A psycological horror game about sleep paralysis..
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Welcome to 3 Random Horror games. In this video we will take a look at the 3 following horror games:
Silent Still:
Silent Still is a short first-person psychological horror game about sleep paralysis. In this game, you will experience the terrifying effects of sleep paralysis and the true horror it can bring. Immerse yourself in the game's realistic visuals to feel the actual experience.
Something Bad is on the Moon:
The Apollo 17 mission was the last publicly disclosed mission to the moon.
Since then, numerous missions have been launched in absolute secrecy.
Something very bad happened on Apollo 17, and we recorded it.
The Dog:
This is a short, atmospheric psychological horror where you play as a middle-aged man dealing with probably the most life-changing day in his life. You can briefly do routine family man tasks and live through the story.
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Yikes.. which one was your fav?
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Hi
It’s definitely accurate, I deal with this but I’m very spiritual so it doesn’t happen a lot but rarely does. But when it does it’s weird like your dreaming but not idk like I said very weird your stuck laying down can move your legs or arms only thing you can move is your head to look around but that’s literally it.
Can’t move your legs*
You can’t talk or anything like no voice comes out or anything when you try to talk. It’s one of the weirdest things ever.
the first one 👍😃
The last time I had sleep paralysis I woke up and realized I couldn’t move and for some reason I felt like I was being watched. I made my best effort to look around the room , and behind my tv I saw something. Scared to death I tried to call out, but couldn’t. Suddenly my cat came strolling into the room and then stopped mid stride. He looked towards the tv and hissed( it was the first time I heard him hiss) and he ran around the room , up the bed , and across my body , digging his nails into my chest , springing me from my paralyzed state. I immediately turned on the light and looked around the room. I’m a pretty tough dude, but this experience shook me. Some of the worst experiences are when I’m on sleeping on my stomach and i feel something in the room but I refuse to open my eyes. Like as long as I don’t look at it, and just allow it to make a meal of my fear, it won’t kill me…,
The cat thing may have also been sort of the dream
NEVEER LOOK BRO!
Cat saved you
I think that reading about the science behind it helped me a lot. I made a comment about my experience with it but your comment made me think - i feel like we usually hear about sleep paralysis as a horror/folklore thing - I don't think I looked at the science until into my late 20s at least but have had it since i was a kid.
Everyone is scared of sleep paralysis but I got sleep paralysis 7 days in a row and I act nothing yes nothing do you know how beat sleep paralysis you are right here for your answer ok so it's an effective way frist put full pressure to open your eyes and then try to release full energy to your body to make the dream weaker as the energy is more you can move and walk and then just completely wash your face to get attention try moving everything in power you can do that sleep paralysis just make you don't feel your hands or anything but it's just fooling you release full pressure on eye to open release full energy to your body to weak the dream and if you can move slap you're self in the water to completely awake this process takes 10 minutes maximum to wake you up and it already work for me
I screamed when it crawled across the floor. Also, the part where the character is just sleeping without the feet covered... everyone knows the demon can't get you if you're under the blanket.
Everyone is scared of sleep paralysis but I got sleep paralysis 7 days in a row and I act nothing yes nothing do you know how beat sleep paralysis you are right here for your answer ok so it's an effective way frist put full pressure to open your eyes and then try to release full energy to your body to make the dream weaker as the energy is more you can move and walk and then just completely wash your face to get attention try moving everything in power you can do that sleep paralysis just make you don't feel your hands or anything but it's just fooling you release full pressure on eye to open release full energy to your body to weak the dream and if you can move slap you're self in the water to completely awake this process takes 10 minutes maximum to wake you up and it already work for me
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@frenzyflameeditsyeah i had a stroke reading all that
@Strikereureka626 yeah, I'm sorry, but I'm assuming English isn't your first language. I do commend you for trying your best, though it wasn't very clear.
@@ihas23crayons58 no I know English very well but you do a normal sentence I just type this I know it is bad as f
Yes, its accurate. Sleep paralysis is when your body has shut off its motor functions so you cant act out your dreams but youre kinda dreaming and kinda awake. It's freaky
Its much more than that , you are half way between this realm and another where you see spirits and other entities ,good and bad
Ur dreaming with ur eyes open basically. The crazy thing is ur brain is projecting the images of ur dream but its also registering the fact that ur eyes are open looking around ur room so the dream is playing out in ur room and u wouldnt be able to tell if its real or not since its so vivid
@@allendelacruz7970Nah I’m completely awake when I’ve had it.
Spot on! And we control our dreams pretty much. So when go through this I just imagine anything other then ghost and demons, and i jus let it play out and next thing u kno im back fully asleep. Or waking up@allendelacruz7970
@@Rob0917 i mean if u cant move then ur body is in a sleep state so maybe mentally aware but not completely awake and functioning. If ur functioning then bro ur being haunted 😂
funny thing about horror games is that these short old graphic games are usually way better than the good graphic long ones. these were really good.
Thats how it is with almost every form of art. Indie books, music,, movies, games…
It might shows that graphics doesn't always make game looks better
Gameplay >> graphics
Im such a boomer I looked at it and thought wow this game has really good graphics :D Im really not up-to-date I guess
edit: I realize now its not just one game
These are good tho?
This is very accurate. I just had sleep paralysis a couple of days ago. You can't move your body, and you can't speak. The only thing you can do is move your eyes. It had been a while since I last suffered from sleep paralysis, so when it happened a couple of days ago, I panicked. I screamed at the top of my lungs, hoping that my parents would hear me, but nothing happened. I just remembered from previous episodes of sleep paralysis that the way to escape from it is to relax your body and try to slowly move your fingers, both hands, and feet. Eventually, you will be able to move your body and wake up.
So I’m not the only one that’s done this good to know wasn’t sure if I really had sleep paralysis because how I would wake up from it but this kinda helps me confirm it tbh
As someone who has suffered sleep paralysis for 4 days in a row.. It truly feels like this. You can't talk, move, nothing. Its so fucking scary.
it usually happens if you fall asleep on your back, is what I heard.
True @@ThisIsYurily
@@ThisIsYurilyyo how does it feel? What do you see? What exactly goes to your mind? Please let me know, cause I’m curious.
@@Georgina12604fear, the feeling of helplessness due to not being able to speak move etc, but only your eyes & hearing.
Fr i have it everything i sleep on my back it scary asf
Bro that thumbnail 💀
💀💀💀
It’s uncle lester
Thats Travis Scott 💀
Yeah the …😅
@@riiadalyngdohriiadalyngdoh8189thats kodak black
I’ve had sleep paralysis a bunch in my life and I can tell you, it’s the most horrifying thing ever. You see demons, shadow ppl,witches and everything in between😭
True! I’ve seen it all!
I had them but I had a wonderful experience u have to not fear
Ya very scary interaction, I’ve experienced it a few times and even had an experience where I could move around but was still asleep. Very frightening
That ain't rhe scary part for me,, it's when we are unable to move and can't even make a sound,, that's what terrifies me most ff
Yes, this shit is the worse, I want a refund 😭
I've had sleep paralysis multiple times myself and the sleep paralysis in the game is mostly accurate but there are 2 main things I'd critique
1. The lights weren't completely off throughout sleep paralysis, one of the scariest parts about it is that you don't know what's lurking around because of the darkness and your complete vulnerability
2. The freedom of being able to move your camera so much considering you shouldn't be able to move your head but only your eyes or sometimes not even be able to move your eyes, one of the scariest parts about that is how you'd see stuff in your peripheral vision which is a lot more terrifying
And one honorable mention which can't possibly be added into a game obviously is what you feel, like tingling feelings on your feet or parts of your body, a feeling of not being able to breathe every time you try to make a noise but absolutely nothing comes out, and being able to physically feel pain in your dream which is very much possible
I used to have sleep paralysis as a teen. My fear of aliens, witching hour at 3AM, and home invasions contributed to my terrible episodes. At first, when i experienced my sleep paralysis, i heard noises, nothing major. It was different but not scary. Then on another night, i slept on my stomach and had another one. This episode scared me till this day. I felt something slowly caressing my leg. I felt some long appendages. After the leg touches were done, i heard some noises as like from the alien making noises from Signs. I was terrified. I closed my eyes and forced myself to think about anything. I repeatedly thought of chicken. I just kept thinking chicken, chicken, chicken, and chicken. I lost count on how many times i said chicken that night, but it stopped. Everything i experienced just disappeared and felt some movement in my leg or foot. Kept on thinking of chicken until any muscle in my body can wiggle. This is when i learned you need to think really hard because you're trying to snap your brain fully back on. I woke up and cried. After crying to my parents that night, i could not sleep properly. Then, i noticed my sleep paralysis would approximately start at 3AM. It didn't help my father loves showing horror movies since i was a child. I was shown the 4th Kind pretty young. The side by side footage made a terrifying impressionon me. It caused so much sleeping issues for me. I was taken to doctors and secondary professionals. None could help me besides meds or egg rituals. I researched and had bought me dreamcatchers. It was somewhat reassuring but not completely satisfying. But anyway, this is where my fear of aliens derived from. However, i made sure i had my chihuahua with me on my bed. This time i felt i was prepared. Third night, i had another one. My chihuahua sleeping on my legs. Same static feeling all over my body. Same difficulty breathing and rapid eye movements. Then, it tried once more. Idk what it was but it tried. However, i closed my eyes, repeated chicken, and then focused my attention to my dog. If my dog would hear or see what i am feeling he'll surely bark. But he did not bark. He was asleep, it gave me some relief and quickly awaken me from the trance state. After that, i have my dog on my bed when it is time for me to sleep. Going to college, i would had a few but my roommates were there so it didn't scare me often. Then, i decided to face it because i would be moving in alone at college. I induced a sleep paralysis but i was able to close my eyes and think of chicken. It would come sporadically but less and less. I was able to fight it and fully wake up. Now, i dont have them as much anymore. However, i think i am somewhat prepared if they do come back. Now, i have some crazy vivid dreams. There were some nightmares but it would last a couple seconds. My dreams are more complex and lucid. Idk if there are some correlation but it is important to see and understand your brain. Overall, sleep paralysis are the worst.
I've always wanted to expirience that fear wow. That sounds traumatic. Could you tell me things you might've done to trigger the paralysis? I have insomnia from anxiety but it's not like I dread sleeping and it might be because of that. I get startled easily and avoid horror movies, no one in my family is interested in them (or too scared) but I remember being scared of things when I was younger that I recall being not scary. For example, I had nightmares about superman killing a witch and she melts and recurring nightmares after watching someone on the TV have their wig removed by a drone. Strange but I don't get nightmares anymore. The closest thing I get to nightmares is when Im so tired that I don't need the extra 2 hours of trying to sleep (anxiety) and dream immediately, I would wake up startled, heart beating, sweaty ans heavy breaths. I then remember, what did I even dream about to make me like this?? And it would be nothing scary. I remember one of these short nightmares being 3 Angelina ballerinas dancing and I immediately woke up after seeing them for a split second. I calm myself down and then go back to sleep.
Thank you, I was fully prepared to show my future kids horror movies asap but I guess it's a bad idea, huh 😢
@@s04p11 make sure you are laying flat on your back.... increases your chances
@@andyguzman6125 ok I try a different to how to wake from sleep paralysis
1. Put pressure on your muscles try to make gentle movements after each movement try to release more power to musclea to do an action like try to stand in this way your sleep paralysis will be weaken
2. After that try to put pressure on the eye to open the in a normal way to weaken the sleep paralysis
3. After then try to wash your face to completely awake your body to wake up if you still experiencing sleep paralysis after all that then shower it will completely awake you up by gurrentee
This is a tecnices that I made to wake from sleep paralysis and it takes only 5 minutes to get out from it easily I hope that and also btw is .y English bad? Sorry it's my third language
I ain’t reading allat
I'm 30 years old, and I still remember *_every single second_* of my encounter with sleep paralysis when I was 8. I still remember what she looked like. The hair, hair color, the wrinkles, her eyes and her teeth (and the way they shapshifted) and the style/color of her dress. I remember the way she would lurch at my face, with black voids for eyes and thin, razor sharp teeth, but when she pulled away from my face her eyes and teeth would go back to normal. This happened on repeat for only God knows how long.
I remember waking up from it, and not being able to move right away.
After that encounter instarted having nightmare after nightmare after nightmare, for literally weeks, and my mom made me a dreamcatcher from scratch because she read somewhere that they can make nightmares go away.
Well, it worked, but only too well. I stopped having nightmares, but i also stopped having dreams.
I went through a long period where anytime I would manage to doze off I would immediately "wake up" lying on a slab with hundreds or thousands of needles inserted all over my body and an unseen thing would pull them out slowly and painfully until the agony woke me up screaming. And then if I managed to get back to sleep I'd be right back there again. That and a lot of other things that kept me from sleeping properly have made long periods of time in my life a fog that I don't remember very clearly, but I'll never forget those needles...
@@KenLieck holy hell are you okay im sorry to hear that and the op too
Everyone is scared of sleep paralysis but I got sleep paralysis 7 days in a row and I act nothing yes nothing do you know how beat sleep paralysis you are right here for your answer ok so it's an effective way frist put full pressure to open your eyes and then try to release full energy to your body to make the dream weaker as the energy is more you can move and walk and then just completely wash your face to get attention try moving everything in power you can do that sleep paralysis just make you don't feel your hands or anything but it's just fooling you release full pressure on eye to open release full energy to your body to weak the dream and if you can move slap you're self in the water to completely awake this process takes 10 minutes maximum to wake you up and it already work for me
@Fully-deteriorated-brain what
@@Strikereureka626 i did not understand a single sentence of what you said
Having suffered sleep paralysis myself it can definitely feel like that game sometimes. Especially when you're screaming for help but there's nothing coming out but air! Always enjoy watching the random short horror game videos!
When you get it, are you able to tell yourself that you’re having sleep paralysis, and that everything is just fake? Maybe try to make it comedic in some way to make it less frightening?
Everyone is scared of sleep paralysis but I got sleep paralysis 7 days in a row and I act nothing yes nothing do you know how beat sleep paralysis you are right here for your answer ok so it's an effective way frist put full pressure to open your eyes and then try to release full energy to your body to make the dream weaker as the energy is more you can move and walk and then just completely wash your face to get attention try moving everything in power you can do that sleep paralysis just make you don't feel your hands or anything but it's just fooling you release full pressure on eye to open release full energy to your body to weak the dream and if you can move slap you're self in the water to completely awake this process takes 10 minutes maximum to wake you up and it already work for me
@@aworm In most cases I almost know straight away that it’s sleep paralysis. More often than not nothing scary actually happens, but there are a few occasions where I might see things. Realistically it takes me a minute or so for me to regain control of my body, but it does sometimes feel like it takes forever.
If you just chill it’s a pretty cool experience, if you freak out then you start seeing stuff
I’ve had sleep paralysis several times, but when it happens it’s the worse! You open your eye and can’t move or do anything. You will absolutely panic on the inside. It’s some scary sh+t!!
Can you close your eyes at least or nah,bc I had it and I closed my eyes and just herd stuff and that’s it
@@vibezgeeking once my eyes are open. I can't close them until I snap myself out of it. Scary mess. Had me sleeping with the Bible under my pillow as a kid. Never happened again.
I’ve had it a few times and it’s definitely a terrible experience. My chest feels heavy, I can see everything around me, I hallucinate/dream still etc. One time I had my eyes open and I tried to move but I couldn’t. I felt my arms tingling and since I was partly awake/asleep, I could see myself come out of my body in first person and I fell onto the floor and I shifted back into my body and my nerves felt like they were being shocked. I woke up a few minutes later. I will say I am a devout Christian and one time I had it pretty bad. Since you can’t speak in sleep paralysis, I thought of the name Jesus and within a few seconds I snapped out of it. 🤷🏻♂️
I've only had it a couple times I've never heard any of them talk but seen little black figures crawling towards me on the ceiling
Everyone is scared of sleep paralysis but I got sleep paralysis 7 days in a row and I act nothing yes nothing do you know how beat sleep paralysis you are right here for your answer ok so it's an effective way frist put full pressure to open your eyes and then try to release full energy to your body to make the dream weaker as the energy is more you can move and walk and then just completely wash your face to get attention try moving everything in power you can do that sleep paralysis just make you don't feel your hands or anything but it's just fooling you release full pressure on eye to open release full energy to your body to weak the dream and if you can move slap you're self in the water to completely awake this process takes 10 minutes maximum to wake you up and it already work for me
I’ve had sleep paralysis a number of times of times. Craziest time was when I was asleep in my bed and “woke up” to a dark shadowy figure in the corner of my room. Unable to move and my heart beating out of my chest, it approached me slowly. It paused when it got to my bedside and slowly reached its hands over me. Finally it grabbed onto my wrists and that was when I woke up. Craziest part, I could still feel the pressure on my wrists as if I had actually been grabbed
The "and what is happening" straight into a scream was horrifyingly great timing. I couldn't stop laughing after I calmed down from how scary that was
That first one, Silent Still.....the thing crawling on all fours into the room gave me goosebumps and NOTHING has made me jump like the ending! OMG.
From experience, it’s crazy how accurate this was. Props to the developers for making a game about sleep paralysis.
yeah, this seems pretty accurate. I used to suffer heavily from sleep paralysis and while I never hallucinated lights turning on and off, I've definite seen shadow figures crawling around, sleeping next to me, humming, singing, and just watching me sleep.
The key to snapping out of it is keeping your eyes closed and trying to move your fingers or toes. Once one muscle moves, the rest of them moves. No matter what you hear or feel, Do. Not. Open. Your. Eyes.
Yes!!! This is exactly what helped me the most. Whatever you hear, keep your eyes closed at all times!
Yes I never open my eyes because I already hearing shit and panicking.
I used to play tomb raider when I was younger so I close my eyes really tightly and imagine I’m in the backpack settings and loading into a new dream, only thing that helps me. Or blinking and telling myself it’s not real over and over until it goes
Haven't you feel like a strong sensation of passing out and closing your eyes? I felt like if I would ever close my eyes, I would die. very Terrifying bro..
@@srinjoymukherjee5078 yeah i get that feeling, i have had sleep paralysis since i was born, and it never stopped (im in my 20s). I dont see shadows, i dont see things moving, i never see anything. I just cant move or speak. Sometimes its like someone tickles me a lot. For me its like fighting myself, and after all of that, i know every time that it is just the way it is. Nowadays, it just feels frustrating when it happens and i feel angry at the moment of sleep paralysis. So no paralysis can do anything to me at that moment haha
I love watching horror movies until morning, which gives me recurring nightmares where it starts off the same, but the story continues! At some point, in the first dream, I wake up in my room, i kick my duvet so hard, but can't move, I also can’t scream for help. In the next, I still couldn’t get up, and praying helps me wake. Each nightmare gets worse. Eventually, I wake up with someone beside me, her long hair facing away. In later dreams, she starts to turn her head slowly towards me. Finally, I know I'll see her face on that time and I feel like I'll die, but I wake up. I stopped watching horror films before bed and started sleeping earlier. 😅 A FEW YEAR LATER ,HOLLOW As long as it’s a Horror game, I’ll watch your video no matter how sleepy I am 😂
Jumpscare timestamp
8:33 :- Hollow scream scared me more here
11:48 :- DONT LOOK UPPPP!!!
25:46 :- Looking through the window
37:17 :- Right on to the face
And thats it
Sleep paralysis is God awful. Every time I get it, it’s as if I never fell asleep and the world continues around me. Last time I fell asleep watching a stream, then realized I couldn’t move. I felt someone slowly gripping my arm with their hand as I was laying on my side facing the wall and luckily woke up before I saw its face.
When you get it, are you able to tell yourself that you’re having sleep paralysis, and that everything is just fake? Maybe try to make it comedic in some way to make it less frightening?
@@aworm most of the time you realise what's happening, but it still feels real. When you snap out of it you forget some parts likewise a dream would
@@aworm some of them are easier to snap out of others. But when you realize what’s going on, I think the fear feeds it more and makes it harder to escape. I try to just breathe and think about waking up over and over again and sometimes it works.
This is why I always sleep face down.
Way less freaky.
@@aworm 😂I truly hope you never have to experience it bro. Even knowing what's happening, your mind's working overdrive trying to figure out why you have no control over your body, while you're also seeing things that are more likely than not actually there, (my dog was actually barking at it; had her hackles raised and everything, and she doesn't bark at ANYthing. When it finally left this plane, her barks transitioned to growls) just watching you. It's unnerving and your amygdala emits such an overbearing amount of fear, all you're able to do is wait and watch until it's over. Even though I *know* they aren't going to do anything, the brain does what it wants.
Bro in a twin bed. That's why he's having nightmares 💀
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
With no blanket 💀
I have sleep paralysis regularly- about twice a month- and it's a little different than this. Though I have heard people have experiences where they hallucinate and can open their eyes. I cannot, it'll be like waking but not being able to move. It feels like I'm breathing too slow, but I can't control my breathing, It's very suffocating. Usually the quickest way out is to start trying to move immediately. It usually takes around thirty seconds (or that's what it feels like) of fighting but then I kind of just snap out of it. In an instant I wake up and am alert, but always so exhausted for some reason that I struggle to stay awake. I actually have to fight to keep from falling back asleep, and I do, because I HAVE had sleep paralysis, woken up, fell asleep, and had it AGAIN. It's extremely uncomfortable. >.< But the fear of it, for me at least, is less any precieved hallucinations and instead that feeling of not being able to move at all.
@@notrealnamenotatall2476 Faced the exact things as you and can totally relate to the fighting you need to do to stay awake🥲
May you never have such experiences again.💜
Much the same as my experiences, which I had for about 20 years and then they suddenly stopped. I did have hallucinations but they were more auditory and tactile hallucinations as I couldn't open my eyes. I only once managed to open my eyes and see something, and that was one of the last times I ever had it.
I have something like this a lot. But it’s worse. So I will be asleep,but I see absolutely nothing,and I wont be able to move and I won’t be able to breath AT ALL. One time it got so bad that I woke up but I was somehow choking? It’s bad but it hasn’t happened in a year. But it was so scary.
Try getting sleep paralysis and having your sleep apnea kicking in all at once. Happened once and it’s truly terrifying
@@metalhead8934That is nightmare fuel 😣😰
I used to be an addict of hard drugs. I'm 7 years clean bow but the last 2 years of active addiction I got sleep paralysis every single night. It really messed with me and was some of the most terrifying moments in my life. I don't beleive it's just your brain I beleive it's spiritual. It happened so much that I learned to be able to tell when an episode was coming on and I could get myself out of it. You get a very distinct vibration feeling through your body and you can hear it! You can hear the demonic entities around you! The entity I saw the most looked alot like the entity from insidious just all black with very white eyes long claws and he would hold them up and show me them!
You know what I believe you, I experienced this only twice, it happened two mornings in a row, I had full body vibration experience with body paralysis, however I experienced astral projection and my experience was almost like a spiritual cleansing. Sorry to hear you had a scary and evil experience.
See kids, this is why you don't do drugs. Don't be happy that you went clean, because you shouldn't do drugs in the first place kids. 👍
@@bravebeard6225 thank you! People act like it's a joke and make fun of people with addictions or who had addiction problems they dismiss you at every turn
omg finally someone else who experienced the vibrating, i picked up on my causes too i can’t take naps or i will have an episode that night or if i am really low on sleep.
Omg was that experience during the first time u got off of it or? Cos i experienced it for 2 months straight but only during the first time i took a break from drugs, after that it just never came again even when i overdosed n went to the hospital n all. But my sleep paralysis was so bad, like i didnt even have to go to sleep n yet i was already seeing hella creatures crawling on my wall n at some point lost control of my body n found myself climbing the balcony to jump (i couldnt stop myself hence i thought it was just a dream)
This actually is very accurate on how it happens. The terror of being conscious in the realm of being unconscious is terrifying and it's always a blurred vission or reality of the actual reality. This usually happens when you have a lack of sleep and go to bed really really late have roughly go to sleep unsmoothly
11:50 the scream of hollow
🤣😭😭😭
I couldn’t even be scared. That shit made me laugh instantly 🤣
I made that exact noise at the same time as him 😂😂
I’ve had sleep paralysis 3 times and I’ve never been able to turn my head or speak like the character in this game could. I could only move my eyes. I never saw anything spooky but each time I felt an evil presence in the room. Scary stuff. For years I felt like I was alone in these experiences, but come to find out it was an actual thing and many people had experienced it too.
First time it ever happened to me, I actually believed the devil was actually there, invisibly watching me in room
Exactly, only the eyes
You know the game is legit terrifying if it manages to make Hollow screaming like a little girl.
That’s a pretty low bar…
Nahhh not even close
Sooooo pretty much every horror game hollows played?😂
Tbh he screams like a little girl in every game for more views and subs. Sometimes it is so fake i cant watch it. Dont want to sound as a hater, I watch hollow a lot, but fake reactions arent my thing
@@laurynas6855what so fake about it? God forbid he screams if something scares him 😅 you are being a hater
I have experienced sleep paralysis before a few years ago. It was different. I was sleeping, dreaming and I was in a huge cross roads, surrounded by corn fields. At a distance I noticed a dark shadow figure. It was slowly getting closer and closer(as I'm tying this im getting goosebumps again) the closer it got the less I was able to move. Then when it got to my face, I woke up but not really. I saw myself in third person, screaming wanting to wake up. Apparently my mom was calling me for breakfast and my dog was freaking out wanting to enter my room. Then a few minutes later, I finally woke up and yes, indeed my mom was calling me for breakfast and my dog was waiting for me by the door. It was an insane experience.
hm, I don't think that's sleep paralysis because it mostly happens in your own bedroom, not outside it. 🤔
@@dj.j5099I think sleep paralysis is just being asleep, not being able to move and seeing things. Doesn’t necessarily have to be the same situation but as long as your asleep and temporarily paralyzed it qualifies. Some people see things some don’t and some people see different things
I get sleep paralysis (and general night terrors) pretty regularly and it was pretty accurate! Just imagine you're more delirious and it's much more disorienting in general. At least for me, it's not normally a fully consistent stream of consciousness. Most of the time when I come to, I can't remember EXACTLY what happened other than a shadow person being in my room. The few times I DO remember vividly were the most scared I've EVER been. Once, I fell asleep on the couch in my living room and I woke up to the sound of someone knocking on my door just a few feet away but I couldn't move. The knocking kept getting louder until finally they started violently jiggling the handle and slamming their body into the door. They managed to open it just a crack and all that was keeping it shut was the chain. I could see the shadow person's eyes staring straight into mine through the crack and they shoved their fingers through it trying to get the chain. Finally I remembered I didn't have a chain on my door at all and that's what snapped me out of it. Another time I was laying in bed and this little shadow boy was in the corner of the room. He seemed just as afraid of me as I was of him but he kept gathering up enough courage to rush over to the bed and quickly tap on my body a few times before running back to huddle in his corner. This kept happening more and more frequently and he got so brave he slapped me hard on the stomach. Luckily I started yelling despite not being able to open my mouth and my wife shook me out of it. First time I can remember it happening, there wasn't a physical hallucination but I just somehow knew the actual devil was in the room with me, invisibly watching me and taking pleasure in my fear. For years I believed this was what actually happened until I learned about sleep paralysis. Sadly enough, learning more about it seems to have been the catalyst to make it happen far more often
So you learning more about sleep paralysis led u to having more?
@@minary5888 that's how it feels
Wait i never knew hollow is married and on top of that he has children?? May god bless you and your family man!💗
Hollow, I just want to say you have been making my life and work life so much brighter. I forever thank you for endless entertainment and so much rewatchable content. ❤
As a teenager I had many sleep paralysis experiences. This is pretty accurate except for me it was a struggle to even keep my eyes open all the way, so it was like looking through a blur. I experienced things like dark smokey beings coming from my vents above me and a woman (seemed evil) speaking to me. I've also seen a figure of a woman peeking around a post that was in my basement.
One experience sent me into a full fledged panic attack/sense of dread which led to months of depression. There was a creature on top of me mouth open right in front of my face.
I actually learned to meditate during sleep paralysis and it led to out of body experiences and lucid dreams.
9:43 “how you gone psst me when i cant sleep” 😂😂😂😂 she had no business crawling across the floor like that.
Yes AWAKE..Good movie...His friend was the surgeon...I remember him screaming in his head like "I can still feel ahhhhh!!!!"
Yes It's pretty accurate. I have only experienced sleep paralysis once in my life, and it was the most scariest thing ever. The feeling of not being able to move a thing is so scary. Almost every night i sleep with my head towards the wall, ever since it happened the first time. - Btw, the thing i experienced was a tall shadow standing at my door looking at me for what felt like hours, but then it started to move towards me very slowly, and i tried to move my body so hard, but nothing happened!
Your horror games keep awake at night during my work shift. Awesome job! Love from Philippines 🇵🇭
Probably the first time I've had to pause and take breaks from watching the full gameplay. I've had sleep paralysis in the past, and the game really nails it down. It usually occurred when I slept on my back (which I now refuse to do, always lay on my side when I sleep). The experiences worsened into early adulthood. As everyone in comments said, when it happens, you can't move, you can't speak. You can open your eyes, be fully aware of your surroundings, but that's it. Your mind is awake but your body remains asleep. I would explain the paralysis as a combination of the body not responding and exhaustion. This is what causes me to panic, the feeling that I was completely vulnerable. I won't go into full details as to what I saw/heard/felt, but I realized that it was all in my head. The mind becomes my own worst enemy, where my imagination makes it feel like a living nightmare.
So whenever I got sleep paralysis again, I made sure to keep my eyes closed, relax, and think of the hottest sexual fantasies. I'm not kidding. It helped that at the time (college student) I had a major sex drive and was totally into hentai. I really had to concentrate and just forget the fact that I could not move. In case you're wondering, NO, this did not cause me hallucinate those fantasies. It only helped me to avoid inexplicably seeing/hearing/feeling anything terrifying associated with sleep paralysis. Best way to explain it is that your mind can't make you feel anything scary if it's too busy thinking of you banging a hot cosplayer. I did this until I could fall back asleep and wake up normally. Have not had sleep paralysis in years, but I am more prepared in case it happens again.
When i had sleep paralysis i was lucky. i always could break out from it by using all my strength to move my hand at first and then my body
Sleep paralysis is changing my life. A few years ago, I always slept with the lights off. However, since experiencing sleep paralysis, which felt incredibly real (initially I could move my whole body, but when I noticed the ghost, my body suddenly got pushed down and paralyzed), I have never turned off my light again.
This has negatively impacted my sleep quality because, according to science, if your body or skin is exposed to light while sleeping, some hormone or substance (I forget which) is produced less than when sleeping with the light off. As a result, my energy isn't fully restored upon waking, and I always feel sleepy and tired in the morning.
Buy melatonin gummies at a store like CVS or Walmart. Get at least 5mg or higher. This is what is being suppressed by the light being on...so take that to counteract the lower melatonin production. You should sleep like a baby.
But with the lights off you can’t actually see anything because it’s all black
I felt the need to leave a comment about sleep paralysis and the possible connection between demonic attacks.
So I had a long history of drug abuse. I was quitting cold turkey from heroin and meth. Part of the withdrawals is that it's almost impossible to fall asleep. But when you do, it's only for 15 to 30 minutes. So one night on my 2nd day sober, I woke up in a sleep paralysis type state where you're not sure if you're awake or dreaming. Anyways, there were a bunch of demons hovering over me and I was completely frozen. All I wanted to do was scream, fight, and run. But I wasn't able to do anything. In my mind though I kept trying to call out to Jesus for help until finally I was able to wake up. A few days later my mom calls me and tells me she had a nightmare with demons telling her they wanted to destroy me and they are coming after me. That was the first time I started to believe in the spiritual world.
Super scary man
I was in bed falling asleep one night a few years ago with my ex partner. I’m traditionally a back sleeper, which supposedly makes me more susceptible to sleep paralysis.
I remember falling asleep, then later at some point opening my eyes to her levitating directly over me (faces/bodies aligned). I tried screaming as hard as I could but it was like someone had taken my ability to make noise away. Singly one of the most frightening sleep paralysis experiences of my life. If you’ve ever seen The Conjuring, it was a lot like the scene when the mom takes a nap and the witch finally takes over.
So sleep paralysis comes in all sorts of flavors. For some shadows, others noises, or lights (on/off). Others its just a feeling of dread
Sleep paralysis has happened to me on several occasions. It is the most frightening, terrifying and scary thing that has ever happened to me. I was awake but I couldn't move at all and "something" held my arms & legs. Then it was getting harder to breathe as I felt an evil presence. It was impossible to breathe as the presence continued it's attack on me. It felt like an eternity before it was finally over. When it finally ended and regained the ability to move. I had a pain on my back so I left my room in the barracks to check it out. I saw three long *** scratches on my back. I had so many other sleep paralysis occurrences after that.
I really feel like whatever happened on this and other incidents have followed me throughout my life ever since. I still have vivid and terrible nightmares, paralysis along with problems sleeping and not being to wind down my mind.
Also of note that these attacks happened throughout my two tours of duty (Navy) at Ft. Myer, VA Army Base which is situated right next to....Arlington National Cemetery.
I second this. My sleep paralysis caused me to stop breathing and all I could hear was millions of people screaming. It felt like someone heavy was sitting on top of me.
idk if you will ever see this , but do you guys think it is something as simple as a mind trick ? Or do u you think people that are experiencing it are able to see things maybe we can’t see on a daily basis , or am I just smoking some dank ass weed rn
I have experienced sleep paralysis once, whilst my psychiatrist and I were trying some unorthodox medications for my abysmal clinical depression. It was the most terrifying experience of my life, and I’m a veteran of literally hundreds of what some folks would call ‘bad’ acid trips (I don’t consider them bad-they are learning experiences in which we confront what Carl Jung called our ‘Shadow selves’-but they can be profoundly unsettling, at least until you have done the work and successfully integrated your Shadow). I have also been present for the deaths (from overdose) of two close friends, and at the age of 14 I discovered the body of my best mate, who’d knelt down next to his bed and eaten a .45-cal bullet in the little tool shed which we used as our hangout and musical practise space, so we could play loud without bothering his relatives. I will say only this, about that: his skull was not intact.
Whilst that last was technically the worst, as it took me 15 years before I could even start to deal with that, it did not inspire the same sense of absolute dread horror and panic as did the open-eye ‘dreams’ that accompanied my one night of sleep paralysis. The latter experience so terrified me that I could not even remain in my flat; some of the twisted, gruesome nightmares I experienced in between episodes of waking-unable to move-then falling into sleep again, against my will, took place in a transformed, nightmare version of my WC, and I was terrified one of the *things* I’d ‘seen’ would come limping out from ‘round my bedroom door, wheezing and dragging its mangled leg, with the intent of dragging me back to whatever hellscape what had birthed it.
It was roughly 0430; I called a friend, woke her up, and asked her to come get me-and to PLEASE bring a Thermos flask with coffee so Irish it had green rolling hills in it.
That is my memory of my ONE night of sleep paralysis-and I pray it remains ONE night. I don’t know how persons deal with it-those for whom the condition is chronic and persisting. I’d likely die of a fatal heart arrhythmia due to overuse of Dexedrine and Provigil.
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Word of the wise - do NOT sleep on your back
This isn’t the first time I’ve heard that most say that it induces nightmares. There’s definitely truth ringing all through this statement though.
last night I slept on my back and I had a nightmare, so I guess I'm never sleeping on my back ever again
Instructions unclear - I got sleep paralysis sleeping on my stomach, demon was sitting on my back breathing on my neck and shit
@@Muaythaikanackethis has happened to me several times, I always wake up with my back really hurting after, feels like someone’s been pushing their weight on me for hours lol
Falling asleep on my back tonight to test this
Sleep paralysis is one of the scariest things I've ever been through. It used to happen to me on a regular nightly basis as a kid. Seeing, hearing and feeling something so terrifying is something I wouldn't wish upon anyone.
There is a documentary called “Nightmare” it’s about true statements of people who go through sleep paralysis, it’s a VERY good watch.
I'm 30 and have only experienced it once when I was around 20. I woke up feeling dazed and unable to move or speak despite feeling I was making an effort. I can't remember if I could move my eyes. I had feelings of severe anxiety like when you feel you are in serious danger, but it was more than worry about the incapacitation, something extra like I could sense something sinister was in the room hiding or invisible. The whole time the hairs on my body were all tingling like when you have just had a jump scare. Not sure how long it lasted but it couldn't have been more than 3 minutes, and I didn't actually see anything. Judging by the comments seems I fortunately had a pretty mild experience, but I remember it as being probably the scariest I've ever had. The good thing about it is I had mine in the morning when daylight was brightening the room, I cannot imagine having even that milder experience in the middle of the night.
Man, I live for the “Yoo-hoo?”’s every video 🤣 Keep up the amazing work!
Yes this is very accurate. I’ve experience sleep paralysis many times. You don’t ever want to experience sleep paralysis. I wouldn’t even wish it on my worst enemy to how bad it is.
Yep I still vividly remember my sleep paralysis experience I had when I used to work a dairy farm, I was 17 at the time the days were long and I lived alone in this small house. Okay so I left the door to my room half open and I had this hallway light I’d leave on just for comfort really and I’d usually close the windows and curtains fully but I was very tired this night and hit the pillow early an the window to my right as I lay on my bed was wide open and so was the curtains, and I remember when it happened man I still get goosebumps thinking about it , this was over 7 years ago. Okay so I sorta semi woke up and then boom I couldn’t move and talk and then the panick started setting in and I could feel something tugging at my blanket from the left side by my foot an the next thing the door just started closing at a pace that wasn’t normal or couldn’t be from the wind and the hallway light turned off it was almost completely dark next thing my blanket just got pulled off me and I felt the cold it felt so real and I felt very vulnerable I was absolutely terrified at this moment and I shit you not, I seen this thing which looked similar to the ‘Grudge’ or that girl off ‘The Ring’ crawling though the window and up onto the ceiling moving towards me and stopping straight above my bed it’s head done a full 360 and it started falling towards me goddamn it woke me straight up and everything was back to normal the door was open, the light was on an the blanket was still on me, I was covered in sweat and my heart was pounding I got up and turned on most of the lights in the house and closed the windows and curtains after that and started wearing eye covering when I slept
New Hollow videos are so refreshing
I've had sleep paralysis for years and the game was very accurate when it comes to not being able to move or speak. Normally, I just wait for the paralysis to be over because trying to move does not help me at all. I don't see anything during my episodes but props to you soldiers that do 😭😭😭 that shi sounds terrifying.
Edit: Hollow, the movie is called awake 😅
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@@HollowPoiint Hollow idk if u get this often but ur a W mans bro, keep up the content fr
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PEOPLE DON'T WATCH THIS VIDEO BEFORE SLEEP!!!!!!!!!!!! I had my first sleep paralysis in my life!!!!!! You don't want to experience this!!!!!!
I experience sleep paralysis quite a bit, it used to be so bad I’d have it IN MY CLASSES, and each time it was always this deep feel of panic. Nowadays I experience it mostly when I sleep in my back, which sucks since it’s most comfortable for me
The first game really hit me because I often experience having dreams, nightmares, and sleep paralysis. And yes, I already went to the doctor several times for this.
Anyway, it's usually when I am super knackered and my room is cold room. I know I am experiencing it because sometimes my dream would be in a loop (the scenario keeps on happening again and again) and I feel like I'm awake but I'm not. I often tell myself to "wiggle your toes or fingers" (in the dream) for me to wake up. Usually, you cannot move your body nor your arms and legs.
The worse sleep paralysis I had was when "I was trying to escape my flat". There were different voices saying "You can escape, but you won't wake". Every time I try to manage to "escape my flat", I would always wake up on my bed and I feel like something is holding me down. For the last "loop", I had my limbs cut off and I was trying to reach for my glass of water so I can "splash my face" for me to wake up. I was able to (in my dream)... I woke up sweating, panting, and crying like a bitch - and ofc, it was just a dream.
That was my worse sleep paralysis encounter. And ever since, I would always write my vivid dreams on my journal.
9:00 the humming noise from The Mimic
Ohhh yahh that sounds ohhh yeahh it isss omg that's my favorite horror game 😮
@@ssshineply4620 mindand iri koothichi mowle
Apparently, (based on what I read which was a while ago and I've definitely phrased it in a very unsophisticated way) the science behind sleep paralysis is just that your thinking brain wakes up but the bits that control your physical body haven't woken up yet, I can't remember what they said about the common thing of seeing/sensing a presence. I used to get it tons and tons as a kid and when I was untreated for anxiety so was stressed constantly, but the odd time I get it now I don't see a presence, the sheer terror isn't quite there, I'm aware of what's going on and it's still freaky as fuck but I'm able to stay calm and work towards getting just one muscle to move to snap out of it.
When I used to get it loads the absolute fear was horrific, I often saw something just out of the corner of my eye and I'd be desperately trying to shout "Help me" while trying to move.
Bruh so what if it happens to us all every night but we only realize it when we partly become conscious 😅
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What the hell is Slobbin?
Slobbin fr
I’ve experienced this and it’s usually when you’re very tired (wake up early then go back to sleep on your back) it’s a feeling of dreaming and being awake at the same time. You feel total fear something you don’t experience while awake for some reason this unlocks absolute terror like your worst fear incarnated and you see “figures” and hear things clearer than you would with your ears. It’s like hearing pure sounds without your ears filtering and diluted the noise. What you hear and see is like an old black and white TV vs an HD 4k tv with surround sound. Anyone who has experienced this understands exactly what I’m saying….
I’ve had multiple episodes of sleep paralysis through out my life, and I’d say this is sort of accurate. The not being able to move or speak is right, but everything happens a lot faster and everything tends to be a less accurate representation of what it’s suppose to be, if that makes sense (ex, you might see a TV in place of where your lamp is suppose to be).
Essentially, sleep paralysis is you mind waking up before the rest of your body, so your mind is trying to fill in spaces where your other sense would normally help; which causes the hallucinations. So you’re more prone to hallucinate things you start thinking about, “oh man I sure hope someone isn’t in the corner” *shadow man instantly appears on corner* “as long as he doesn’t run towards me” *runs towards you*.
Ultimately, based on my experiences, I would say the games representation of sleep paralysis is okay, but you’d probably break out of it before the final scare would even have a chance.
Hey Hollow, you good my man? you seem thinner.. Love the vid btw
This scared the shit out of me 8:35
That head popping up had me feeling tense 😬 😂
Yes I have had this happen to me two times. You can’t scream or move and you have someone looking at you in a corner. It terrifying.
@7:35 "Is this accurate?"
Yes, Sir Hollow. I've experienced this before and if you think it's not possible just because you haven't then you should know that I don't care.
11:50 i got jumpscared and laughed at same time lmfao hollows face 💀
Addicted to your channel watch you almost everyday and rewatches. You do what I wish I could do. And I love your beard. You’re awesome and I love how you play the game. Keep it up I got up this morning checking something there was nothing got back from the store lol new video yay!
You lost alot of weight bro hope all is well 💪🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
He said in a previous video that he’s on a diet
@@tommylee21 ok cool thanks bro 💪🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
21:52 "I gotta go back there. My insurance company is gonna kill me." LMAO
My response won’t be like the rest. I miss it. The sleep paralysis is frightening but I miss it. It feels like dying when they touch you and you get a rush of sensation down your spine. I hate it and love it. That jump scare is almost like it but without the theatrics.
“I got daddy longlegs over here fvcking spying on me”😂😂😂
Your videos are kinda therapeutic & calming 😂
8:32 best way to sneak food. Crawl.
I used to have sleep paralysis when i was a student at university, the stress and tiredness, sleeping like a "vampire" position or with my bag on my chest were primary causes or triggers.
After taking a more rational approach by reading about the sleep cycle and understanding the causes, I've not experienced it again thankfully.
Ngl, watching this video was like Vietnam memories 🥲
I've been through sleep paralysis, this is definitely accurate, you can't move, speak or do anything, and it genuinely looks like something is in your room, really creepy experience
that click through rate is thriving off that thumbnail
I have sleep paralysis every time i take a nap when im drained/exhausted, but my eyes are close which makes things even worse, i hear whispers, loud objects and hands touching my face, this stuff makes me panic which makes things worse.
I had sleep paralysis a few times, and oooh boy
Are you doin okay? You lost a lot of weight
You have forever been an inspiration for real and got me through some rough times bro. Just wanted to say thank you for being real and bless you and yours always
Yes it’s accurate, never had lights flicker on me but the demon girl crawling on the floor was SOOOOO realistic! Like I swear I’ve had that exact hallucination. It doesn’t last nearly that long, but the confusion and anxiety you feel is immense
Does it touch you or try to interact with you or does it just chill on your floor?
@@-_Blitz_- it'll like stand up after a second and stand by me/over me and that's when the trouble breathing happens. Normally if you try to fight it, the harder it is to snap out of it. I just close my eyes and count to ten telling myself what's happening and then I'm able to snap out of it.
Are you sick? You look thin my boy hope you ok!! Lookin sick.
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that’s actually rude..
Who let Travis Scott into the thumbnail😭🙏
bro since when u started taking Ozempic 😅
Mfs learn the word from a diss track and think they know what they talking about 🤦
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Hey, Hollow. As always, love your work. I've been graced with sleep paralysis for a good 3 years now and it's unreal to see it from a third person perspective. I don't know how to describe it, but I can tell you, it's even worse than what's in the game... Hope you're doing alright... Love as always. 🖖🏻
i'm a pretty deep sleeper, but i've had this happen plenty of times in my life. i think it's mainly from stress, never could tell if it was a dream or reality. anywhere between a child sitting in my computer chair, staring, or a man literally standing next to my bed, or even a woman just opening and closing my bedroom door for no reason. everytime this happens i put my head under the pillow and just wish for morning to come. it's no joke!
As someone who suffered severely from sleep paralysis most of their life, it’s terrifying. There’s no fear like it. I use to dream I’d wake up but I realized it was just another dream. It’s like I was dreaming in dream within another dream in another one. Mental torture. Can’t move. Can’t speak. You can only open and close your eyes and cry. I wouldn’t wish it upon my worst enemy. Mine are usually what I would imagine demons would look like and they’re always in my face or sitting on top of me making it feel like I’m suffocating. I haven’t had any in about a year and I’m thankful for that
As a person Who experienced sleep Paralysis, it's accurate except the parálysis is normally more aggresive the more you think about It, the character was saying "i can't move" and "who's there" so Instead of the demon in the door, 3 Demons staring at you Next to your bed would be more logic
Sleeping on my back triggers my sleep paralysis. I’ve seen some horrible stuff while in that state and I would wake up instantly if I ever realized I’m sleeping on my back so I wouldn’t get paralysis. Crazy part is, I don’t really get nightmares at all, my dreams are literally of unicorns and rainbows. But when I have sleep paralysis I see the freakiest creepiest things hanging out in my bedroom, lurking in corners staring back at me
Sleep paralysis is crazy, I've been through it, and it is terrifying.
I have sleep paralysis often. Not every night and sometimes there might be a period I go months without going through it, but it always comes back. For the most part the game is pretty accurate. For me, I can see the room I’m in from the perspective of where I “fell asleep”. I usually always have an overwhelming feeling of fear/anxiety mostly due to the fact that I know I’m having a sleep paralysis episode. I can’t move and a common theme for me is I hear people running around and slamming doors. Or I hear someone fighting and I can’t move to help the person who is begging for help. There are times when I feel as if there is some presence that I am terrified of. When watching the first game you played I found myself trying to only focus on the foot of the bed and nothing else around the room. I counted the slats on the base of the bed… paid attention to the white color of the base of the bed… noticed there was a little scuff on the base of the bed. It’s a strategy I have so I don’t look around… I don’t want to see anything. “I am okay, I am going to wake up, just focus on one thing and do not look around. Dissociate from this exact moment. Are you awake yet? You’re gonna wake up soon. Don’t worry you’re gonna wake up soon.”
yes, the sleep paralysis is accurate. the first time it happened to me i screamed while “asleep”, but still wasn’t able to move, talk, open my mouth or open my eyes. woke up the next day and talked to my mom about it and she tells me she heard me scream so i proceeded to ask why didn’t she wake me up and she said she’s not supposed to. i’m also hispanic, so if this tells you anything then you know it’s foreal 😂 lol she also told me if it ever happens to me again to pray while it’s happening and/or cuss it out. ofc i cuss it out in spanish since curse words in spanish sound 10x worse and honestly it’s helped 🙃 other times it’s happened to me i’ve heard someone or something running back and forth around me. scariest thing ever. it’s said you can apparently see something after waking up, so i always keep my eyes closed and try to fall back asleep bc NO THANK YOU!
I’ve had it a few times but my 1st was the absolute worst! I thought I saw a demon and it was clawing at my leg, and I felt the claws like knives and I was screaming but no sound was coming out. I couldn’t move or anything. And then the demon was getting closer and going up further on my leg. Like really far up my thigh. I was 9-10. I remember crying. Then when my body finally was able to move I screamed so loud I woke everyone. I told my grandma everything. I mean everything. My leg was numb but I still felt like someone had tried to cut me. You know that feeling of you being numb but you get cut… that’s what I felt minus the wound.
And I thought she would say it was just in my head or something but she didn’t. She actually believed me. And she grabbed me and told me I’d be sleeping with her that night. And she prayed. Then she put her hand on my leg and prayed (she was a Caribbean lady that was very religious/ spiritual) etc. I was able to sleep comfortably after that. But then years later I’d have these lil sleep apnea / paralysis thing happen. I’d stop breathing and i knew I wasn’t breathing but I couldn’t move either. Couldn’t talk, nothing. Everytime I told myself to breathe take a breath I couldn’t. Until I was at the point I thought that was it. Then I’d wake up and be able to breathe and move.
Yeaaa I got some issues I guess Lolol.
On point simulator of sleep paralysis. I recently had one episode myself. It happens once in like years for me. I just remember closing my eyes, it felt like seconds later, I open my eyes, I see my room, my door going to the hallway. My layout of my entire room. But I can’t move a muscle and I can’t make a noise. Suddenly I hear old timey music playin in my hallway, talking about that 1920’s creepy music playing so vividly. I keep trying to move and just from that, I start to panic. The music gets louder and I remember I kept barely moving my head over to see my wife sleeping next to me. I’m sure I tried to wake her up to help me. Then I actually woke up, my arms went flying up into the air and I wake up looking around and have a panicked feeling. It’s such an odd experience. Cuz you don’t feel like ya sleeping in the slightest the entire time.
Loved it when hollow asked whats happening and then the jumpscare
i went through this from 8 yrs old to about 13 and jesus you just made me relive that trauma🤦🏽♂️😭
That's a fair depiction. The actual thing is 100x more terrifying the first time.