Sorry but compared to today's horror films these are amazing 👏 the movie industries are fucking awful same shit new day where as this is just a gem if this was a full movie and hit dvds and cinema I'd be going to see it in a heart beat love horror films
Omg thank you! I'm sick and tired of horror movies making all the houses so dark, even in the daylight. That's why I like older horror movies like Poltergeist. Everything was bright and well lit, but gradually darkened the worse things got. That's how you make the audience subconsciously feel an added sense of dread. Horror movies now just color correct everything or use 20 watt bulbs from the beginning and it's soooo lame.
@@satyajit-rout personally chapter 2 was weak compared to the first one. They really dropped the ball on the ending. Haunting of Hill House was good, but they didn't have the lighting all dark all the time like other movies. Plus it was a limited series, not a movie, so doesn't really apply.
@@joshuagauss8179 if you tell me that penguin wont slaughter me in a horrible way if I ignire its ecistencd ill do my best to not think about it i bet you
@@l-DrFizz-l Common they did everything to set the tone to be sacry, turn on the lights, play some music, go to the ocuch and watch some tv, why is every fucking light turned off?
Props to the sister in all this. Being that she was the one who was physically gripped and still told to “ignore”. I think it’s much harder to keep your cool if it can physically touch you as opposed to just being there.
The thing I find that makes these horror creatures truly terrifying is that they operate on rules. When something in horror is immortal, unstoppable, and seemingly everywhere it makes the characters struggle feel pointless, and their deaths inevitable, but when their are rules it gives the characters a scrap of hope to grab at desperately. That paired with the tension of seeing whether they can follow the rules and survive, is what makes Horror truly entertaining.
the one missed call series (the japanese ones not the american remake which is shite) are great cause there are different rules in each film, so you never know whats coming next.
The imagery with the parents having their backs to walls, and the children having their backs against the complete and deep darkness, is very striking to me.
i thought the same, but then i noticed that the father and the mother are facing the woman, in this case is easier for their children to ignore it if the woman isnt right in front of them
@@craigiswise its hard to not look when smth is right in front of you, the kids almost turned around, to take a quick peak would be to easy, however, idk if i would still make everyone eat in the living room like that, i would try to do smth about it and not expose anyone, but we have no context of what is that woman and if it is attached to the house or the family, so yeah haha
Good metaphor for how ignoring family problems doesn't solve them, it just puts it off until it shows up again and again. And yelling at the problem doesn't solve it either.
if you ignore famoly problems they don't always go away, they sometimes scalate and many fathers end up killing the moms because jealousy, for example@@stephonmanny7555
@@KadenHartley Art is what the observer makes of it. Even if the director of this film didn't intend those themes, the fact that they were recognized means they exist. To make a really bad joke here, you can't just ignore such clever commentary on an issue.
@@danksouravI read online somewhere that the characters in horror films may live in an alternative reality that horror films don't exist, therefore survival mechanism is non-existance to justify their dumbness. Kinda like in Walking Dead they don't call them zombie, they call them "walker"
I remember reading this story on nosleep and it actually got to me. It reminded me of all those family secrets and bad habits we ignore. If we address them, things blow up but nothing changes if we don't.
Yesss i was looking for someone to talk about this, I remember reading this too and it was creepy as all hell Gave me nightmares trying to put myself in their shoes
Great cold open. I love this. I just finished writing my first horror short script, and have 4 of 5 roles cast. Getting excited. Lol. It won't be quite this good, though! Haha
What made this short so nerve-wracking (the good kind) is the family would have held out so much better if they could actually communicate and focus on each other. If instead of "ignoring it" the family agreed to pay very close attention to anything else, they might've made it. But they dropped subjects, they stressed each other out, left awkward silence, tried to detach themselves, etc. It wasn't so much that they couldn't ignore Her, but that they couldn't acknowledge each other to keep distracted.
fr they should have just talked oh dad this food taste good, i met a new friend today at school i would have made up bullshit jsut to talk about some they have clearly done this before so they know for a fact if you just ignore it will go away the kid is dumb hoenstly
Algebra would be the perfect way to do it. My first thought was that if I needed to ignore something, I would simply do something that demands full concentration like mathematics.
If you were in that situation it would be extremely difficult to go by the rules especially as the parents. It's easy to watch and say what they should have done but in reality I doubt many people would do much better than the family in the clip. Once a person's fight or flight response comes fully into play, thinking even becomes hard.
It's always comforting to know when someone dies to a ghost, they can return the favor because now they're in the same realm. Imagine haunting someone and then they die and you're just staring at each other like "Well, this is awkward"
Lessons I learnt: 1. Sometimes it's just too much to ignore. We need to find a solution, a firm solution instead of just trying to live with the problem. 2. Unity is strength. Better stay together in tough times. Don't try to escape. Just stay together. No matter what calls or anyone knocks at door. 3. A engaging conversation to divert their minds and keeping them busy could have been great idea to ignore and everyone needed to cooperate with each other.
Exhibit A of alternate banishing means: blast Justin Bieber music nonstop. No ghost will want to stay in a house where “Baby” is playing constantly, though this technique might drive the occupants insane as well lol
Well the dad fuckin tried eh? Not his fault his family couldn't follow the most basic of instructions. He literally tried everything you said. I feel his pain
I see this as a euphemism for trauma. The kids dont understand what's happening or why, and the adults aren't explaining it. The kids are obviously traumatized while the parents try to control the situation. Eventually, someone snaps, and it affects the entire family. Moral - you can't ignore your trauma, it doesnt just go away, and if not dealt with, it will cripple your family unit.
Actually it does. As you live longer and form new memories, the "trauma" goes away. It's just like any life experience. However if you think there is something you have to "deal" with, that might well get you stuck in the past. I think psychotherapists are coming around to agree with me here, as behavioral therapy seems to become more and psychoanalysis less popular.
no cus really , movies aren’t scary anymore. sometimes they have some suspense, but in the end never really hitting me off my toes. and that being said people should watch these and then try n write scary movies or try and come up with something someone hasn’t 👍🏽
As much as I agree with your enthusiasm, and agree that this filmmaker deserves to bring his work to a larger scale, the truth is that more often than not big hollywood productions ruin great ideas like this short.
Could you really tolerate a full length movie of three people being dumb as fuck and doing everything necessary to make sure the antagonist never goes away
Honestly, this is exactly what I tell to my kids whenever their grandmother (my mother-in-law) comes to live for a few days at our place. Real piece of work.
@@babayagaartworks7357 Nah! Their mother learnt not to repeat what her mother did to her. My wife only lets her mother stay at our place because she's too nice for her own good. And I can't even talk her out of it 'cause I love her. Even the kids see that something is seriously wrong with the woman without me having to tell them anything about it. Which is why I said that I say the exact same thing: To ignore their nana. I don't go backbiting her, as she does a brilliant work showing how 'great' she is.
@@tumbleweed4026 Try talking with your wife about it, it's one thing to love her and being kind, but it's a nightmare to handle someone you don't want in your house. When the kids aren't around confront your mother in law about it and politely ask her to leave, or you can just ask her to fo, it's not like the kids are watching lol
The entity infests the entire household not only the house. It will be seen in the car or on the road by them. It will also come with them should they transfer to another house. 🙄
I HAD to come here to drop some love after seeing this on SSS! I’ve never really seen this concept in a short horror film and it’s incredible! I would completely watch a full-length feature expanding on this. Great job, guys! Thank you for creating and sharing this with everyone. Looking forward to more. Hopefully?
Hey, not sure if you're going to see this but this is genuinely incredible, the only flaw is it didn't go on for longer. This concept is so interesting and creates such a fun and engaging plot. I haven't enjoyed a horror short like this in a while. If you ever do plan on it, this is an incredibly interesting and entertaining story I'd love to see where you take your next projects.
@@GrimoireHorror I think you should do videos explaining your monster but not too much because the unknown is part of the Fear Factor but after like each short you can somewhat explain what the monster is or what there are doing or backstories I think that would be fun
I REALLY love your concept!!!! The idea of “just ignore it” is so commonplace for everything, immediately thought about bullying with kids and them being told to “just ignore them and they’ll stop” when that usually doesn’t work, perfectly captured the sense of dread around the concept. great job
I'm working in a daycare and I have a few kids who like to pick on a couple kids specifically. Every time those 2 kids come to me I tell them to ignore the other kids, but I make a point to tell them that they're not going to stop just because they're being ignored, but at the moment getting into a fight isn't worth it and it's going to end with everyone in trouble. The second I hear or see the bully kids being mean I call them out and try to tell them that they need to stop and that they can't keep acting this way. I was bullied a LOT in school because I was one of those weird kids that didn't like doing the popular stuff. So I know how those 2 kids are feeling and it sucks to know that when I talk to the parents of the bullies they don't really care. One of them the mom thinks that they're just a strong independent girl, the others' family think it's funny that the kids act that way because "back in my day, I'd get smacked". Then the other parent I'm friends with and she's horrified that her kids are acting this way and she knows they're better than this, they just do it because they don't want to be in daycare and the other bully kids think it's funny that a teacher's kids act that way. They also know that if they misbehave enough they can get kicked out of daycare.
Your comment reminds me of a video by The Dark Somnium. It's called Tommy Taffy "The third parent." If you listen to it you, I'm going to say viewer discretion is advised as it portrays SA on children. He does a beautiful job with this story which describes abuse behind closed doors but is told from a scary story pov.
Ah yes, the recipe of the main characters family in horror movies: - the smart one trying to keep everything together - the naive one that make all the bad decisions - the brave one that usually dies early - the stupid one that just can't obey a simple order
Emily is DEFINITELY the smart one. She not only was THE ONLY ONE WHO STOOD AT THE TABLE and only left to protect her younger brother, her only family left, but she also ACTUALLY IGNORED THE MONSTER. The way I would've reacted when that thing tapped my shoulder and she just focused on ignoring it
the mom was clearly autistic ngl cause their is no way she TALKS TO IT, she just ignores the husband and just tells it to leave the family alone like it would listen its a M O N S T E R ofc not
As someone who has lived with anxiety and phobias all of my life, I find the concept of this film absolutely phenomenal. Making every conscious effort you can muster to ignore things like fears, phobias, and chronic pain, and pretending that you are not haunted by them every waking moment, does nothing but make you focus and fixate on it even more. And yet, fixating on it makes it stronger and gives it control over your life -- for some people, it destroys them. This film feels like all of that being acknowledged in horror form, even if that may not have been the creator's original intent.
The way I explain my anxiety is it’s like always hearing a horror movies bad guy song just before you see them. You always hear the music, expecting the jump scare but all you live with is the fear.
I hate how the entire point was to ignore it but when she went to the phone she tries talking directly to it. Then the Dad basically did the same thing.
it's so nice to see that cory is now in a position to shine the light on people who have talent well worth having others see. cant wait to see what the future holds for you and anyone else that works with you👍🏼
This is based off a creepypasta called “your going to notice a woman in your home, you must ignore her” go give it a listen it’s a classic. And has better pacing, although this is good
The daughter’s acting was really great! The fear she displayed was incredible believable, had me taking shaky breaths with her! It’s too bad humans just can’t help but be curious lol
I usually don't find these horror shorts very scary, but this one gave me the heebie geebies. The children were both outstanding. Mad respect for the director.
It baffles me how independent film makers can make such quality movies AND they're short films no less, on a shoestring budget and yet Hollywood with all its money and experience keep churning out unwatchable garbage. This movie scared the cream cheese out of me and I love the premise of "just ignore it." The best part is, you never get to find out why this is happening to this poor family or how it happened in the first place. I love it when the creep factor is turned up to 11. Awesome job, guys 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 A lot of the commenters slammed the family for reacting the way they did, but they acted like any normal person would in this situation. When you are scared for your life, it's hard to do the opposite of what your natural instincts are, which is to fight. If it was me in this situation, depending on how much notice I had of this thing arriving, I would make my family take a quick acting sleeping pill. It's easy to ignore stuff when you're fast asleep.
In my opinion, father is a brave man and specially mother is foolest , whole family died just of his mother instead of motivation their children they do wrong step !
The best kind of horror opens up hundreds of questions and answers none of them. This does exactly that right from the get-go. What is the woman? How many times has this happened? How do they know to “just ignore her”? The suspense is delicious
It's based on a much longer story where those things are explained kind of, though this is about as good as the story it's based on which tends to be a rare thing nowadays
what do you mean lol "how do they know to ignore her" isn't a compliment or adds to the suspense it's a plothole that gets thrown aside because it's a short film that needs to lazily explain what the story is. it's not hard to leave open questions(as in plotholes which don't make a clever film) when it's a short film that just use the excuse of no time to let vague stories happen and label it as a "mystery". the writing is literally monster, solution, characters ignore solution, everybody dies and black screen. it's absurd how it's formulaic it is and people praise it when the story has the easiest solutions. pretty good film visually but the story in short films receive a backseat if this somehow received an award.
@@jacobhafar538 you probably remember it because of how vague the story of "monster is conflict, solution involves characters feeling vulnerable which makes audience feel vulnerable, characters win or lose doesn't matter" is. it's like birdbox. makes sense you prolly thought it came from creepypastas but doubt it. I imagine it's an older story before the internet was even a thing.
@@cygnuscraft9544 It actually is based on a creepypasta from r/nosleep. The name is "You’re Going to Notice a Woman in your Home, You Must Ignore Her." It even says so in the description of this video.
That was really intense and scary - really original and sooo relatable because we all know what it's like when someone tells you to try to ignore something unpleasant... trying to ignore it just makes you internalize your obsession with it
@@amarreezlan7131 Wow thank you for the clarification - I used to listen to creepypastas, but then the youtube algorithm doubled down on dark content and it all just got to be too much.
Am i the only one who saw this like an allegory for an abusive family member. How sometimes people just "ignore it" and refuse to talk about it to keep the peace, even if it hurts them? The dad especially choosing to brush it off, the mother and son being tired of it and wanting it done with, and the sister being most affected. Idk I could be crazy but that's how I read it.
@kat ,and you see what happened to the ones who didn't. Meaning she lived, she was looking at her brother while the brother was looking at the monster in the reflection. Hence him not ignoring it. 😂
I got serious "Fatal Attraction" vibes here: the father exuded a sense of guilt, while the mother was so closed off. The fact that this has happened before, as other posters have noted, spoke to the deep-seated problems that families will just ignore. Anyhow, this is first rate.
This is such an amazing concept! You would think it's easy being in this situation but not thinking about something is almost impossible when you're intentionally trying to do it. This movie gave me the feeling that it's a very simple concept and you would think it'd be boring seeing a family ignore something but seeing them struggle being fully aware that she will only leave by ignoring her gets me really nervous, great job!
It would be kinda okay it wasnt all touchy and shit,i can just prefer to eat my dinner blindfolded and listening to loud music for no reason at all you know ? I think that wouldnt trigger
My theory is that it's something the plagues the dad's family in particular since he seems to be the most familiar with it and everyone else keeps questioning him about it while he's the one who keeps reiterating how to beat it (ignore it). Maybe it's some kind of a curse or something. From the start I get the feeling it's been following them for a while
Very good way to think about what happens when you ignore mental illness, especially when people older than you tell you to just “ignore it” and act like everything is okay. Brilliant.
I can see it in another twist as well, a lot of mental illnesses including anxiety cause intrusive thoughts. Ultimately you have to acknowledge their presence and let them be there as you continue your life. But if you can’t completely just focusing it on ignoring it to the point that you lose track of living life (ex the family trying so hard to ignore to the point that they weren’t able to just try eating dinner normally with one another) and so get overwhelmed by the anxiety. It then feels like it’s eating you alive, like the lady attacking the family.
I dont know if I'm reading too much into it, but this works as a pretty solid metaphor for having someone with an untreated mental illness in your family. Where the monster is a metaphor for the illness, not the person themself. Everyone is so focused on trying to pretend it's fine that nobody actually addresses it until tensions build over, and it's a fight. Could just be my interpretation though
This has GOT to be one of the scariest ones I’ve seen! I’m just left wanting more! Please make more episodes of this story! The child actors in this are so good! They were literally scared to death!
Pretty sure there wont be more coming out because this is a loose adaptation of a creepypasta, if you wanna look at the original story you can find the name in the description!
5:11 THAT is the scariest part, because you can imagine all types of things the demon just did to her, and just the screams of pure terror (not horror) terror is absolutely insane
Man ya’ll got all the skills in the world and the acting chops. Everyone did a fantastic job man, I came from CoryxKenshin’s channel and nothing makes me happier to see a banger channel like this go from 600+ subs to almost 100k. You love to see it and it’s well deserved, shine on guys!
Wife had it coming. The husband had clearly explained to everyone how it worked. He even told her to just sit and eat. Literally just chill. She's like "nah, not only am I going to ignore your advice, I am going to get up, answer the phone AND directly address the entity". Instead of leaving her to die, the husband decide "nah, I'm going to get in there two, die for nothing, and leave my kids orphaned, instead of just finishing my dinner".
Reminds me of dreams I've had where something is very obviously not right, but no one else acknowledges that anything out of the ordinary is going on and it's absolutely maddening. Great short
@@johanaslavickova5970 everyone except dad, especially the boy and mother, not "ignoring it" at all and that is what lead to this conclusion. Horror movie always need this kind of kid right? Cliché plot aside, that boy did really good at convey us how tense he is despite his young age.
I don’t get scared by horror shorts anymore. I just don’t. It’s all been done before. But the suspense is absolutely immaculate in the video. It’s FANTASTIC
I kinda feel the same but only if I don't get invested in it (I don't know if it's the proper word in english for what I'm trying to say), but if I just focus on the film and the emotions of actors I can get scared just because of me getting deep into it
@@akire5122 ayo why the salt? He just meant it'd be worse if the dad didn't tell them because its literally impossible to ignore that woman unless you already know of her presence.
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Dam good..like n love brother 👍❤️
Sorry but compared to today's horror films these are amazing 👏 the movie industries are fucking awful same shit new day where as this is just a gem if this was a full movie and hit dvds and cinema I'd be going to see it in a heart beat love horror films
Cory just made a video on this!
Ay yo just found you thanks to coryxkenshin
Bet.
I love how the family did everything except ignore it.
Natural selection
Dumbass kids
I don't blame the father, his stupid family got him killed
@@Lex-js5su 😂😂😂😂
When you got relive by reading this funny comments is justtt
A good strategy would be to start an argument with each other, you're not scared when you're angry
If I were sitting there as an older sister, I would take the opportunity to announce that I'm gay, see what argument that sparks 😂
Or if everyone just concentrated on their phones.
Yea
@@ishotmyboss that wont work because if her reflection shows up they all would be dead.
@@Mike-fo7ihor soccer 😂
this could easily be turned into a comedy if they all did a really good job ignoring her
A Japanese Manga with this concept exists, it's called Mieruko-chan
@@emayarikami3873they have a anime for it! It’s very good
@@theamazingmiaowmiaowpeanut3714name?
@@emayarikami3873btw, if she's their mom and wife, why is he hurting them? How did she became monster?😅
I just imagined the daddy running to his wife behind dark girl shouting out jokes and singing songs
When your house is haunted, you always turn on all the lights like normal people
Harder ignore something you can clearly see
Omg thank you! I'm sick and tired of horror movies making all the houses so dark, even in the daylight. That's why I like older horror movies like Poltergeist. Everything was bright and well lit, but gradually darkened the worse things got. That's how you make the audience subconsciously feel an added sense of dread. Horror movies now just color correct everything or use 20 watt bulbs from the beginning and it's soooo lame.
@@cinema_chic some movies and series still give you chills like IT chapter 2 watched in theatre, and Hunting of Hill house was spine chilling.
@@satyajit-rout personally chapter 2 was weak compared to the first one. They really dropped the ball on the ending. Haunting of Hill House was good, but they didn't have the lighting all dark all the time like other movies. Plus it was a limited series, not a movie, so doesn't really apply.
When your house is haunted, just LEAVE!!!
I love how it opens with “don’t even think about her” and the entire time everybody is clearly thinking about her
Dumb as rock characters, classic
If I tell you to not think about a penguin strolling around on the moon in a space suit, what do you think about?
@@joshuagauss8179cocks
@@joshuagauss8179 if you tell me that penguin wont slaughter me in a horrible way if I ignire its ecistencd ill do my best to not think about it i bet you
@@connorgillispie7128Same
"Man, I hate it when grandma comes over."
Ahahah
'Just ignore her'
Are we thinking about the same book?
I was expecting one of two things:
1) The monster is just an aunt or a mother-in-law.
2) "Shut up, Meg."
That's the spin I was waiting for.
Everyone knows that the best thing to do in a haunted house is to keep it almost completely in the dark.
Ikr… so creepy and unrealistic
If youre trying to ignore something, shining a light on it is the last thing you want to do.
@@l-DrFizz-lAgree on that.😅
@@l-DrFizz-l Common they did everything to set the tone to be sacry, turn on the lights, play some music, go to the ocuch and watch some tv, why is every fucking light turned off?
He was trying to treat it like a wasp, ignore it or the second option is to waft it away with your hands
As a blind person with short term memory loss, this is easy win
youre such an icon
How are you typing this though
as a person in a state of coma i can easily ace this situation
As a person who is dead currently, this is too easy
A person on a coma lying in the background
Y’know, if you imagine the monster is just the grandmother who pissed that they ignore her so much, it suddenly makes a whole lot of sense.
Lmao
😂
Lol, I thought you meant "pissed" as in the one where we do our 'business' inside the toilet, and I was genuinely confused for a few minutes. 😂
It did have a toxic family member vibe NGL 🤣
@@qualwinters8784 urination from anger doss sound like something that would occur in one of my grandmother's "folksy" southern sayings 😅😅
Props to the sister in all this. Being that she was the one who was physically gripped and still told to “ignore”. I think it’s much harder to keep your cool if it can physically touch you as opposed to just being there.
Hmm i agree
Father and daughter deserve props for ignoring them. Mother and son on the other hand...
@@HomellAlcautor idk about mother but the son was kinda annoying idk why
problem is, the parents were so bad at controlling the mood. If parents arent scared, the kids will follow along
True, can't really ignore a physical sensation like that. She controlled her own hyperventilation like a champ.
The thing I find that makes these horror creatures truly terrifying is that they operate on rules. When something in horror is immortal, unstoppable, and seemingly everywhere it makes the characters struggle feel pointless, and their deaths inevitable, but when their are rules it gives the characters a scrap of hope to grab at desperately. That paired with the tension of seeing whether they can follow the rules and survive, is what makes Horror truly entertaining.
Perfect observation
Ghost : You know the rule and so do i.
100th Like.
the one missed call series (the japanese ones not the american remake which is shite) are great cause there are different rules in each film, so you never know whats coming next.
@@pichanao1069 ahahhaha
The boy and wife were absolutely determined to end in failure
The little girls acting was IMMACULATE it felt so natural
That was shit acting. Low standards?
Agreed, she should be proud.
For real she was annoying but the kid took the cake lol
no
Yes. Kudos to the kids.
The imagery with the parents having their backs to walls, and the children having their backs against the complete and deep darkness, is very striking to me.
i thought the same, but then i noticed that the father and the mother are facing the woman, in this case is easier for their children to ignore it if the woman isnt right in front of them
@@heloisaangeli8331ah. Well said. The parents are trying to look out for the kids.
@@heloisaangeli8331sitting next to the wall is still better I think because the kids could just look down while eating
@@craigiswise its hard to not look when smth is right in front of you, the kids almost turned around, to take a quick peak would be to easy, however, idk if i would still make everyone eat in the living room like that, i would try to do smth about it and not expose anyone, but we have no context of what is that woman and if it is attached to the house or the family, so yeah haha
@@heloisaangeli8331doesn’t matter one thing they do know is it will go away if they ignore it
Good metaphor for how ignoring family problems doesn't solve them, it just puts it off until it shows up again and again. And yelling at the problem doesn't solve it either.
It's not that deep pal 👍👍👍
@@KadenHartley There's this thing called themes kid.
Or maybe the opposite since not ignoring it got them all killed. If they would’ve listened and ignored the monster they all would still be alive.
if you ignore famoly problems they don't always go away, they sometimes scalate and many fathers end up killing the moms because jealousy, for example@@stephonmanny7555
@@KadenHartley Art is what the observer makes of it. Even if the director of this film didn't intend those themes, the fact that they were recognized means they exist. To make a really bad joke here, you can't just ignore such clever commentary on an issue.
I hate when kids dont listen to their parents and start pretending as if they are stupid
Exactly
Even the mom was using mom level IQ even though they have faced her before.
bro why tf everbody automatically becomes so dumb in a horror movie every time
Its easy to say when you're not the one experiencing it.
@@danksouravI read online somewhere that the characters in horror films may live in an alternative reality that horror films don't exist, therefore survival mechanism is non-existance to justify their dumbness. Kinda like in Walking Dead they don't call them zombie, they call them "walker"
I remember reading this story on nosleep and it actually got to me. It reminded me of all those family secrets and bad habits we ignore. If we address them, things blow up but nothing changes if we don't.
Yesss i was looking for someone to talk about this, I remember reading this too and it was creepy as all hell
Gave me nightmares trying to put myself in their shoes
Yeah!! I remember that story too!! Creeped me out completely!! Glad to see I'm not the only one
Story name?
Please do you remember which episode of nosleep it was?
Which story?
Thank you to all of the talented individuals who helped bring my story to life!
Wow u wrote that epic story!!
I did! Glad you enjoyed/remembered it!
Great cold open. I love this. I just finished writing my first horror short script, and have 4 of 5 roles cast. Getting excited. Lol. It won't be quite this good, though! Haha
this needs to be a full feature film!!
Hey Jeff I was wondering when you had time if we could chat I’m a growing writer to
What made this short so nerve-wracking (the good kind) is the family would have held out so much better if they could actually communicate and focus on each other. If instead of "ignoring it" the family agreed to pay very close attention to anything else, they might've made it. But they dropped subjects, they stressed each other out, left awkward silence, tried to detach themselves, etc. It wasn't so much that they couldn't ignore Her, but that they couldn't acknowledge each other to keep distracted.
fr they should have just talked oh dad this food taste good, i met a new friend today at school i would have made up bullshit jsut to talk about some they have clearly done this before so they know for a fact if you just ignore it will go away the kid is dumb hoenstly
Algebra would be the perfect way to do it. My first thought was that if I needed to ignore something, I would simply do something that demands full concentration like mathematics.
@@JuanTorres-gn2ssEXACTLY.so why now of all times the kid wants to be fucking dumb
If you were in that situation it would be extremely difficult to go by the rules especially as the parents. It's easy to watch and say what they should have done but in reality I doubt many people would do much better than the family in the clip. Once a person's fight or flight response comes fully into play, thinking even becomes hard.
@@MyXyle666 It didn’t seem like the first time this happened though. The dad was clearly prepared.
The real horror is living with parents that don't pay the light bill.
Why TF is it so dark?!
Maybe because the demon girl wants it dark? To stir fear and curiosity
😂😂
The confrontation between the mother and the monster alone made it great. The sound design, the sudden fight sounds and cut screams were all top tier.
The noise that thing made is so unsettling
@@apockypocky2345the monster was choking the mother
@@KANGZZZ.ok good, I thought the monster was ripping her to pieces then eating her
@@DiorNdiaye exactly
@@DiorNdiayecan also see the subtitles say "gail screams and CHOKES"
It's always comforting to know when someone dies to a ghost, they can return the favor because now they're in the same realm. Imagine haunting someone and then they die and you're just staring at each other like "Well, this is awkward"
pretty sure not how that works. also clearly that demon is not in a ghost realm....
You just taught me how to not be scared of ghosts anymore. And i'm almost 23. Good job.
*literally fucking kills an entire family*
"Oh shi- i mean.... Heyyyyyyyy... How are you doing? Long time no see? Huh?? Hehe...."
Exactly frr like ' hey what do you wanna do team up to get another one!?
@@0xxgodlyshadowxx015*Cracks knuckles with a vengeful intent* "long time... Your ass is gonna get beat for A LONG TIME"
Lessons I learnt:
1. Sometimes it's just too much to ignore. We need to find a solution, a firm solution instead of just trying to live with the problem.
2. Unity is strength. Better stay together in tough times. Don't try to escape. Just stay together. No matter what calls or anyone knocks at door.
3. A engaging conversation to divert their minds and keeping them busy could have been great idea to ignore and everyone needed to cooperate with each other.
4. Find a way to banish the spirit in your household through traditional means or alternative means.
Exhibit A of alternate banishing means: blast Justin Bieber music nonstop. No ghost will want to stay in a house where “Baby” is playing constantly, though this technique might drive the occupants insane as well lol
Puts on the earphone and go gaming in real time event.
Well the dad fuckin tried eh? Not his fault his family couldn't follow the most basic of instructions. He literally tried everything you said. I feel his pain
To go with your #3, I suggest singing!
I see this as a euphemism for trauma. The kids dont understand what's happening or why, and the adults aren't explaining it. The kids are obviously traumatized while the parents try to control the situation. Eventually, someone snaps, and it affects the entire family.
Moral - you can't ignore your trauma, it doesnt just go away, and if not dealt with, it will cripple your family unit.
Actually it does. As you live longer and form new memories, the "trauma" goes away. It's just like any life experience. However if you think there is something you have to "deal" with, that might well get you stuck in the past.
I think psychotherapists are coming around to agree with me here, as behavioral therapy seems to become more and psychoanalysis less popular.
Why are so many of these horror shorts on youtube actually WAY better than 99% of anything Hollywood has come up with, literally ever?
Most of the time it’s because they are made by people who are following their dreams instead of only wanting as much money as possible.
these people give a shit about what theyre doing, most of hollywood does not.
no cus really , movies aren’t scary anymore. sometimes they have some suspense, but in the end never really hitting me off my toes. and that being said people should watch these and then try n write scary movies or try and come up with something someone hasn’t 👍🏽
It is much,, much easier to write and pace a short movie than a feature length one.
@@MonstersArcade thats an excuse for lazy writers to not put in the effort, i wont have it.
The 2 kids are outstanding actors. Amazing performance.
it's an animation bro
Yeah because its real dude
Facts
@@user-qd4qd7wc3g how is it a animation
@@user-qd4qd7wc3g oh damn. You're like...a new kind dumb huh? What a Fascinating creature. Tell me, what's 1+1? I must know your answer
“ignore it”
*continues to aknowledge every second of it*
Frrr
not easy when you can feel and hear and see it
In curious as to how it killed the mom that sounded brutal
"A regular family tries to have dinner while trying to ignore the horror of living. Paying attention to it and protesting it destroys the family."
The entire family combined has room temperature IQ. Amazing.
Laughs in kelvin
Still much higher than average TH-cam iq.
Husband is actually smart
Wife is mindless😂😂 I mean "was" mindless
So what you mean is everyone but the dad has 0 iq lol
@@zainulabideen5490 and the little son as well
This needs to be a whole movie
Like frrr
Exactly my thoughts
As much as I agree with your enthusiasm, and agree that this filmmaker deserves to bring his work to a larger scale, the truth is that more often than not big hollywood productions ruin great ideas like this short.
Ikr
Same
an amazing metaphor for how families don’t acknowledge their deep seated issues, no matter how destructive they may be. very well executed
That's what I took from it
But acknowledging it and confronting it led to their deaths, so... I'm not sure what this story is trying to say 😆
@@watamatafoyu oh yeah true...
stop trying to be deep this is not a metaphor
just ignore it
youre reading too much into it
@@watamatafoyu maybe cause they ignored for so long causing it to get worse like a festering wound
If they ate in front of the TV or on their phones and tablets they wouldn't know it was in the house. 😂
Yea cuz you definitely wouldn’t notice it gripping your shoulder like thst
Given the OG Game Boy and wired landline, I assume this is meant to be the late 80s/early 90s.
Damn they should make this a full film with the kids in it. They did such a good job!
Absolutely. And it'll be a challenge to keep that horror till the end.
i don´t think this would work in a feature film, the short duration emphasizes the horror and helps with the narrative.
@@peter7354😮
Could you really tolerate a full length movie of three people being dumb as fuck and doing everything necessary to make sure the antagonist never goes away
No they really shouldn't, that's the point. Horrors these days are terrible because they turn five minutes ideas into full length pictures
Honestly, this is exactly what I tell to my kids whenever their grandmother (my mother-in-law) comes to live for a few days at our place. Real piece of work.
LOL
They will tell the same to their kids
@@babayagaartworks7357 Nah! Their mother learnt not to repeat what her mother did to her. My wife only lets her mother stay at our place because she's too nice for her own good. And I can't even talk her out of it 'cause I love her. Even the kids see that something is seriously wrong with the woman without me having to tell them anything about it. Which is why I said that I say the exact same thing: To ignore their nana. I don't go backbiting her, as she does a brilliant work showing how 'great' she is.
@@tumbleweed4026 Try talking with your wife about it, it's one thing to love her and being kind, but it's a nightmare to handle someone you don't want in your house. When the kids aren't around confront your mother in law about it and politely ask her to leave, or you can just ask her to fo, it's not like the kids are watching lol
ha ha ha ha
I love how all these movies have a family like: Let's just live here in this house with a evil entity and never leave.
In the original story on nosleep it was more like a curse which can be transferred to others by telling the story to them. Wait.... Its scarier now.
I mean in this economy if the rent per week is good I’ll take it
The entity infests the entire household not only the house. It will be seen in the car or on the road by them. It will also come with them should they transfer to another house. 🙄
In pretty much all haunting movies, it's the family that has the entity latched onto them, not the homes themselves.
@@deletekeysAnd its not like moving to a different house is cheap anyway 😅
Plot twist, its just the mother in law.
that makes it even scarier.
Now that’s a true nightmare right there
Bro this gave me nightmares
I love how they didn't even use light to light up the house and kept every room so dark that no one can see her. So smart
Someone said they probably did that to keep from seeing her.
I HAD to come here to drop some love after seeing this on SSS! I’ve never really seen this concept in a short horror film and it’s incredible! I would completely watch a full-length feature expanding on this. Great job, guys! Thank you for creating and sharing this with everyone. Looking forward to more. Hopefully?
Same
Yessss
Same
It reminds me of bird box
Yes this one gave me chills for real! Had to subscribe, I wanna see more .
Hey, not sure if you're going to see this but this is genuinely incredible, the only flaw is it didn't go on for longer. This concept is so interesting and creates such a fun and engaging plot. I haven't enjoyed a horror short like this in a while. If you ever do plan on it, this is an incredibly interesting and entertaining story I'd love to see where you take your next projects.
Much appreciated. The encouragement and kind words mean a lot :) I hope to make more very soon.
@@GrimoireHorror you should totally make an origin story to this monster!
@@GrimoireHorror I think you should do videos explaining your monster but not too much because the unknown is part of the Fear Factor but after like each short you can somewhat explain what the monster is or what there are doing or backstories I think that would be fun
@@toxictermination8931 this monster reminds me of blair witch because if you look at it you die, if you ignore it you survive
@@toxictermination8931 I'd love this see that. Would be very interesting. Such a cool concept.
I REALLY love your concept!!!! The idea of “just ignore it” is so commonplace for everything, immediately thought about bullying with kids and them being told to “just ignore them and they’ll stop” when that usually doesn’t work, perfectly captured the sense of dread around the concept. great job
I'm working in a daycare and I have a few kids who like to pick on a couple kids specifically. Every time those 2 kids come to me I tell them to ignore the other kids, but I make a point to tell them that they're not going to stop just because they're being ignored, but at the moment getting into a fight isn't worth it and it's going to end with everyone in trouble.
The second I hear or see the bully kids being mean I call them out and try to tell them that they need to stop and that they can't keep acting this way.
I was bullied a LOT in school because I was one of those weird kids that didn't like doing the popular stuff. So I know how those 2 kids are feeling and it sucks to know that when I talk to the parents of the bullies they don't really care. One of them the mom thinks that they're just a strong independent girl, the others' family think it's funny that the kids act that way because "back in my day, I'd get smacked". Then the other parent I'm friends with and she's horrified that her kids are acting this way and she knows they're better than this, they just do it because they don't want to be in daycare and the other bully kids think it's funny that a teacher's kids act that way. They also know that if they misbehave enough they can get kicked out of daycare.
It's like how children feel when there's trouble in the house and no one will let them talk about it.
Exactly.
Tell me abt it..
Almost like it's a metaphor
Your comment reminds me of a video by The Dark Somnium. It's called Tommy Taffy "The third parent." If you listen to it you, I'm going to say viewer discretion is advised as it portrays SA on children. He does a beautiful job with this story which describes abuse behind closed doors but is told from a scary story pov.
@@yokane77 Thank you, I will check it out. I haven't listened to the Dark Somnium in an age and I miss it.
Ah yes, the recipe of the main characters family in horror movies:
- the smart one trying to keep everything together
- the naive one that make all the bad decisions
- the brave one that usually dies early
- the stupid one that just can't obey a simple order
Emily is DEFINITELY the smart one. She not only was THE ONLY ONE WHO STOOD AT THE TABLE and only left to protect her younger brother, her only family left, but she also ACTUALLY IGNORED THE MONSTER. The way I would've reacted when that thing tapped my shoulder and she just focused on ignoring it
Who's the smart one
I mean, in the case there was just the smart dad and the 3 other dumbasses lol
the mom was clearly autistic ngl cause their is no way she TALKS TO IT, she just ignores the husband and just tells it to leave the family alone like it would listen its a M O N S T E R ofc not
And not a single one is smart enough to turn on the lights
As someone who has lived with anxiety and phobias all of my life, I find the concept of this film absolutely phenomenal. Making every conscious effort you can muster to ignore things like fears, phobias, and chronic pain, and pretending that you are not haunted by them every waking moment, does nothing but make you focus and fixate on it even more. And yet, fixating on it makes it stronger and gives it control over your life -- for some people, it destroys them. This film feels like all of that being acknowledged in horror form, even if that may not have been the creator's original intent.
The way I explain my anxiety is it’s like always hearing a horror movies bad guy song just before you see them. You always hear the music, expecting the jump scare but all you live with is the fear.
I hate how the entire point was to ignore it but when she went to the phone she tries talking directly to it. Then the Dad basically did the same thing.
i hope watching these does not add more phobias to your list
@@zitscx886 No, but thank you for your concern. I'm okay though, I'm not bothered by horror films.
Fear is an illusion
The noise it made when the mom decided to confront it sent chills down my spine. Whoever recorded that sound was a genius.
That ending made my whole body tense up. Respect.
it's so nice to see that cory is now in a position to shine the light on people who have talent well worth having others see. cant wait to see what the future holds for you and anyone else that works with you👍🏼
Very underrated comment
That's a big fat Fact😅
Which SSS
@@Devenish123 th-cam.com/video/Y2eE-h5Pc14/w-d-xo.html this one :)
@R3APER True Sk8 he hasn't reacted to this film
The scariest thing here is definitely not the monster, but a boy hearing his mother get brutally killed
By a monster
This is based off a creepypasta called “your going to notice a woman in your home, you must ignore her” go give it a listen it’s a classic. And has better pacing, although this is good
came from coryxkenshin’s vid
this is _wayyyy_ too well done. definitely movie theatre worthy
indeed
Same dude 💀
bro same. This channel is already at 7K
Samurai Together Strong
fax
it really is man, it really is
This is awesome! I would watch this if it were a full movie. Absolutely terrifying! Poor family. 😭
on meeeee
The daughter’s acting was really great! The fear she displayed was incredible believable, had me taking shaky breaths with her! It’s too bad humans just can’t help but be curious lol
This is the most realistic reaction ive seen in a horror movie
Give these kids medals. They’re amazing actors.
Agree. They are so good for a small indie film like dis
the ghost was real that's why
im way better tbh
nah they novice
I usually don't find these horror shorts very scary, but this one gave me the heebie geebies. The children were both outstanding. Mad respect for the director.
this story is stolen. it was on r/nosleep
Shiver me timbers 🥶
Yeah❤️🔥
What a lovely family, and what a lovely grandmother they have. I hope they live happily ever after.
Grandmother is kinda hot and young looking except for the demonic appearance I have to say.
@@Sir_Killsalot Smash
bwah ha ha
It baffles me how independent film makers can make such quality movies AND they're short films no less, on a shoestring budget and yet Hollywood with all its money and experience keep churning out unwatchable garbage. This movie scared the cream cheese out of me and I love the premise of "just ignore it." The best part is, you never get to find out why this is happening to this poor family or how it happened in the first place. I love it when the creep factor is turned up to 11. Awesome job, guys 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
A lot of the commenters slammed the family for reacting the way they did, but they acted like any normal person would in this situation. When you are scared for your life, it's hard to do the opposite of what your natural instincts are, which is to fight.
If it was me in this situation, depending on how much notice I had of this thing arriving, I would make my family take a quick acting sleeping pill. It's easy to ignore stuff when you're fast asleep.
crazy how hard it is to ignore your human instincts when something is clearly wrong
It's really not
Someone please send this to Coryxkenshin
Edit: well damn that’s a lot of likes🤣thanks💪🏾
yessir
Bets
Yaaaa someone
yuh
No problem coach someone already did
In my opinion, father is a brave man and specially mother is foolest , whole family died just of his mother instead of motivation their children they do wrong step !
The best kind of horror opens up hundreds of questions and answers none of them. This does exactly that right from the get-go. What is the woman? How many times has this happened? How do they know to “just ignore her”? The suspense is delicious
It's based on a much longer story where those things are explained kind of, though this is about as good as the story it's based on which tends to be a rare thing nowadays
@@goregoththedestroyer6317 was it originally a creepypasta? I remember listening to a very similar narration
what do you mean lol "how do they know to ignore her" isn't a compliment or adds to the suspense it's a plothole that gets thrown aside because it's a short film that needs to lazily explain what the story is. it's not hard to leave open questions(as in plotholes which don't make a clever film) when it's a short film that just use the excuse of no time to let vague stories happen and label it as a "mystery". the writing is literally monster, solution, characters ignore solution, everybody dies and black screen. it's absurd how it's formulaic it is and people praise it when the story has the easiest solutions. pretty good film visually but the story in short films receive a backseat if this somehow received an award.
@@jacobhafar538 you probably remember it because of how vague the story of "monster is conflict, solution involves characters feeling vulnerable which makes audience feel vulnerable, characters win or lose doesn't matter" is. it's like birdbox. makes sense you prolly thought it came from creepypastas but doubt it. I imagine it's an older story before the internet was even a thing.
@@cygnuscraft9544 It actually is based on a creepypasta from r/nosleep. The name is "You’re Going to Notice a Woman in your Home, You Must Ignore Her." It even says so in the description of this video.
The use of reflection in this is magnificent
That was really intense and scary - really original and sooo relatable because we all know what it's like when someone tells you to try to ignore something unpleasant... trying to ignore it just makes you internalize your obsession with it
That’s what happen to white people u don’t tend to following instructions even when your life depends on it
it’s not original, it’s from a creepypasta multiple years ago
@@amarreezlan7131 Wow thank you for the clarification - I used to listen to creepypastas, but then the youtube algorithm doubled down on dark content and it all just got to be too much.
Ooh!! I remember reading Creepypasta to sleep in my school days. Great memories. 😁
@@georgehicks4035 Yet somehow ignoring the unpleasant was the right thing to do here.
Am i the only one who saw this like an allegory for an abusive family member. How sometimes people just "ignore it" and refuse to talk about it to keep the peace, even if it hurts them? The dad especially choosing to brush it off, the mother and son being tired of it and wanting it done with, and the sister being most affected. Idk I could be crazy but that's how I read it.
I think it’s a great metaphor for how ignoring your problems doesn’t help at all.
They didn't ignore her though.
@kat ,and you see what happened to the ones who didn't. Meaning she lived, she was looking at her brother while the brother was looking at the monster in the reflection. Hence him not ignoring it. 😂
It's not.
What r u yapping about? They ded because they didn’t ignore her. The sister at the end was looking at her too
I take it as more of a metaphor for how everyone should ignore fascist propaganda, it can't do anything if people don't give it attention.
Ya'll are about to be blessed by the Shogun. Expect many more subscribers from the CoryxKenshin tribe! Great job and congratulations!
Yessirrrr
The samurai are about to blow this channel up!!!!
Yessss sir
Yup
Bruh. It's the Samurai tribe, not the CoryxKenshin tribe.
This little kid acted so well. I was mainly drawn to his actions/reactions, and I really do wish the best for him and his future as an actor
legit creepy and scary. needs a full length feature
I got serious "Fatal Attraction" vibes here: the father exuded a sense of guilt, while the mother was so closed off. The fact that this has happened before, as other posters have noted, spoke to the deep-seated problems that families will just ignore.
Anyhow, this is first rate.
Fatal Attraction? The Movie with Alex and Dan ?
Good insights!
@@h2oguy740 Yep!
Def think you're onto something esp cause at the end, maybe its just me but the spirit looks almost pregnant?
This is such an amazing concept! You would think it's easy being in this situation but not thinking about something is almost impossible when you're intentionally trying to do it. This movie gave me the feeling that it's a very simple concept and you would think it'd be boring seeing a family ignore something but seeing them struggle being fully aware that she will only leave by ignoring her gets me really nervous, great job!
It would be kinda okay it wasnt all touchy and shit,i can just prefer to eat my dinner blindfolded and listening to loud music for no reason at all you know ? I think that wouldnt trigger
@@bartu913 blindfolding yourself would mean not ignoring her and that would probably trigger her
Is sorta like what they tried to do with the Bye Bye Man.
They should start playing music instruments together or games or dancing. Really any activity that requires everyone's participation.
My theory is that it's something the plagues the dad's family in particular since he seems to be the most familiar with it and everyone else keeps questioning him about it while he's the one who keeps reiterating how to beat it (ignore it). Maybe it's some kind of a curse or something. From the start I get the feeling it's been following them for a while
THIS is how a good horror movie should be
Sooooo good. Really need a full version of this!!!
“Pretend she isn’t there”
*proceeds to explore and try to chat with the entity*
This is such a genius representation of how problems among the family festers when it's unspoken & unresolved
No.
Yes.
In what way? What's the context to even come to this conclusion?
@@scribbles1424they ignored the granma and now every time she comes she causes problems. I wouldn't call it genius though
@@Allan_Stoneseems like it’s actually conveying the opposite. Get over yourself btw
Very good way to think about what happens when you ignore mental illness, especially when people older than you tell you to just “ignore it” and act like everything is okay. Brilliant.
In the movie they all get slaughtered when they stop ignoring it? Do you think that message makes a lot of sense?
it's not that deep
@@Ultimatetroller0lmfao fr
@@Ultimatetroller0 it can be. Depends on the person
I can see it in another twist as well, a lot of mental illnesses including anxiety cause intrusive thoughts. Ultimately you have to acknowledge their presence and let them be there as you continue your life. But if you can’t completely just focusing it on ignoring it to the point that you lose track of living life (ex the family trying so hard to ignore to the point that they weren’t able to just try eating dinner normally with one another) and so get overwhelmed by the anxiety. It then feels like it’s eating you alive, like the lady attacking the family.
When your mother-in-law comes over.
I like this monster. It teaches people the value of "mind your business"!
Someone comes into your house uninvited and gropes you, you gonna mind your business? Couldn't be me 😂
The monster is all up in their business, what u mean
@@namelessvermillion8188 it’s a joke
@@najmaa3145 joke
@@taylanozdemir8616 a joke can sometimes not make sense
Ignoring your problems never work. that's the relatable lesson here
Wow you're so smart, you must be an English teacher
Yeah good luck facing that problem like the mother did 👍👍
@@Nemesis_678 I mean she faced it alone. who knows, maybe if they teamed up they could have fixed it
@@yasso222Nope that monster would fold all of them.
These actors are awesome. Even the children could act flawlessly
I dont know if I'm reading too much into it, but this works as a pretty solid metaphor for having someone with an untreated mental illness in your family. Where the monster is a metaphor for the illness, not the person themself. Everyone is so focused on trying to pretend it's fine that nobody actually addresses it until tensions build over, and it's a fight.
Could just be my interpretation though
This has GOT to be one of the scariest ones I’ve seen! I’m just left wanting more! Please make more episodes of this story! The child actors in this are so good! They were literally scared to death!
Pretty sure there wont be more coming out because this is a loose adaptation of a creepypasta, if you wanna look at the original story you can find the name in the description!
they all died wdym more episodes
@@leavemealone18438 lmao
This is scarier than most films created with huge budgets. Very well done. I was definitely on edge. Blankets pulled over me, in broad daylight too 😂
Bro I'm watching it at 1 am at night, think about me🙂
@@ANJALIGUPTA-wi8oi u Ok Xd
Im a 3AMer 😊
4 am wahhhh 😭
Same
Them walking past a perfectly flippable light switch pissed me off pretty bad
Nah fr why are we in darkness?! 😂😂
@@Kingjay06she probably turns it off
If you turn lights on everywhere, you aren't ignoring it.
One sentence horror is so good sometimes. „The woman is back“ gave me the chills already
5:11 THAT is the scariest part, because you can imagine all types of things the demon just did to her, and just the screams of pure terror (not horror) terror is absolutely insane
And the ghostly moans leading up to it
@@isabelm2963 fuck. that sounds like another shortfilm idea.
Probaly yanked her hair drag her in the basement broke her back arms legs twisting it then finally snapping her neck
@@znoctsprodz that acc made my stomach turn
And she yeeted the hell outta him
Man ya’ll got all the skills in the world and the acting chops. Everyone did a fantastic job man, I came from CoryxKenshin’s channel and nothing makes me happier to see a banger channel like this go from 600+ subs to almost 100k. You love to see it and it’s well deserved, shine on guys!
Me too
Wife had it coming. The husband had clearly explained to everyone how it worked. He even told her to just sit and eat. Literally just chill. She's like "nah, not only am I going to ignore your advice, I am going to get up, answer the phone AND directly address the entity". Instead of leaving her to die, the husband decide "nah, I'm going to get in there two, die for nothing, and leave my kids orphaned, instead of just finishing my dinner".
Wife was the dumbest one. Just a complete lack of emotional self control.
He was like, “nahhhh ittle be fine.”
Kids died too anyway 🤷🏻♀️
She could just answer the phone without acknowledging it
Classic stupid wives not listening to their husbands
One of my favorite horror shorts you can find on TH-cam. Well done.
Reminds me of dreams I've had where something is very obviously not right, but no one else acknowledges that anything out of the ordinary is going on and it's absolutely maddening. Great short
I hate those dreams!
I love how many different messages there are behind this simple and frankly, scary short film. Great work.
It’s also an allegory for the Biafra conflict
Agree
This family low key deserves all of this except the dad.
Why tho
@@johanaslavickova5970 everyone except dad, especially the boy and mother, not "ignoring it" at all and that is what lead to this conclusion. Horror movie always need this kind of kid right?
Cliché plot aside, that boy did really good at convey us how tense he is despite his young age.
I don't think the sister deserved it. She was trying to protect the little brother(who was being the dumbass)
Yes! Especially the annoying mom... She just had to nag the ghost
It was his ex
They should made a full film on this
This horror video is amazing! Glad Coryxkenshin brought it to our attention.
yes!
Yessir
I don’t get scared by horror shorts anymore. I just don’t. It’s all been done before. But the suspense is absolutely immaculate in the video. It’s FANTASTIC
I kinda feel the same but only if I don't get invested in it (I don't know if it's the proper word in english for what I'm trying to say), but if I just focus on the film and the emotions of actors I can get scared just because of me getting deep into it
Right i get invested about the plot how the villian looks how they kill and survive
IKR
when the creature did the same creepy run like in "Mama" I honestly laughed
Watch HERIDITARY
If you're told to ignore something it's the only thing your brain is gonna dwell on. The movie is a direct contradiction of itself and I love it
THIS PISSES ME OFF SM..THEY DID EVERYTHING BUT IGNORE HER
I don't need "the women" to make family dinners socially awkward, I do that just fine by myself.
As long as they all survive until dessert...
@@GrimoireHorror 😃
@@akire5122 bruh what, that will just make the situation even worse
@@akire5122 no, It will cause more panic for the rest of the family since they thought they got rid of her
@@akire5122 ayo why the salt? He just meant it'd be worse if the dad didn't tell them because its literally impossible to ignore that woman unless you already know of her presence.
This short film is by far the best I've seen. I can see this turning into a hit movie.
Prior experience with ignoring it working, yet they are utterly compelled to choose to fail...
the daughter's acting is incredible