Horror Encounters from The Cast & Director of The Last Ride (Part 2) [Eng subtitle - Press CC]
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- For part 2, we have Leon, another artist of TCP and Director of The Last Ride, Chongwu telling us their personal horror experiences
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Thank you for uploading all these stories. Really enjoyed listening to them while working. I had a somewhat similar experience in Kyoto Inari Jinja. I was hiking alone, up the secluded mountain behind the shrine and suddenly felt sick. I thought I was just low on sugar and had to head back down the mountain. I was dizzy with chills. On the way out my phone rang. It was a local call, unknown number. The freaky thing was- my phone was on flight mode( to save battery ), data roaming wasn't on, there was no wifi. Kiyotaki tunnel and the waterfall was really scary too. Despite all the creepy encounters it was a really enjoyable trip.
Can u please do more paranormal or ghostly encounters of people telling their storie or experiences!!!! I love ur channel it’s so fascinating!!!! And entertaining! I always watch ur vids when I want to be creeped out!!!
thank you for the support!
omg the director story of the bucket handprint, once again well done supernatural confessions and the team!!
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I experienced this first hand too. On the 7th day after my grandma passed, we saw 2 clear baby footprints in the rice bucket. And there were no baby in the house!
Thank you 🙏
This is good..superb
Thanks for watching
I thought I saw Jack Neo JR 🤣
Nice.
What was the Last ride abt? I dun rem got
5 Dec 2021
I think it's fair comment to say that the quality of Supernatural Confessions' eclectic menu of personal accounts of and encounters with the unexplained and the seemingly paranormal or even downright hair-raising do vary in quality and depth of intensity. This particular episode does rank among the more memorable and searching in my assessment. Thank you to all the featured participants here but I would like to direct a few queries specifically to Chong Wu please, director of "The Last Ride" :
i) The Pulau Tekong BMT incident. It's hardly the first such ghostly allegation on the islet. In fact a number of our military bases have their share of "I swear it's true bro, it really happened" assertions. But your narration of the bedframe knocking sounds and bed-shifting needs a bit more elaboration please. When your platoon sergeant made his regulatory lights-out round of checks on the very first night of your Basic Military Training, you were mightily relieved. Understandably so. Did it not occur to you to adjust your bed back into proper alignment? I take it that it was a double-decker. What of your other bunk mate (above/below you)? What was his response to the whole incident? Or did he sleep through it blissfully unawares? Surely for 12 weeks you must have mentioned your suspicions and first instincts to your fellow recruits. Their general reactions?
That your platoon sgt enquired of your particular bed situation the morning after and again on the very last day of BMT (revealing the last cohort recruit's frightful vision of an apparition at his bed's end) strikes me as being prudently wise. And responsible (reason being there are youngsters who might be susceptible to demonic possession). Clearly the waters are dark here. Was going to the toilet alone a hesitant notion for you? Especially in the middle of the deathly hour? I highlight this because back in my day at the old SAFTI (before its major facelift), I would on occasions when I stayed in needed to pee way past 12 midnight. My bunk was at the far end of the camp, next to the Sniper's "Syndicate Room". Beyond the perimeter fence were forested areas. I always went to the loo alone. Eerie all right but nothing untoward. But still....
ii) Did you even mention in passing the whole matter to your Platoon Cmdr during the mandatory recruit performance interview session(s)? If not, what do you surmise his reply would have been? The bigger curiosity here is of course that the SAF makes such a dignified spectacle of the blessing of our military camps (and OCS passing-out parades) with the presence of representatives of the ten officially recognised religious faiths here. If so, why do such unholy incidents keep recurring? Then again, the elite units among our armed services (Commandos, The S'pore Police Swat team etc) - one must wonder what they make of such uncontrollable forces. A commando afraid of the dark is a veritable joke. An ignominious insult. Your thoughts here? (And for good measure, what does Mindef / the Defence Minister have to say? Your guess is as good as mine).
Viewers, local and foreigners, do proffer your take here as well. There are available on YT videos of US Marines' / Police officers' accounts of terrifying brushes with spirits from the other dimension, especially when training in areas far away from bright city lights, in sacred American Indian burial grounds and deep into forested mountainous terrain / responding to distress calls in well-reputed haunted addresses, cemeteries etc (the one about Australian military Rangers finding, keeping and being afflicted by a child's doll hundreds of kilometres out in the wilderness is truly creepy). Check it out if you will.
It does make me wonder why some previously featured persons in this series do not respond to viewers' follow-up concerns. Surely it's a wasted opportunity? Thanks.
The last ride from what year movie?
So why didn't show the picture of the handprint?
Singapore is pretty good at producing horror movies. I enjoy watching them. Pretty good.
First incident sounds like an anxiety attack.
I wanna to know 3.15am link youtube please.
where is part 1?
here you go Adiputra th-cam.com/video/ks72ztG4U2o/w-d-xo.html
what is Leon's 3.15am channel name ? cause I can't seem to find it
i believe it is chong wu's 3:15am
@@Danny-en7ei thank u
i dunno about u guys but i saw a ghost walk in and walk out of frame @06:09
Anyone else heard a giggle at 13:33? 😶 was it the interviewer/crew or something else? 🙊
Yes..heard it too
Please tell me it's from post production
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replying to the concerns here on this post, it was the producer's laugh 😂
@@SupernaturalConfessions thank goodness 😂
Or it could plainly just be symptoms of low blood pressure.
20 cents Ang Pow? No wonder being haunted.
Your house haunted
3:10 7:40 Falling sick and vomitting doesnt mean met with supernatural , you're so young yet so superstitious
More than half the world's population believe in one or more god, how do you explain for their superstitious beliefs? It's all due to karma and past lives.
@@truth8307 I only mean falling sick and vomit that's all. People can Believe in a god but that does not mean there's ghost when you fall sick or vomit
@@unholydanger you don't understand their knowledge and logic so you call them superstitious or supernatural. At least they are not proven wrong or fake. Just telling you 1/2 the world's population even believe in prayers and a God that's even proven to be man-made.
Mistake to pronounce prayers as pray-ers. Should be praes, rhyming with pears. Was that taught in primary schools these days?