agreed
I love these Horror History videos! Even if Bathsheba is the creepiest thing ever.
i love your videos, i miss most small details in films, i appreciate your hard work in finding everything dude.
Creepy fact:
Joey king who plays Christine actually started to get bruises all over her body, Just like the Mom did in the first movie and she got it checked out by a doctor and I forgot what she got diagnosed with but after they were done filming she never got a problem like that again
P.S if you knew about this already sorry!
Yea I’ve read about it too. Apparently she, who was a healthy child prior shooting, developed a periodic anemia throughout the shoot that saw no reason or cure, and the condition completely disappeared post shooting.
@@icewarriorr It gives me the creeps 😁👍🏻
You’re always amazing at explaining these histories. I love horror but you’ve deepened my love for it!
The hands coming out of the shadows and clapping next to Caroline messed me up for a week. My friends would clap to freak me out constantly lol
New viewer here!! 🙋🏼♀️ I just had to “stop”, at the point of the “Perron’s story”, to let you know how much I’m enjoying this so far!! I look forward to delving into your video archives, to catch up on what I’ve missed!! ✌🏻❤️ Catherine
I absolutely love this guy 16 minutes video and no ads. Love you man
Watching the first Conjuring now. Thank you for your hard work and doing your homework for your horror history
You for your hard work and doing your homework for your history horror history
Am I the only one that would love to see CZs World and Dead Meat collab
Think I might see him later, I'll let him know you said that!
I’ve driven by that house numerous times. You get a very ominous feeling when you go by that house. There’s nothing but thick woods and farm houses out there so it’s naturally creepy.
I love these stories! and also the Conjuring is one of my favorites!
Who else should I cover?
@@CZsWorld All the other demons and spirits from anabelle comes home :)
@@CZsWorld maybe Ed and Lorraine? I wish we'd know more about theirs first cases and Lorraine's first visions...
@@CZsWorld the rat from ratatouille. That little rat is scary af
@@Solwithsockz 😂😂
The best thing of these videos is that CZ tries coming up with logical connection and reasoning. This makes the content appealing.
I love this channel, just soothes my little dark heart and my love of history rolled in to one. 🤤🖤
i really like your videos.
it seriously gives me goosebumps. I have started reading lesser key of solomon now. I really appreciate your work. your humor, information and observations are incredible. you have influenced me very much.
Yeah Bathsheba is scary and all... But can we appreciate for a minute how CZ almost never blinks :-) ?
Yeah especially this scene 14:44
I literally couldn't go bed straight away after seeing that
I coudnt stop staring at his hair😌
@@danwarner7816 same
Bathsheba isn't dark or good entity ... There were other entity that possessed Cindy not mother .. Mother was only attacked...
this channel is great! i've never seen videos so in depth.
This is so great. So professionally produced. So glad I"m subscribed.
Man I just gotta say I'm so happy I stumbled upon your channel while staying up late. The quality of your videos are just amazing
Your videos are well made. Really appreciate the effort. Definitely will love to see this type of video of other horror franchises characters.
Just found your channel and loving these horror history videos from the conjuring. Subbed and will be enjoying my binge watch lol
"Air Yeeted" 😂. That always gets me.
I just found your channel and I love it! Definitely need more horror related channels to watch
You can absolutely kidnap your own child.
Happens a lot in custody disputes.
I stumbled on this channel a while back and forgot to subscribe it you popped up in my suggested vids today and I was so stoked. Great channel with great content.
LOVE your horror histories CZ! Thanks so much for this :)
I would absolutley LOVE to see a "prequel" to The Conjuring, about the original investigating team at the house who were there BEFORE the Warrens, and how they were instrumental in bringing Ed and Lorraine Warren into the case!
can we talk about the parents who named their kid bathsheba? thats like naming your kid luzifer and then complaining about how evil he is
Because it's just a name. Lmao
If you name your kid Tom, and they do wild shit... Is the name Tom bad now??
@@astridablaze5826 lmao if you lived in that time period and with that christian beliefs than it is a big deal to name their kid that
@@bigchicken5243 like what would happen if I called my son judas or jesus
@@bartigerstewie2758... not much but if you have stark beliefs i guess you just wouldn't do it.. but today you can name your kid whatever you want
@@bigchicken5243 I doubt you could do that a few centuries earlier especially where I live. They burned people for basically nothing
I’m glad I’m not the only one who finds Bathsheba the most frightening of the Conjuring villains
It's looks like really remember Joey King conjuring movie part in doing more money made movie
The books are absolutely amazing and they have a lot more information then the movie had. Bathsheba is related to the woman who was hung for witchcraft. You can see Bathsheba's family bloodline online!
Your attention to detail is uncanny. Awsome content
Here for the storytelling, CZ;s unique charm and the "Air Yeets"
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos and explaining everything, sometimes google can't answer everything that happened so its nice watching your videos to fully understand the story
Been waiting for this one since the Valak Horror History
i appreciate that you explain well and captivate my attention (which there isnt much of) thank you for these videos
The Queen Of Sheba deserves a mention, in some beliefs was thought to have been a demoness, trying to trick Solomon and is linked to Lilith, along with demoness Naamah.
Another awesome video! I really love these deep dives into the characters :D
I would like to see you do a horror history on the “Silent Hill”movies I’d love to hear your thoughts on how the titular town was portrayed in the two movies I love watching you horror history section of your channel which is why I’d love to hear you opinion on those movies
My neighbor at the time had owned that blue van that later comes in the movie and he was offered cash by the film producers for it. They were in the same area as the film and it just really fit the aesthetic they were going for. Still cool to see it today.
I really enjoy your videos and the effort you put into them. Thanks for the constant dependent videos.
I just stumbled on this channel, and the conjuring movie are among my favorites, this is amazing! 🙏🙏🙏
Omg so much work there has to be in doing all the investigation for these videos. Great work as always. Best horror channel on TH-cam
I love these videos and have been waiting for this one! I did have a giggle, you called Bathsheba benevolent when I think you were aiming for malevolent. Keep the videos coming!
I love these lore videos man keep it up
Thanks Blake! I've got some good ones in the pipeline!
some person: Accidentally kicks a child.
Folklorists 100 years later: "She tried to kick the child into a volcano as a sacrifice to the Devil!"
Please do the Halloween storyline! Also I love your videos - keep em up
Have you ever thought of doing a video series on the key of Solomon because I’d love to hear you narrate it
Or on the demons in it
YESS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE AAAAHHH
I have bubbly scalding diarrhea
Hope it was worth the wait.
Agreed
@@CZsWorld sure was, these videos always have me rewatching the movies after knowing more now
@@mcoupe69 Yo, same
I love this channel because it is the only way that i can understand all the history of horror movies
Just discovered this channel. I love it!
Judging by how Ed was handling the music box, I'm fairly certain Bathsheba is not attached to it. I think it's moreso just a memento of the case. As for Judy being pulled out of bed, the same way - many spirits do that. But it was, most likely, Malphas, doing that to illicit a deeper fear from Judy, as it's both startling and, as she has been woken like that, before, the fear would be stronger, due to her memory of the first time.
Grainger stranger do to do with her first memory of her the first time.
3:18: Unknown to historians, Salem perfected photography and futuristic fashion...
"Look what you made me do" can't believe these ghosts were bopping to reputation album
6:06 No, Zac, we don't know what you mean. Share with the class, teacher.
You can't even demonstrate that on OF anymore, sure as hell not happening on YT.
@@CZsWorld how did you know its not possible on there?
@@bartigerstewie2758 Heard on Twitter.
@@CZsWorld yeah sure.....
@@CZsWorld lmaooo
Beautifully analyzed and described!! Love it
"Obviously a baby doesn't name itself" Stormageddon, dark lord of all disagrees with you
As would the Demon King Anos Voldigoad 🤣
@@IDKThough lmaooo
It's Voldemort
Hey new sub! Fascinating notions and analysis on the backgrounds of these entities. Time to binge on your channel 🤟
This is great! For your future Horror History considerations: Bagul from the Sinister films would be pretty sweet
I want to see her in a stand alone movie, they've given everyone else except the OG demon a movie
Why am I obsessed with this channel?
Bathsheba is just creepy. Like if I had to choose between her or Valak, u bet I'll go with the latter
Love the new Intro. Great video as always!
Thanks for this one. Now, I think you should make one on the bride plus theories from the Conjuring comics 2nd issue as it has a backstory of the bride.
So I'm finding myself in an interesting position: I love horror movies, but after years and years of watching them, they no longer scare me. It might sound strange, but the way I enjoy them is more akin to how someone else might enjoy action movies or Saturday morning cartoons.
I will never stop laughing at all the yeeting.
"On a fantastic trip to the Bahamas "
😭🤣👌 These were well worth the watch and I have a new channel I can watch .
Was about to literally comment the same exact thing 🤣😭😭
I will forever use the term air yeeted or air yeeting now lol.
Also I almost spit my drink out with the trip to the Bahamas part