Y'know I'm kind of getting annoyed at people calling the Main Character dumb for acknowledging the creature- I mean you would too. He remains quiet, he listens to the tv, and was actually respectably brave when the monster was banging on the door, yet when you've got a monster right next to you, you'd probably slip up and stare. Amazing work
Yes! Fear of the unknown is a big play here. Even though we the audience see the monster, our protagonist doesn't. And the most realistic reaction is likely looking at it. It's not like you could just act along with the ominous TV message literally 30 seconds before the monster enters in. That's obviously super unrealistic. We're all human after all. We get curious.
Agreed, sometimes curiousity wins the best of us. He was in fear and an instict probably told him to look as he tries his best to avoid it pretending everything was fine, but in the end he accidentally stared at it before looking away, but it had caught him already.
How the heck could we win this game? I mean, the monster just keep look at the man so closed, it really wouldn't kill him if he just act like it isn't there? If it's true, I would pretend that I didn't see it, so I'll get up, turn the television off, go to the coach and sleep, so I will have a lullaby to closed my eyes. I'm pretty sure that the monster will kill me even if I play it perfectly, but I'm not sure
exactly! the hesitation to open the blinds a second time, him scrambling to find somewhere to go, the glances down when the eas mentions altered objects
Well done on this! I love that the Main Character actually listens to the warning instead of just ignoring it and hiding or running. Its a nice play on the situation and there is a lot of suspense when you see the main character shaking violently. Can't wait for you next video!
@@NuhashTheHash Simple. It's time. he didn't have enough time to prepare for whatever was coming. all he knows is the ominous message he saw from the tv. combined with the door breaking can really mess with your concentration.
I like how instead of just trying to avoid the Emergency Alert System, he is actually concerned for his own safety and listens to the instructions. True warrior!
I agree with all the positive comments everyone else is leaving on this - but on top of that, I actually found the monster reveal to be creepy as all hell! The size of the thing, the way it just hung there in front of him... I don't know, it just hit right for me. I guess I get immersed in stuff like this real fast, and it's easy for me to imagine how I'd feel if I had to sit still and act natural while that thing is hovering in front of me, but even then I think that speaks to the strengths of your presentation. Excellent stuff as always.
Ah yes, my greatest fear. A creepy disembodied voice coming from my television telling me that I’m in immediate danger in which I cannot control the circumstances. Love that.
I clicked this not expecting much but was pleasantly surprised at how good and downright scary this was. the constant building dread of what is out there is flawless. The only bad thing I can say is if you had not shown the monster and kept it in a 1st person view the entire time, it would have been a better end. Leave the design of whatever horror did all this too the imagination because the mind can come up with something much more scary without seeing the monster.
idk about that, if I don't know what it looks like its pretty hard to be scared of it for me. mainly because my mind isn't the greatest at making up designs and so it can't really imagine anything.
I will agree that you should hide the monster until the very end but not showing it at all doesn’t work on everyone and will end up wondering why they should be scared most times. My favorite horror movie is the Blair witch but a ton of people hate it as well.
Brimming with tension and atmosphere, handled with a subtle finesse. Beautifully captures the paranoid fears the imagination conjures up when thinking of EAS tones.
I live in the countryside, one of the most haunted forest in finland is very near my home. I've went there a couple of times. There's no animals in sight, no bird chirping or even mosquitos in summer. When i went there with my friends i drove trough the forest. I started smelling a strong metallic smell and looked on the road there were candles on the side of the road. I continued further and i saw someone moving on the road i stopped and it was some man. I asked him what was he doing and does he need a ride. He Said he's good and continued walking.
i love the amount of realism with the fact that he even started bouncing his leg because he was getting impatient or the way his facial expressions change whenever the second alarm went off
One of the worst fears to experience is the fear that something is horribly wrong. That somewhere out there, something *could* happen to you, but there's no guarantee. This is the fear of emergency alert systems. That tight, constricting anxiety that makes you want to run, but knowing that running could not help, the fear that things will never be the same, the fear that you aren't safe. That the comforts of home can't protect you. That the only thing you could do is to follow instructions, hide, and pray.
I always love how every emergency alert system horror story starts with a relatively ominous warning about something and gives you fairly basic to follow instructions. And then at the end the government or whatever took control of the government is basically telling everybody the entire nation and possibly world is screwed lol. It's not the most realistic take but it is certainly funny.
Do you know what I love the most about YOUR videos? How well you animate, and that you use realistic models, not TF2's ones. That's some love for art right there. Thank you very much!
@@martinnieva8484 Yeah. As much as I love TF2 it makes no sense to use the mercenaries in a creepypasta. They’re just not something anyone would associate with horror.
C'mon man, you did such an AMAZING job at keeping horror in a viewer until you showed the actual creature at the very end! The scariest thing is in our own imagination. You shouldn't have shown the creature especially when it's SFM. I felt pressure on my chest this whole video! And then that silly red head showed up, all the pressure immediately was put away by laughter. BUT it's still such a GREAT work really really really well done! I'm really happy I found your channel and I REALLY hope you will do more such animations! Or whatever you want, you have really cool ideas!
Honestly I was inspired by a lot of indie horror shorts I watched where they tend to show the monster for a few seconds at the end. I figured that if I didn't do it too, it might have been disappointing. Then again it's kind of difficult to come with an idea for a monster by yourself especially when you suck at modeling lol. I'll definitely keep that in mind for next time, thanks for the feedback!
You can tell when a horror is a good one, you can see how the background and story is told, and the sense of uncanny. It makes you think how you would feel/do in that kind of situation. I'm looking forward to seeing more
i absolutely love this, the suspense, smooth animation, the humanization of the main character (like pumping his fist when he lands the soda can in the trash) and just the looming sense of dread. keep up the good work!
The Half-Life 2 models are perfect for this. There is just something about their faces that makes you empathize with them significantly more than models from other video games.
It might be the fact that the faces are textured off of real people, removing the “uncanny valley” factor and making them more human because, well, they are
2:44 - "I'm honestly surprised you're still reading this lol" I was curious lmao But this is a great animation and it gave me the chills. I like how human you make these characters seem, even through text
I must say, this was a fantastic video. The suspense of what would happen was great and it only showed what happened from his perspective and helped illustrate how hopeless things might have been and the unknown of what was happening.
Every time the screen goes black, I see my own reflection, and I cannot help myself but wonder, was I the real monster all along? Great video as always bdw!
The most terrifying thing is, this is completely possible, although I'd like to think improbable. If highly advanced aliens, or perhaps monsters from another dimension, just decided to show up one day without warning, what could we really do about it?
I don't watch content like this, but you actually managed to get me to watch all of your videos! Animations are flawless, story is quite good and the atmosphere is unbelievably realistic! These contents are on another level, or another dimension i should say, nice work!
The ending could go differently for those who are blind or deaf. If you are blind, you can just, I don't know, do nothing I guess when it arrives. If you are deaf, continue to ignore it, while looking away, so then if it makes a sound, you cannot hear it therefore you can ignore it. Or if you've been gaming all night in the basement, it gets in, you never notice a thing.
man, i loved this so much, and the fact that overnight it had "taken over everything" is so scary to me, like it's only one and it managed to do this much damage in a single night and it's just.aaaaaaaa only thing i didn't really like about it is the ending, the monster is a good design yeah but i think it would've been better to not have it that up close, but as someone else said horror is subjective and to other people it being shown makes it terrifying
I love the idea of the eas stage, and combine it with the terror that this stage is at the door of your home, very good idea, in fact I would like to do animations right now :D
That was actually terrifying, I can hear my heart thumping, but it was amazing, the fact that the guy listened to the EAS instead of being stupid and trying to fight it, and the fact that he died just like most would, 10 out of 10 best horror animation.
What makes this effective is the lack of dialogue, background sounds, music, and limited visual perspectives (looking out a window at night). If the character had an inner monologue, it would have watered down the creepy factor. The monster design and how it just floated there was quite unsettling. Nicely done!
u dont get why there arent alot of likes on this video its amazing and I love the animation and intensity the video has honestly this is genuinely amazing
This is so good I don't understand the process of making these bye I'm amazed how you can get such detail emotional reactions out of the character models hey you can make them all feel so lifelike and relatable like the sound design and voice acting the little there is in these videos are always so good
Honestly, this story would have been way scarier if we never saw what it looked like. I kinda laughed when I saw it and it broke the immersion. Super cool atmosphere though!
2:42 that’s a blue ringed octopus on the hand of the person in the picture of the phone. when the eas alarm was talking about things with different textures, it was talking about things like that.
Good work man, it's hard to actually find people who still do sfm horror videos or horror vids at all that don't fall flat or plays into the plain old jump scarce tactic.
@@OfficialFrenchGovernment I personally believe that the bird box monster is rather a lovecraftian monster and humans simply kill themselves upon looking at it because they cannot comprehend infinity. but your opinion is your opinion and i respect that.
this channel is so Overrated. The animation and details are soo amazing, the narration, character designs, ambience, the face expressions are so well and amazingly done! and combined in to make an amazing story feel real. Amazing Job
2:44 fourth wall break lol. @tchad said “I’m honestly surprised you’re still reading this lol” Little treat to the viewers who took the time to pause the video at the perfect time before it cuts.
there were so many mistakes this guy made 1. didnt cover his windows, to add insult to injury he kept looking out of them 2. didnt barricade his door 3. didnt find a hiding place (hell, hiding under the bed wouldve been better than just standing there) 4. shouldve actually pretended that the monster didnt exist (thanks sebastian peep) theres probably more, just reply and i might add them
@@bucketbutters866 Agreed! I'd like to point out the tv in this scene. It's a small detail but I love it. he hears the monster roaming in. it is extremely dark. the only light is the thing he is focusing on. the tv. which has nothing on it. just a small bit of light. but he cant concentrate because of the atmosphere. The door being broken down from what he can only assume to be the monster, a small bit of light with nothing that would be able to distract your mind with, and the breathing of the monster. that would be hard to ignore. which is why I like that he got caught in the end. it's realistic. he just saw the ominous message from the tv which not even 10 seconds later "it" would come in. and when the door was banging he had so little time to find a place to hide before he even knew what to do.
he did pretend the monster wasnt there, he just screwed up and lost himself for a second, i know from experience that if you try to look at something without turning your head, you might eventually just lose yourself for a sec and start looking towards it dead on, which is probably what happened there
you could've also instead of finding a hiding spot, just have closed your eyes atleast and pretend your sleeping to atleast stay alive for a little longer than most
Dude! How do you only have 21k subs?! This is awesome! Keep up the good work, and this was an amazing SFM. I love the EAS Scenarios, they're so creepy, but so exciting too. Good job! Edit: wow 27k!! good job bro!
I don’t care about anything else in this video, this is the best thing that can happen to a man 0:30 Getting it in 1st try is an accomplishment, CHANGE MY MIND Im joking the entire vid is amazing(and fucking terrifying) great job
This has some weird Mandela Catalogue and Local 58 vibes to it, with weird extraordinary stuff, and alert to a whole continental state, man, can we get some sort of origin to this "invasion".
I love this, my one and only critique is showing the monster at the end, I feel that if the monster itself was never shown then it would have been more scary wondering what the monster is rather than knowing what it is. Aside from that one thing, great work, I love the life like actions that the main character does and I feel sympathetic for him.
I love how you gave him life in a way, he has to move up to drink his soda, when he looks his whole body moves, a lot of gmod animators make the character seem robotic, but your character moves naturally. My point is that this is really good
Thanks for the kind words! I considered trying a more simple animation style since this smooth one needs a looot of detail which I am not good enough yet to make
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No way you can't feel bad for the main character, he was just chillin drinking some coca cola.
he had been lied to :(
@@Codename_KayC not entirely bc he did acknowledge it was there
And he DIDNT RECYCLE IT
oh no....
something bad is about to happen to the main character
He is going to die
Y'know I'm kind of getting annoyed at people calling the Main Character dumb for acknowledging the creature- I mean you would too. He remains quiet, he listens to the tv, and was actually respectably brave when the monster was banging on the door, yet when you've got a monster right next to you, you'd probably slip up and stare. Amazing work
Yes! Fear of the unknown is a big play here. Even though we the audience see the monster, our protagonist doesn't. And the most realistic reaction is likely looking at it. It's not like you could just act along with the ominous TV message literally 30 seconds before the monster enters in. That's obviously super unrealistic. We're all human after all. We get curious.
Agreed, sometimes curiousity wins the best of us. He was in fear and an instict probably told him to look as he tries his best to avoid it pretending everything was fine, but in the end he accidentally stared at it before looking away, but it had caught him already.
@@HanabiSh1 we fear what we don’t know
How the heck could we win this game? I mean, the monster just keep look at the man so closed, it really wouldn't kill him if he just act like it isn't there?
If it's true, I would pretend that I didn't see it, so I'll get up, turn the television off, go to the coach and sleep, so I will have a lullaby to closed my eyes. I'm pretty sure that the monster will kill me even if I play it perfectly, but I'm not sure
@@HablaGino pretend you're sleep or at least hide somewhere instead of just standing in an open area.
I love the fact that he has a curious factor to where he can’t ignore and a paranoid factor just shows some of humanity’s features.
I mean I would be curious about this too.
Now…I might send someone else to look FOR me but…
I love the small interactions that actually feel human, attention to detail and taking time to animate will always amaze me.
exactly! the hesitation to open the blinds a second time, him scrambling to find somewhere to go, the glances down when the eas mentions altered objects
He even celebrates when he gets the Coca Cola into the bin first try. I do the same thing when I score it into the bin lol
@@uri_9158. that small, but important detail really makes this feel real
So true and people wonder why horror movie victims move so slow sometimes
Well, when he took the cola from fridge then he just started drinking it inatead of opening it
Imagine instead of sitting and letting the monster get in, you just assert dominance with a Source A-Pose
Better yet a ar 15
@@pz1007 Amen to that
@@Recklesphoenix amen brother
Personally a T pose would work better. It's pretty good for asserting dominance too.
furry detected: opinion ignored.
Well done on this! I love that the Main Character actually listens to the warning instead of just ignoring it and hiding or running. Its a nice play on the situation and there is a lot of suspense when you see the main character shaking violently. Can't wait for you next video!
agreed :)
Yeah but hes still dumb, like you were doing so good why did you take your eyes off of the tv?
@@NuhashTheHash Simple. It's time. he didn't have enough time to prepare for whatever was coming. all he knows is the ominous message he saw from the tv. combined with the door breaking can really mess with your concentration.
I just cuss at it.
@@sneezer8620 I would pretend that I'm sleeping
I like how instead of just trying to avoid the Emergency Alert System, he is actually concerned for his own safety and listens to the instructions. True warrior!
1:58 h-he closed the blinds back?
An actual smart creepypasta character?!
Real?!?
Is this actually happening!?? He’s actually…F-following the rules?!
And even though he was smart, he still died.
Miracles happen folks… A broken clock is destined to be right once a day.
The Thing had smart horror movie characters who still died.
I agree with all the positive comments everyone else is leaving on this - but on top of that, I actually found the monster reveal to be creepy as all hell! The size of the thing, the way it just hung there in front of him... I don't know, it just hit right for me. I guess I get immersed in stuff like this real fast, and it's easy for me to imagine how I'd feel if I had to sit still and act natural while that thing is hovering in front of me, but even then I think that speaks to the strengths of your presentation.
Excellent stuff as always.
Idk, might be the red texture making it look goofy as hell but it ain't that scary
@@bucketbutters866 It actually isn't that scary so i agree with you, but if it is in real life that's where it's actually scary.
@@bucketbutters866 “The goofy flying red skull”
How did it even fit in there without tearing through several door frames?
It looks very similar to another monster design ive seen from trevor henderson, probably just coincidence tho.
Ah yes, my greatest fear. A creepy disembodied voice coming from my television telling me that I’m in immediate danger in which I cannot control the circumstances. Love that.
bro is onto something
I clicked this not expecting much but was pleasantly surprised at how good and downright scary this was. the constant building dread of what is out there is flawless. The only bad thing I can say is if you had not shown the monster and kept it in a 1st person view the entire time, it would have been a better end. Leave the design of whatever horror did all this too the imagination because the mind can come up with something much more scary without seeing the monster.
Thank you so much! 🙏
idk about that, if I don't know what it looks like its pretty hard to be scared of it for me. mainly because my mind isn't the greatest at making up designs and so it can't really imagine anything.
I will agree that you should hide the monster until the very end but not showing it at all doesn’t work on everyone and will end up wondering why they should be scared most times.
My favorite horror movie is the Blair witch but a ton of people hate it as well.
@@shitanotosaurusi can see what you mean, but the concept and animation is still amazing
Not showing the monster is cliche and overused, same with "SIKE it was all a dream... DOUBLE SIKE that's not a dream"
Brimming with tension and atmosphere, handled with a subtle finesse. Beautifully captures the paranoid fears the imagination conjures up when thinking of EAS tones.
Like, y’know when you’re chilling and just hear that EAS alarm? It gives you that scary feeling
I live in the countryside, one of the most haunted forest in finland is very near my home. I've went there a couple of times. There's no animals in sight, no bird chirping or even mosquitos in summer. When i went there with my friends i drove trough the forest. I started smelling a strong metallic smell and looked on the road there were candles on the side of the road. I continued further and i saw someone moving on the road i stopped and it was some man. I asked him what was he doing and does he need a ride. He Said he's good and continued walking.
What kind of titanium balls are you carrying around to speak to that man AND offer him a ride?
@@loriscolles6502 Main character's
Radiation?
@@GeorgeSupremu There's no powerplants or anything that could cause radiation nearby
@@totallynotviceoranything still creepy
i love the amount of realism with the fact that he even started bouncing his leg because he was getting impatient or the way his facial expressions change whenever the second alarm went off
I get so hyped whenever you upload one of these lol
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One of the worst fears to experience is the fear that something is horribly wrong. That somewhere out there, something *could* happen to you, but there's no guarantee. This is the fear of emergency alert systems. That tight, constricting anxiety that makes you want to run, but knowing that running could not help, the fear that things will never be the same, the fear that you aren't safe. That the comforts of home can't protect you. That the only thing you could do is to follow instructions, hide, and pray.
I always love how every emergency alert system horror story starts with a relatively ominous warning about something and gives you fairly basic to follow instructions. And then at the end the government or whatever took control of the government is basically telling everybody the entire nation and possibly world is screwed lol. It's not the most realistic take but it is certainly funny.
Do you know what I love the most about YOUR videos? How well you animate, and that you use realistic models, not TF2's ones. That's some love for art right there. Thank you very much!
These models are from Half-Life 2
@@Stongg Yes, I'm aware!
Yeah, tf2 is supposed to be cartoony.
@@vreikezen8268 yes, those models suck so much for these videos!
@@martinnieva8484 Yeah. As much as I love TF2 it makes no sense to use the mercenaries in a creepypasta. They’re just not something anyone would associate with horror.
C'mon man, you did such an AMAZING job at keeping horror in a viewer until you showed the actual creature at the very end! The scariest thing is in our own imagination. You shouldn't have shown the creature especially when it's SFM. I felt pressure on my chest this whole video! And then that silly red head showed up, all the pressure immediately was put away by laughter.
BUT it's still such a GREAT work really really really well done! I'm really happy I found your channel and I REALLY hope you will do more such animations! Or whatever you want, you have really cool ideas!
That's probably a fault with the creepypasta. Not the animator.
Honestly I was inspired by a lot of indie horror shorts I watched where they tend to show the monster for a few seconds at the end. I figured that if I didn't do it too, it might have been disappointing. Then again it's kind of difficult to come with an idea for a monster by yourself especially when you suck at modeling lol. I'll definitely keep that in mind for next time, thanks for the feedback!
@@Surkee I think it'd have been a good idea to show the thing, but vaguely, like unfocused or something like that!
@@Surkee I really love your style of animating. I enjoy these animations a lot. My favorite is the trapped in a bathroom one!
@@martinnieva8484 he did, when the guy watched out the curtains and behind him while looking in the fridge
You can tell when a horror is a good one, you can see how the background and story is told, and the sense of uncanny. It makes you think how you would feel/do in that kind of situation. I'm looking forward to seeing more
i absolutely love this, the suspense, smooth animation, the humanization of the main character (like pumping his fist when he lands the soda can in the trash) and just the looming sense of dread. keep up the good work!
you deserve a bigger audience these are so fun to watch I'm over here falling off my damn seat lmaoo
Thank you!
@@Surkee bro you should be pulling in millions of views with vids like these the amount of detail I'd amazing
The Half-Life 2 models are perfect for this. There is just something about their faces that makes you empathize with them significantly more than models from other video games.
It might be the fact that the faces are textured off of real people, removing the “uncanny valley” factor and making them more human because, well, they are
@@theclockman775also source was made with facial expression in mind, none of that auto generated bethesda crap
no?
@@MaxwellDST 🤓
@@berchead12 are you just not allowed to not like citizens more over other game characters? but this is a hl2 fan im talking with
im at a loss for words to how scary this was, until the big red skull showed up. nice SFM! please continue making more!
2:44 - "I'm honestly surprised you're still reading this lol"
I was curious lmao
But this is a great animation and it gave me the chills. I like how human you make these characters seem, even through text
no way was that the fridau nitge fulincer dude
@@toastedprocastinator nah it was the guy from the new fortnite update
I must say, this was a fantastic video. The suspense of what would happen was great and it only showed what happened from his perspective and helped illustrate how hopeless things might have been and the unknown of what was happening.
Why did I not get freaked out until I saw that octopus post @ 2:42?
That's a blue ringed octopus, one of the most venomous creatures on the planet
holy shit your right, two years later.
I'm surprised with how great this actually is, the fiction and specially the animation are creepy as heck! I love it, well done
These are good, thank you for putting your time into this
Every time the screen goes black, I see my own reflection, and I cannot help myself but wonder, was I the real monster all along? Great video as always bdw!
Bro what 😭😭
That sounds like something a pokemon npc would say
Against my will I stand beside my own reflection (my own reflection)
so much tension and not a single jumpscare, truly brilliant
Jesus Christ, this is probably one of the scariest things I’ve watched in a very long time. Im impressed! You did an amazing job working on this
Finally a smart protagonist I’ll be sure to keep up with your other stuff
The most terrifying thing is, this is completely possible, although I'd like to think improbable. If highly advanced aliens, or perhaps monsters from another dimension, just decided to show up one day without warning, what could we really do about it?
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Man, I love anomalies! That was done on a S+++ level, as always!
I don't watch content like this, but you actually managed to get me to watch all of your videos!
Animations are flawless, story is quite good and the atmosphere is unbelievably realistic!
These contents are on another level, or another dimension i should say, nice work!
The ending could go differently for those who are blind or deaf.
If you are blind, you can just, I don't know, do nothing I guess when it arrives.
If you are deaf, continue to ignore it, while looking away, so then if it makes a sound, you cannot hear it therefore you can ignore it.
Or if you've been gaming all night in the basement, it gets in, you never notice a thing.
man, i loved this so much, and the fact that overnight it had "taken over everything" is so scary to me, like it's only one and it managed to do this much damage in a single night and it's just.aaaaaaaa
only thing i didn't really like about it is the ending, the monster is a good design yeah but i think it would've been better to not have it that up close, but as someone else said horror is subjective and to other people it being shown makes it terrifying
I love the idea of the eas stage, and combine it with the terror that this stage is at the door of your home, very good idea, in fact I would like to do animations right now :D
I was very invested into this, and now I feel like wanting for more.
*_Man, well done!_*
That was actually terrifying, I can hear my heart thumping, but it was amazing, the fact that the guy listened to the EAS instead of being stupid and trying to fight it, and the fact that he died just like most would, 10 out of 10 best horror animation.
What makes this effective is the lack of dialogue, background sounds, music, and limited visual perspectives (looking out a window at night). If the character had an inner monologue, it would have watered down the creepy factor. The monster design and how it just floated there was quite unsettling. Nicely done!
Dude you really are good at this, makes long time since i ever saw something related to Gmod or SFM as well.
u dont get why there arent alot of likes on this video its amazing and I love the animation and intensity the video has
honestly this is genuinely amazing
I wish there were more people like u that would make videos like this. SFM horror vids are genuinely amazing.
This is so good I don't understand the process of making these bye I'm amazed how you can get such detail emotional reactions out of the character models hey you can make them all feel so lifelike and relatable like the sound design and voice acting the little there is in these videos are always so good
Whelp, you did it again, you made _another_ *awesome* animated video. Smooth animations and nice creepy atmosphere, these are always worth the wait!
Thanks friend!
Feels very natural, the direction and camerawork are wonderful. Amazing.
Honestly, this story would have been way scarier if we never saw what it looked like. I kinda laughed when I saw it and it broke the immersion. Super cool atmosphere though!
2:42 that’s a blue ringed octopus on the hand of the person in the picture of the phone. when the eas alarm was talking about things with different textures, it was talking about things like that.
Wait but that's a living creature and not an object
dude, i love how you make your animations, i am trying to do some myself, seeing the ones you make inspires me
Good work man, it's hard to actually find people who still do sfm horror videos or horror vids at all that don't fall flat or plays into the plain old jump scarce tactic.
One of the best sfm horror videos i'v ever watch keep up the good work dude
Love it! Only real complaint is that the monster at the end was somewhat goofy. Thr atmosphere was especially well done.
I think it would of added to the horror if it just didn't ever even show the monster
@@CRT_YT kinda like bird box.
@@jebori there is no monster in bird box, the outside is the MONSTER itself
@@OfficialFrenchGovernment I personally believe that the bird box monster is rather a lovecraftian monster and humans simply kill themselves upon looking at it because they cannot comprehend infinity. but your opinion is your opinion and i respect that.
@@jeboriThat’s literally what it is.
I absolutely love these videos! Look forward to your next one.
this channel is so Overrated. The animation and details are soo amazing, the narration, character designs, ambience, the face expressions are so well and amazingly done! and combined in to make an amazing story feel real. Amazing Job
Havent been around for that long butt i love these stories and i'm watching it right now lol.
i love how this animation has no commentary it really brings out the true horror
The fact that he used scp-939 groaning Ambience is just fitting so well
I love in this video because the people we're talking about the incident, because it wasn't only at. Him it was to everyone.
This is actually pretty scary for an sfm animation. Very well executed.
Another video from the best creepypasta youtuber, will save this one for a friday night.
I recently watched the one with Jeremy and the time loop, and it was really good. This one should be too!
This the second video of yours ive watched and i cant get over the smoothness of the animation
the attention to detail about the fact that the main character didn't survive to tell the story is amazing
even if it is accidental it's amazing
2:44 fourth wall break lol. @tchad said “I’m honestly surprised you’re still reading this lol”
Little treat to the viewers who took the time to pause the video at the perfect time before it cuts.
there were so many mistakes this guy made
1. didnt cover his windows, to add insult to injury he kept looking out of them
2. didnt barricade his door
3. didnt find a hiding place (hell, hiding under the bed wouldve been better than just standing there)
4. shouldve actually pretended that the monster didnt exist (thanks sebastian peep)
theres probably more, just reply and i might add them
Trying to pretend that there isn't a random floating red skull next to you would be extremely difficult to do
@@bucketbutters866 Agreed! I'd like to point out the tv in this scene. It's a small detail but I love it. he hears the monster roaming in. it is extremely dark. the only light is the thing he is focusing on. the tv. which has nothing on it. just a small bit of light. but he cant concentrate because of the atmosphere. The door being broken down from what he can only assume to be the monster, a small bit of light with nothing that would be able to distract your mind with, and the breathing of the monster. that would be hard to ignore. which is why I like that he got caught in the end. it's realistic. he just saw the ominous message from the tv which not even 10 seconds later "it" would come in. and when the door was banging he had so little time to find a place to hide before he even knew what to do.
he did pretend the monster wasnt there, he just screwed up and lost himself for a second, i know from experience that if you try to look at something without turning your head, you might eventually just lose yourself for a sec and start looking towards it dead on, which is probably what happened there
you could've also instead of finding a hiding spot, just have closed your eyes atleast and pretend your sleeping to atleast stay alive for a little longer than most
@@NoobGaming-op3ob good idea
the was the longest 9 and a half minutes of my life.
*thank you.*
I feel so bad for this guy, he feels like someone I could chill with
Dude! How do you only have 21k subs?! This is awesome! Keep up the good work, and this was an amazing SFM. I love the EAS Scenarios, they're so creepy, but so exciting too. Good job! Edit: wow 27k!! good job bro!
Truly a "Curiosity killed the cat" moment of all time.
I love these, please never stop making these.
I didn’t know it was possible to make such fluid subtle shaking and eye twitching movements in source
Holy crap this one was well put together! These animatio ns and sounds are so realistic and immersive! Bravo man
I don’t care about anything else in this video, this is the best thing that can happen to a man 0:30
Getting it in 1st try is an accomplishment, CHANGE MY MIND
Im joking the entire vid is amazing(and fucking terrifying) great job
your videos are the most traumatizing thing iv'e ever seen. literally scarier than any horror move
NICE I love these SFM horror stories I wish people made more of these.
3rd video in a row. I've found another gem in the rough. Keep it up bro this is is class ^^
SHORT HORSE 8:58 i don't really get scared by horror movies because i know that the main character has plot armour but this was different
Imagine sleeping through the scenario :p Still good though! Wish there were more animated EAS scenarios like this!
"SFM Creepy". I agree. that program scares me
Great video! but i noticed you can see the shirt clipping in the fridge at 3:13 other than that this video was really good. Keep up the work bro
Lol yeah you're right. Thanks!!
This was very well made, congratulations!
This has some weird Mandela Catalogue and Local 58 vibes to it, with weird extraordinary stuff, and alert to a whole continental state, man, can we get some sort of origin to this "invasion".
i just found your channel, amazing how you create tension, keep up the good work
Poor dude I actually kinda feel bad for him.
He definitely didn't deserve the brutal fate he received.
That was terrible
The quality of these keeps improving! Keep it up dude!
"Pretend it isn't there'
Aight hold on, lemme load up boneworks real quick
this stuff is actually half horrifying, I love it. keep up the good work
ayo huge thanks to the camera man for filming this
Just happened to stumble into these videos. Can’t stop watching. Excellent work . 5 ⭐️’s.
I love this, my one and only critique is showing the monster at the end, I feel that if the monster itself was never shown then it would have been more scary wondering what the monster is rather than knowing what it is. Aside from that one thing, great work, I love the life like actions that the main character does and I feel sympathetic for him.
Surprised how entertaining it was. And I’m hard as hell to please.
Well done 👍
8:58 The monster gives me long horse Trevor Henderson vibes
Monster is not your friend
My ass would've been pretending to be sleeping under the covers as opposed to sitting up watching static.
8:57
My mom when i accidentally swear
why is it a goat skull but why is it color red?
Imagine if gordon was the monster. Anyways nice work dude, keep making videos like this.
9:11 top 10 saddest SFM deaths and of course a perfect cut scream
Convenient
Really good, I didnt even notice that this citizen model had seperate fingers because the movement was so natural
I love how you gave him life in a way, he has to move up to drink his soda, when he looks his whole body moves, a lot of gmod animators make the character seem robotic, but your character moves naturally.
My point is that this is really good
Thanks for the kind words! I considered trying a more simple animation style since this smooth one needs a looot of detail which I am not good enough yet to make
@@Surkee You have a lot of skill, I could definitely see you becoming popular