I assumed that he found an abandoned/neglected house in Japan and got permission from the owners/landlord to film there. The fact that he made this all himself is amazing.
Ur here thx to mark, and ur comment appears in the most populars (despite only having 6 likes) cuz ur famous and have the verification badge. That's not fair )-: but I'm not mad with u cuz it's not ur fault
@@aferdeath9320 cuz I want to sensitize people about this topic: channels that are already famous (thus they don't need further visibility) gets a spotlight in the comment section, one of the few places where non-famous channels can get a bit of visibility. Verified channels' comments would get many likes anyway, because of their fans, but still youtube puts them in the first places even when they have just been posted and still have few likes )-:
The calm demeanor of the narrator kept me more anxious The way he simply turned raised my anxiety The way he went back to each room, a subtle change every so often The way that he presented this as such a normal thing made me fearful 10/10 someone make this man a horror movie director
It's the subtleties and the fact that you're paying attention to everything due to the ever building fear, I believe. If everything creates fear, then it slowly compounds, as opposed to a sharp spike with something like a jumpscare. When there's no time to let down fear, and you're expecting more, it's a lot more scary than normal. In other words, it's a mix of anticipation and never letting fear dissipate or go down, so it always builds and multiplies itself around every corner.
This has very strong Silent Hill energy, the way the build up is slowly layered and layered until it registers something isnt right. Absolutely amazing
Whoever made this house walk through is an absolute genius. I hated every second of it. The fact that the subtitles and even the rooms kept repeating made me think this was some sort of purgatory or hell. The dilapidation and grime being caked on everything. The frames of the walls giving off rusty/bloody appearance, reminding me of Silent Hill shit. The fact that you can't even sometimes see 3 feet in front and that anything could be anything. And subtle undertones that any red thing could either be cloth or viscera. The straight up suffocating rooms. Then we go to the changes later in the video... fucking hell that grandma and grandpa moments were top tier, grandma was more subtle and its not really something that the camera focuses on and you just NOTICE it with the "Grandmother is here." And finally the last phase, really drives home the point that this is some sort of hell. And we see that the grandchild is actually dead (this is what I saw atleast), implying this is years and years after they all died in the typhoon and that *something* else is recording. Conclusion: FUCKING SCARY, I LOVE IT BUT ALSO HATE IT
@Stout Protagonist god yeah. When I first watched this, for a solid while I just felt like this video was a representation of pure grief. The way it ensnares you, looping you through the painful thoughts over and over and over, always getting worse and worse and worse until finally you realize you have to just sleep, that you can't keep trying to push further down to see the light at the end, that you just have to try and ignore the pain until it runs it's course in the background because otherwise it'll completely consume you... fuck, man
@@Chom-Chom it's just P.T. - the video. Once the idea gets clear, it's not that scary. They probably don't even have the rats in there that the text keeps mentioning.
@@JIAroJIy4 it using the same concept that PT used doesn't make it any less scary, the execution of it was really well done, the concept of looping halls/rooms is scary in and of itself since it means you're just perpetually stuck there and I don't see how rats are related to the horror factor... unless you're scared of rats
@@RorysHappyHouse and now we have Silent Hill 2 remake developed by Bloober which is know for such Amaaazing hits like Layers of Fear, The Blair Witch, and The Medium 😬
I recently remembered this video and how masterful it creates the atmosphere of steady decay and almost a continuous spiral deeper into death. You're not being told what happened, because the narrator themselves can't fully make sense of it. It must be an awful experience, to be stuck in your destroyed home, reliving the terror of the typhoon over and over while death - your family's, yours - surrounds you and traps you.
"A typhoon is in japan." "No one's been in this room in a very long time." Yeah, the backstory to this would definitely be this guy died in his sleep to the typhoon, and his afterlife version of his house slowly degraded as he was doomed to forever walk the longest hall.
And just like a typhoon, his hallway rotates in circles of all things destructive in a never ending cyclone. Mentions of ancestors and pictures of family in this rotting house depicts the never ending cycle of generational curses. This truly is a beauty
This is one of my all time favorite horror shorts on TH-cam. The first time I watched it, it genuinely unsettled me. And the amount of work that went into making it is equally impressive!
I haven't scrolled through the years of comments, but I feel not enough attention is brought to the hair. The more I watch this video the more times it appears. It's very unsettling, it feels like something else is ligering around the home with the narrator and following them, maybe even something besides the grandparents. Legitimately great work, so glad I was introduced to it by two weirdos on some Creepy Cast.
yeah but like does no one think that this is real... im not one of those people, but this video is very unsettling. Dont get me wrong its a great video but i feel as if this video is deeper than what we think it is
I can't believe one of the only video I haven't watched from these two is actually talking about this. The title wasn't really appealing and I was keeping it for later since its a creep tv and not reading (hunters impersonations help me sleep 😄) and I'm so glad I experienced the original video before. Can't wait to see their reaction. Thank you very much for this comment!
This is the kind of horror that I love. It lures you in, youre unsettled but it doesn't feel forced. I didn't even realize where it was going until it got there. There aren't any cheap jumpscares, and it makes you feel true fear and uncertainness of what's coming next. Kudos for the most legit horror video ive seen in a while.
Can we talk about the sound design in this? The ambient sound is so good, and there's a few moments where a particularly gruesome image is accompanied by a particularly loud creak which sounds natural but does a great job of highlighting the scariness.
I am so sad that i have discovered this account so late in the years. If this comment does find you however. I see your effort and hard work! All of the thought, detail, and time that you put into these works of art, absolutely beautifully done! Horror that has been created by hand has an irreplaceable value to it. Although people have tried to replicate it with computers it will never compare to the passion and human emotion that comes from creating something with your bare hands. I hope from the bottom of my heart you have not stopped creating. I could rewatch your videos on repeat and point out something new and special every time. Thankyou for puting your heart and mind into these peices i hope i can see more work from you some day in the future. Thankyou!
@Ana "My formula for greatness in a human being is amor fati; that one wants nothing to be different, not forward, not backward, not in all eternity. Not merely bear what is necessary, still less conceal it... but love it." Nietszche
“There is a TYPHOON in Japan” Define “Typhoon”: A tropical storm in the region of the Indian or west pacific oceans. The narrator references that the wind woke them up. They go through this home, which looks like it has been hit by a terrible disaster, and been left to rot. And as they go, it gets worse. More distorted, with each repeat, eventually they come to a room, and say “Grandmother is here” showing a strange rendition of what seems to be a person. The repeat this for “grandfather” who is in the bath. The narrator eventually returns to their room. It seems fairly clear to me, and most people who have seen it. In August 2016, a Typhoon hit Japan. Typhoon Mindulle. The video was posted in October, 2016. Another interesting fact, Typhoon Mindulle had 3, Three, casualties. There are three characters in this art piece by PiroPito. And that is likely no coincidence. This house tour is purgatory. A spirit walking through their home after the storm, where they and their family died. After the have shown us their home, the place they lived, the place they cherished, they return to their bed, and go to sleep, one final time.
They also listen to sutra. Which is common in Buddhist and Hindu religions of important verses. Meaning he probably lives in a Buddhist family, which is a prominent religion in Japan. If he did pass on, he had died, and as Buddhists believe if those deceased are not given a proper burial, they will wander the place of their death as spirits for all eternity. Similar to what’s going on in this video
This will forever be one of the best horror video uploaded on TH-cam and will be an important part of TH-cam horror history and will forever be honored with respect.
@@ZaGamerOG damn I wouldn't consider this all ages content but whatever floats your boat I guess lmao. Dang now i remember when i was around your age and I saw the username 666 thing. I'm 15 now. How time flies.
Love the subtle changes with every lap around the house. This is some wonderfully filmed horror, anxiety inducing without relying on tacky jump-scares. “This is the longest hallway in my house” really gives me House of leaves X Silent hill vibes. Really diggin it.
Really well done when it comes to hiding the cuts. The lighting and exposure are the real MVP when it comes to making this look like a 'one-take'. I really like this.
This is just so crazy to sit through. We walk down these seemingly endless hallways with constantly changing environments and the silence is practically deafening with the only actual sounds in this entire video are connected to the home. It’s rare to find suspenseful horror that can utilize simple sounds in a environment to its advantage and not have to rely on jump scares, loud music scores or even a monster to be considered horrifying to an audience. It’s just so haunting to think about.
The closest thing to a jumpscare is how aggressively he opens the fusuma door. Or it at least sounds aggressive against the other ambient sounds in the house. This is just excellence.
Level one looks intense! Shouldve looted grammas body for a weapon though... looks like youre gonna need one when the first mini boss breaks through the ceiling.
Yeah, when that damn rat falls through the ceiling it scared me shitless. How could I not expect that after all that foreshadowing about the rat nest in the ceiling?
One thing I like is how the camera doesn't move like the camera-person's walking, more like they're limping or shuffling. Makes everything feel more disorienting and strange, which is really cool
I watched this video at night.... When I saw the inscription "grandma is here", everything in my stomach shrank to the size of an atom, I was very nervous while watching. Legendary guy
@@despacitodaniel801 i actually need to move house very soon. fortunately i live in Ireland and don't feel like travelling across oceans to live in the house from PT/Resident Evil 7. maybe you could find an arsonist who needs a place.
If I was teaching a film class I'd show this to the students. This is truly a masterpiece and I hope one day we can see a feature length film made by you. Keep up the amazing work.
Nice pad, man. Might want to get some new tatami pads, though; they look terribly damaged. Maybe get a roof-repair-crew out here, too; can’t have a leaky roof, man, it might damage the wallpaper. About your minor rat and insect problem? See, I know this guy called Billy, he’s an exterminator. Has a whole show and everything! Anyways, if you want those rats and bugs taken care of, he’s your guy. Overall, 8.5 out of 10; would definitely stay over again. Hope that typhoon clears up soon, man. Talk to you later, was nice seeing ya.
Despite not having jumpscares, or sudden scaring elements, This video is enough to terrify anyone once they start to understand what happens in this eerie video.
Well, i see you and accidentally make a comment similar to yours. Seems like we have a lot in common since i see you everywhere. By a lot in common, i mean. We watch the same crap. Thats great to know.
I think it's more about conveying the feeling of being trapped by the repetition. Notice how the house gets more and more rotten each iteration. Like he/she has been doing this over and over for thousands, millions of times. He doesn't go into a room unless the seal has rotted off like with grandma's room and the doll room. God it got me good, like silent hills but subtler and better, no offense Kojima, del Toro and Itou Junji
@@excitableboy7031 yeah, you can see the silent hill vibe of the environment rotting away and the loop from Silent hill PT, but I like to think that there's many loops that we haven't seen, like he walks trough the house so many times he forgets to record, that's why he repeats himself so many times, maybe when he eventually snaps after crossing the sliding door, the house returns to normal only to slowly rot away again and again, always being a "fresh" experience for him
You go up to the bar and he's like, "This suit is, uh, officially it's a Giorgio Armani, my dad knows him." FUCK YOU! I AAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIN'T HAVIN DAT SHIT
I don't think I've ever watched something that conveyed the experience of dread better than this. Twelve minutes of pure anxiety. Fucking amazing. Loved it!
Not sure if I'm reaching but just what I got from this: this feels like a representation of (possibly unresolved) grief and loss, both the loss of a loved one + a natural disaster destroying everything that may be related to them. It feels like a spiral of grief with the obsessive repetition (and distortion) of lines and memories, always repeating the cycle while the grief looms over you constantly. Very chilling.
I'm confused. Is that actually a dead guy? I mean surely it isn't because youtube doesn't like that stuff right? Or am I just buying into this stuff too much? Edit: Nevermind, I'm just gullible, I saw the Making house video...
Super tense, super creepy and slowly drags the viewer deeper into the abyss. For this dreamy-horror walkthrough we award THREE lighthouses!! We hope grandmother is okay!!!!!!
This is so reminiscent of a bad dream. The endless hallways, the weird distorted sounds, the weird feeling of deja vu. It's really well done, absolutely terrifying!
Bro its easy you just turn left down the hallway until you reach a hallway then if you look left from there you should see a hallway. Now this one is pretty long but keep moving down the hallway and you’ll eventually reach a hallway. Pay no mind to the sutra and keep going down the hallway and you should eventually reach the hallway.
Since I can’t see anyone doing theory crafting, I’m gonna take a gander: The main character ‘wakes up’ due to the storm, then passes through the sliding door behind his family altar to enter the looping section of the house. I believe this symbolises that the main character has passed away, most likely during the storm, and is now making the slow descent to join his grandmother and grandfather. The subtitles are surface level observations, echoes of his mind in life. I’m not sure what the slow decay of the house signifies, but judging by the fleshy appearance it takes on alongside the sealed rooms and rotted dolls (which I believe are protective, but am not versed enough on Japanese traditions to say), I believe it signifies that the house itself could be malicious, and is somehow consuming the spirits of those that lie within, perhaps rendered as much a ghost by the destruction of the storm as the living inhabitants. Most likely the sleep at the end signifies the main character’s spirit falling to the same state as his grandparents. All in all, awesome video, awesome work. Look forward to seeing more!
Random thought but it's reminding me of a toxic hikikomori. Unchanging and too used to going about their sheltered life that they are unaware (in a way) of their home being...rotten.
I mean, they already kind of have an SCP that loops infinitely and gets worse and worse the deeper you go, SCP-087, so I think they wouldn't go for another one.
I legit thought this might have been rendered in an engine at first. This is fantastic and precisely why I love horror that sets a mood through environment more than anything else.
Have you seen the behind the scenes? He put SOOOOO much time and effort into building the environment, and the BTS is actually pretty funny with a silly song playing in the background. It really illustrates how much they enjoyed decorating the delapadated house. Extremely creative. th-cam.com/video/wtJ5rVfHkCA/w-d-xo.html&feature=sharea
I mean, it clearly was cgi at some point, wasn't it? Cause by half of the video when things started to get mad I could kinda see the low poly textures and I think that was intended, so cool
@@TheNicknessactually, theres an entire video uploaded to this channel showing how they made it! i dont think there was any cgi used, just editing and stiff
That transition from "Grandmother is not here" to "Grandmother is here" scared me better than any jumpscare could.
Yes, and this is no normal house, mate…
That sudden wooden floor screak when they "introduced" grandma was definitely intentional.
Same, but all fear left me as soon as I read "mouse turd" 😂
The Japanese there actually says "Grandmother is sleeping."
@@MichaelWood33 yeah, but the "Grandma is here" translation sounds and reads scarier and more sinister tho
when he said, “this room has no taste” i felt that. the grandmother felt that. the hallways felt that. fusuma sliding door felt that.
Bahahahahah!
But the tatami mats felt nothing
the WW2 frame felt that
Tthe wind felt that
The dolls in the doll room felt that.
This. This is true horror. The atmosphere this video creates is amazing!
you're a little late on this one Justin
nevermind
Justin with just 2 likes woaw
Ikr man its great, i love it
Dude u just commented 3 times stop
Stuff to watch at 3 am
The fact that this is an actual physical set built and not something computer rendered is incredibly impressive
I assumed that he found an abandoned/neglected house in Japan and got permission from the owners/landlord to film there. The fact that he made this all himself is amazing.
and creepy too
@@Blandopinion It *was* actually a perfectly fine house, he just transformed it. He made a BTS video of it.
@@OfficialXSakenoh so in other words he got money 💰
@@BUDDDYYYYY Cha-Ching
Architect: How many hallways do you want?
Client: Yes
it’s all the same hallway. he goes in circles and comes back and does it all over again
@@rominaloliva3986 nahhh man , i think you dont get the jokes
@@rominaloliva3986 r/woooosh
@@rominaloliva3986 its not really the same hallway since something changes everytime he goes through it but yeah, its a joke lad
Me:Who’s the main character?
Him:Hallway.Who is your favorite character?
Me:You and S U T R A!
I think the tatami mats are terribly damaged.
I think that was the longest hallway in their house
I think there is a Typhoon in Japan.
I think the roof leaks.
I think when you turn left at the end of the hallway, there is another hallway.
I think this room was closed up by my grandfather.
"When I open this fusuma sliding door, there is another hallway."
"I can't. Not again. I'm not... strong enough."
Is that the longest hallway in your house?
Mr. incredible please
Ffs!
Huh
The only way to escape this hellscape to to keep moving foward
i can’t say i enjoyed that experience. this is an amazing piece of horror
8:51
True
plot twist this is a teaser for Kojima's Silent Hills re-reboot
Woah
Woah
Ur here thx to mark, and ur comment appears in the most populars (despite only having 6 likes) cuz ur famous and have the verification badge.
That's not fair )-: but I'm not mad with u cuz it's not ur fault
@@C4MMU5 then why point it out if ur not mad lmao
@@aferdeath9320 cuz I want to sensitize people about this topic: channels that are already famous (thus they don't need further visibility) gets a spotlight in the comment section, one of the few places where non-famous channels can get a bit of visibility. Verified channels' comments would get many likes anyway, because of their fans, but still youtube puts them in the first places even when they have just been posted and still have few likes )-:
Moment of respect for this guy not jump-scaring us no mater how many times he had the chance to.
Well it would ruin the immersion.
The grandmother is here part was a jumpscare to me lmao
@@no_longer_same, it startled me 😂
@lowkeyleif same, but only cuz of the loud creak sound lol
IKR?!
The calm demeanor of the narrator kept me more anxious
The way he simply turned raised my anxiety
The way he went back to each room, a subtle change every so often
The way that he presented this as such a normal thing made me fearful
10/10 someone make this man a horror movie director
It's the subtleties and the fact that you're paying attention to everything due to the ever building fear, I believe. If everything creates fear, then it slowly compounds, as opposed to a sharp spike with something like a jumpscare. When there's no time to let down fear, and you're expecting more, it's a lot more scary than normal.
In other words, it's a mix of anticipation and never letting fear dissipate or go down, so it always builds and multiplies itself around every corner.
How about his dead grampa on the tub towards the end. Did you even finish the video
@@garrettsieglock8548 i did, don't understand why you're so pressed. I'm talking about in general
@@garrettsieglock8548 even if they didn't finish the video
the point still stands that nana could make a fucking AWESOME horror movie
i hate these pointless comments
This has very strong Silent Hill energy, the way the build up is slowly layered and layered until it registers something isnt right. Absolutely amazing
I'm pretty sure the video was inspired by P.T. so the "Silent Hill vibes" definitely are here.
I love that this creator has 2 settings. Adorable minecraft series with his daughter, and super horror
Please give me the link to the Minecraft series I don’t look through this account I’m already scared 😭
That's his niece tho
@@smellslikerain9026 th-cam.com/video/XOkEdRvrdDY/w-d-xo.html
:DD
Here is a better link (full playlist of his minecraft series):
th-cam.com/video/7DHOVziRwBA/w-d-xo.html
mom: oh your grandmas house isn’t scary, I’m sure you could stay a night there
grandmas house at 3am:
Trueeeee
Bruh I love my grandma’s house, I stay up all night there
@@humanman9950 I only stay up all night if all my cousins are there
@@luviathan9706 I literally live with my grandma lol
Grandmother is not here.
*Grandmother is here.*
Whoever made this house walk through is an absolute genius. I hated every second of it. The fact that the subtitles and even the rooms kept repeating made me think this was some sort of purgatory or hell. The dilapidation and grime being caked on everything. The frames of the walls giving off rusty/bloody appearance, reminding me of Silent Hill shit. The fact that you can't even sometimes see 3 feet in front and that anything could be anything. And subtle undertones that any red thing could either be cloth or viscera. The straight up suffocating rooms.
Then we go to the changes later in the video... fucking hell that grandma and grandpa moments were top tier, grandma was more subtle and its not really something that the camera focuses on and you just NOTICE it with the "Grandmother is here." And finally the last phase, really drives home the point that this is some sort of hell. And we see that the grandchild is actually dead (this is what I saw atleast), implying this is years and years after they all died in the typhoon and that *something* else is recording.
Conclusion: FUCKING SCARY, I LOVE IT BUT ALSO HATE IT
@Stout Protagonist yep, couldn't agree more
@Stout Protagonist god yeah. When I first watched this, for a solid while I just felt like this video was a representation of pure grief. The way it ensnares you, looping you through the painful thoughts over and over and over, always getting worse and worse and worse until finally you realize you have to just sleep, that you can't keep trying to push further down to see the light at the end, that you just have to try and ignore the pain until it runs it's course in the background because otherwise it'll completely consume you... fuck, man
And the broken English makes it creepier
@@Chom-Chom it's just P.T. - the video. Once the idea gets clear, it's not that scary. They probably don't even have the rats in there that the text keeps mentioning.
@@JIAroJIy4 it using the same concept that PT used doesn't make it any less scary, the execution of it was really well done, the concept of looping halls/rooms is scary in and of itself since it means you're just perpetually stuck there
and I don't see how rats are related to the horror factor... unless you're scared of rats
This dude made a better Silent Hill entry than Konami has for a decade now.
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In remembrance
PT
Gone too soon
@@RorysHappyHouse and now we have Silent Hill 2 remake developed by Bloober which is know for such Amaaazing hits like Layers of Fear, The Blair Witch, and The Medium 😬
amen
I have never been so scared at fusuma sliding door and turning left before
Same :(
Oh fuck
@@RaflySug top scariest anime
Bro I'm so anxious the whole time I keep think there would be a pop up but nothing happens
Oh god, I was actually thinking that this was a horror video.. top 10 anime plot twists.
HIS HOUSE IS JUST
*H A L L W A Y*
P-T?
Did you come from mark?
True lmao
@@nullinary011 I did
@@no-mj6jv yea me too but I knew about this vid earlier
The scariest part is whenever he slides the fusuma doors so loudly
its the sound homie, sound makes the jumpscare
Whatever that is within the house that is still alive shall hear that.
*What the fuck is still alive within the house?*
@@theluiginoidperson1097 The frigging mold 😭
@@ayyylmao101 of course 💀
real
I recently remembered this video and how masterful it creates the atmosphere of steady decay and almost a continuous spiral deeper into death. You're not being told what happened, because the narrator themselves can't fully make sense of it. It must be an awful experience, to be stuck in your destroyed home, reliving the terror of the typhoon over and over while death - your family's, yours - surrounds you and traps you.
"A typhoon is in japan." "No one's been in this room in a very long time."
Yeah, the backstory to this would definitely be this guy died in his sleep to the typhoon, and his afterlife version of his house slowly degraded as he was doomed to forever walk the longest hall.
Nice theory. You got a like.
And why is the afterlife so Hellish? He probably killed his grandparents.
@314rft
It's certainly of note that his grandfather is mangled and bloody in a bathtub. No mention of where the grandmother disappeared to though.
@@timeforamazingchest5271 8:49 The grandmother is shown dead and bloody in the bed.
...Oh.
"Grandmother is not here" Kalm
"Grandmother is here" Panik
Creepy man
Lu indonesia kan?
I laughed more than I should have at this 😅
Time stamp pls
why they leave the bodies of their grandparents in the abandoned house?
And just like a typhoon, his hallway rotates in circles of all things destructive in a never ending cyclone. Mentions of ancestors and pictures of family in this rotting house depicts the never ending cycle of generational curses. This truly is a beauty
This is one of my all time favorite horror shorts on TH-cam. The first time I watched it, it genuinely unsettled me. And the amount of work that went into making it is equally impressive!
I think a thing a lot of people missed in this video is that whenever he opens the fusuma sliding door there is another hallway
damn, you're right, I hadn't realised
I watched this video four times and have never realized that until now
Jellyfish 496 it’s a loop
damn I missed that
It repeats itself whenever he opens the sliding door, other dolls/ things (like the picture frames) in his house looks repeatedly the same.
It's honestly kinda hard to believe that this guy's playing minecraft now.
APersonNamedBob The "guy" you said is a girl :)
Yep agree
MarioStyles Itz boy.
MarioStyles Itz boy
MarioStyles Itz it's a dude
This guy talented as hell. Legit looks like an abandoned house
.....who said it wasn’t?
Don't tell me there's going to be all and a jumpscare
but look like he always clean up from dust
how the F**k could anyone possibly live there
@Wosp lol
I haven't scrolled through the years of comments, but I feel not enough attention is brought to the hair. The more I watch this video the more times it appears. It's very unsettling, it feels like something else is ligering around the home with the narrator and following them, maybe even something besides the grandparents. Legitimately great work, so glad I was introduced to it by two weirdos on some Creepy Cast.
yeah but like does no one think that this is real...
im not one of those people, but this video is very unsettling. Dont get me wrong its a great video but i feel as if this video is deeper than what we think it is
Very classic Japanese horror element.
yeah there were hair hanging on the cieling
this is no lesser then jisatsu or the mimic excellent horror games both of em
I can't believe one of the only video I haven't watched from these two is actually talking about this. The title wasn't really appealing and I was keeping it for later since its a creep tv and not reading (hunters impersonations help me sleep 😄) and I'm so glad I experienced the original video before. Can't wait to see their reaction. Thank you very much for this comment!
This is the kind of horror that I love. It lures you in, youre unsettled but it doesn't feel forced. I didn't even realize where it was going until it got there. There aren't any cheap jumpscares, and it makes you feel true fear and uncertainness of what's coming next. Kudos for the most legit horror video ive seen in a while.
What do you mean "horror video"? The description says that it isn't one.
Its not a horror video.
It says in the description that its not horror but its kind of scary so i consider this 30% horror.
or just 5%
Im not sure if the replies are being sarcastic or they dont know about the video creator at all.
Can we talk about the sound design in this? The ambient sound is so good, and there's a few moments where a particularly gruesome image is accompanied by a particularly loud creak which sounds natural but does a great job of highlighting the scariness.
Sausage Mahoney Yeah, it's really bad when the typhoons leave blood stains on the walls. That's the worst.
"This is the longest hallway in my house."
Well, since it loops to infinity, I won't dispute that.
5年くらい前にこの動画を知ったけど今でも定期的に見てる。
不安の演出と少しずつ大きくなる無気味さ、本当に素晴らしいです。
"grandmother is here"
Shit just got real there
plus the loud creaking noise made me jump wtf even is that
Que miedo
@@kas3912 damn I jumped off the chair
What a lovely house
ikr
I think that too
what do u me an thers a dead girl
Sarcasm*
@@しろさき-p6l And your name is in Japanese. Nice.
*casually walks into blood covered bathroom with a corpse in the batgtub* oh hey grandpas here.
Lol just got to that
Time stamp?
izzuh B 10:06
CrownedOneReborn thank u
“Ayo wassup gramps?”
I am so sad that i have discovered this account so late in the years. If this comment does find you however. I see your effort and hard work! All of the thought, detail, and time that you put into these works of art, absolutely beautifully done! Horror that has been created by hand has an irreplaceable value to it. Although people have tried to replicate it with computers it will never compare to the passion and human emotion that comes from creating something with your bare hands. I hope from the bottom of my heart you have not stopped creating. I could rewatch your videos on repeat and point out something new and special every time. Thankyou for puting your heart and mind into these peices i hope i can see more work from you some day in the future. Thankyou!
FORREALLL
No one has been in this room for a very long time. This is my room.
*chills man*
demiurgo leave penguinz0 alone
Hell is repetition.
-Stephen King
@Ana "My formula for greatness in a human being is amor fati; that one wants nothing to be different, not forward, not backward, not in all eternity. Not merely bear what is necessary, still less conceal it... but love it."
Nietszche
In this case, hall is repetition
@@jonathanwimer642 Damn it why
Ain’t that the truth😓
Ад это другие
“There is a TYPHOON in Japan”
Define “Typhoon”: A tropical storm in the region of the Indian or west pacific oceans.
The narrator references that the wind woke them up.
They go through this home, which looks like it has been hit by a terrible disaster, and been left to rot.
And as they go, it gets worse. More distorted, with each repeat, eventually they come to a room, and say “Grandmother is here” showing a strange rendition of what seems to be a person.
The repeat this for “grandfather” who is in the bath.
The narrator eventually returns to their room.
It seems fairly clear to me, and most people who have seen it.
In August 2016, a Typhoon hit Japan. Typhoon Mindulle.
The video was posted in October, 2016.
Another interesting fact, Typhoon Mindulle had 3, Three, casualties.
There are three characters in this art piece by PiroPito.
And that is likely no coincidence.
This house tour is purgatory. A spirit walking through their home after the storm, where they and their family died. After the have shown us their home, the place they lived, the place they cherished, they return to their bed, and go to sleep, one final time.
They also listen to sutra. Which is common in Buddhist and Hindu religions of important verses. Meaning he probably lives in a Buddhist family, which is a prominent religion in Japan. If he did pass on, he had died, and as Buddhists believe if those deceased are not given a proper burial, they will wander the place of their death as spirits for all eternity. Similar to what’s going on in this video
what an insightful comment
Damn
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typhoon_Mindulle_(2004)
2004 =/= 2016
@@mathiasjacob258 There was a Typhoon Mindulle in 2016 as well
This will forever be one of the best horror video uploaded on TH-cam and will be an important part of TH-cam horror history and will forever be honored with respect.
when he said "there is another hallway." that really hit me.
I loved the moment he said "this is the longest hallway"
yo when was that moment?
i really like when he says the wall peels off from the ceiling when it rains
Your pfp just makes it 10x better
@Jett Fouts (2028) no hecc off
When I open this fusuma sliding door, guess what?
*t h e r e i s a n o t h e r h a l l w a y*
Lol :|
Number 15 borger king fut lettuce
Just like death note "I'm gonna take a chip and EAT IT"
Hahah...i am happy that someone realize the same...for a moment i thought that i was paranoid..😅
-another hallway-
*another hallway*
and guess what?
-ANOTHER HALLWAY-
The creepy atmosphere and the sense of abnormality makes this really scary to watch, see kids, you don’t need jumpscares to scare people
It reminded me of Fatal Frame too
@@Corgipon reminded me exactly of PT
@@Levi_The_One_The_Only reminded me of both games :D
Ik lol I’m 7 just this is terrifying
@@ZaGamerOG damn I wouldn't consider this all ages content but whatever floats your boat I guess lmao. Dang now i remember when i was around your age and I saw the username 666 thing. I'm 15 now. How time flies.
これ偶然夜中に見つけて少し怖いながらもほとんど見た。
動画の名前や作った人もわからなかったからもう一度見ることが出来てよかった。
My favourite character is the fusuma sliding door.
Are ppl afraid to reply or something?
😳 bruh same
I wont like your comment because it at 666
@@tfroz469 it's 667 now you may like it
Can we hit 999? We need 5 more now
*_When I open this fusuma sliding door, there is another hallway._*
Some claim it to be the longest hallway in the house
@@trentthrasher5570 🤔🤔🤔
When i turn left at the end there is another hallway
@@November1121 sOtP
This is bathroom
This guy should make a horror movie, the little details and just everything are perfect in this
Well guess what? He's making A horror game now
Hee Hee Obama-Sphere
It would be cool to see him make a horror attraction
I'm the 999th like on your comment, somebody make it a 1000 and you will earn a cookie😈
Frank Howe
R/cringe
que casa bonita🤗 achei tão carismáticos seus avós😘😁
melhor AirBnb do Japão
Love the subtle changes with every lap around the house. This is some wonderfully filmed horror, anxiety inducing without relying on tacky jump-scares. “This is the longest hallway in my house” really gives me House of leaves X Silent hill vibes. Really diggin it.
"When I open this fusuma sliding door, there is another hallway."
Literally the perfect subtitle if this was a movie.
Unless it was remade by us Americans. Then it'd be THE HOUSE and would feature loud jumpscare music because we can't horror for shit.
Or unless the Russians did it, in-which it wouldn't get a theater release, but it would be super good. And it would be on TH-cam.
@@numaandhavoctv you know any good russian horrors on youtube?
bump
Numa And Havoc TV or "This is my room"
So nobody will talk about how well the transitions were done?
What transitions?
Fusuma sliding doors boi
Those transitions were so clean that it felt like he was in a loop
well, not exactly but yeah. good transition
Really well done when it comes to hiding the cuts. The lighting and exposure are the real MVP when it comes to making this look like a 'one-take'. I really like this.
This is just so crazy to sit through. We walk down these seemingly endless hallways with constantly changing environments and the silence is practically deafening with the only actual sounds in this entire video are connected to the home. It’s rare to find suspenseful horror that can utilize simple sounds in a environment to its advantage and not have to rely on jump scares, loud music scores or even a monster to be considered horrifying to an audience. It’s just so haunting to think about.
It’s a depiction of purgatory.
“When I open this fusuma sliding door, there is another hallway.”
*this is requiem*
Wha-
@Elise Benitez hey, what's this rock doing here?
Wha-
@@VoidedFoxx dio🤢🤮
Give me the arrow NOW
The closest thing to a jumpscare is how aggressively he opens the fusuma door. Or it at least sounds aggressive against the other ambient sounds in the house. This is just excellence.
This is exactly how I would imagine hell to be, eternal confusion and suffering
Exactly bro
@@marc4177 Ngl, I didn't expect that reply, but it made me laugh.
Marc Lupo they might not be religious
@@marc4177 fuck off, this is youtube 🖕
@@marc4177Dude, you just did a sin!
This is BREATHTAKING. This might be the best thing I've seen in years. IMMENSE psychological horror, so wonderfully done. Damn.
"this room has no taste"
Grandmother in the bed: ...
Grandfather in the bath tub: ...
Fusuma Door: ...
The Typhoon:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Level one looks intense! Shouldve looted grammas body for a weapon though... looks like youre gonna need one when the first mini boss breaks through the ceiling.
Hahahha
*spoilers* Actually the boss is at the end of the hallway maze, you can get through it by following the sutra
@@killlaqueen At the end of the hallway, there is another hallway
@@caralho5237 Turn back around to face the boss. Twas only his first test
Yeah, when that damn rat falls through the ceiling it scared me shitless. How could I not expect that after all that foreshadowing about the rat nest in the ceiling?
One thing I like is how the camera doesn't move like the camera-person's walking, more like they're limping or shuffling. Makes everything feel more disorienting and strange, which is really cool
Thats so disturbing, I Love it...
I really agree! It’s also scary how throughout the video it sounds almost like they are dragging something behind them as they walk too...
I watched this video at night.... When I saw the inscription "grandma is here", everything in my stomach shrank to the size of an atom, I was very nervous while watching.
Legendary guy
Markiplier did a reaction vid to this "house tour" a few years ago. Was fun to see his reactions 😂
Looks like it needs a bit of a dusting up but otherwise pretty solid house
It's free real estate
@@despacitodaniel801 you can have it. i'm out.
@@evanbohn it's ok dawg, we should give it to the needy
*"a bit"*
@@despacitodaniel801 i actually need to move house very soon. fortunately i live in Ireland and don't feel like travelling across oceans to live in the house from PT/Resident Evil 7. maybe you could find an arsonist who needs a place.
If I was teaching a film class I'd show this to the students. This is truly a masterpiece and I hope one day we can see a feature length film made by you. Keep up the amazing work.
Steven Coffin it’s cool how he makes stuff like this!
As Lights Out proves, making feature-length films out of TH-cam shorts isn't the greatest idea.
My boi nana's TH-cam videos are perfect as they are.
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Literally layers of fear. Wow dude, you kow exactly how to create a spine chilling atmosphere.
Especially when he walks down a hallway that never ends and the doors magically open🤦🏻♂️
你屋企有靈異事件，咁亂的😱💀👽
yep! it's a brilliant video!
@@Atomiiku Thats only what he does for his freetime, he's creating a new horror video that finishes in July or October I think.
@@user-ep8vs9fy4y hope you're right about a new shortcut like this
Love that the walker gets more and more erratic as time goes by 😊
Very smart, using the moments when the door darkens the view to jump to another cut
carabiner i Yep. Spotted ✌️
"This is not horror video."
I'll be the judge of that, thanks.
This is not just a horror video, it is a creepy horror video
@@randomuserlol279 are You sure?
Ecepcionally, the from noroi-chan
He only showed us his good house, right?
666th like
海外の方もこの動画の良さがわかってくれて嬉しい。いわゆる大きな音でビックリさせる安物のホラーと違って、何も押し付けず、見る人の心に「想像の余地」を与えて自滅させる素晴らしいつくり。これも丁寧に作り上げたディテールなしでは不可能。国宝ホラーです😭🇯🇵何度見ても惚れ惚れしてしまいます。次回作はあるのでしょうか😭
最初の繰り返されるところがどのような意味を持っているのか教えてください🙇♂
同じところをループしてるだけ？
@@aya-ix6vk 最初は同じ場所をループ、最後の方になると、同じ場所なのに当たりが蝕まれるように少しずつ色々歪んで行きます。祖母が見つかります
@@fcmio さん
ありがとうございます。
最後まで見てみます。
サイレンの廃屋みたいな
I was tense throughout the video even though there were no jump scares, "the grandmother is here" made my stomach turn
Nice pad, man. Might want to get some new tatami pads, though; they look terribly damaged. Maybe get a roof-repair-crew out here, too; can’t have a leaky roof, man, it might damage the wallpaper. About your minor rat and insect problem? See, I know this guy called Billy, he’s an exterminator. Has a whole show and everything! Anyways, if you want those rats and bugs taken care of, he’s your guy.
Overall, 8.5 out of 10; would definitely stay over again.
Hope that typhoon clears up soon, man. Talk to you later, was nice seeing ya.
ok
It was 8 at best.
Hope there are no wasps
@Francisofthefilth Ah, I see you are a man of culture as well.
@Francisofthefilth We should bring his brother along, just in case there are wasps.
Despite not having jumpscares, or sudden scaring elements, This video is enough to terrify anyone once they start to understand what happens in this eerie video.
i didnt get it quite well I think
Neither
Only people with a better psychological sense will understand it :/
@@ShinkuYuzai what the fuck are u talking about
@@ShinkuYuzai so deep, omg you're so smart!
This is giving everyone Silent Hills P.T. vibes
Hello Just Some Guy without a Mustache
Where is the guy with a moustache
Especially the looping hallway, but this is just outright creepier because it doesn't even need a lot of sudden noises
right
Well, i see you and accidentally make a comment similar to yours.
Seems like we have a lot in common since i see you everywhere. By a lot in common, i mean. We watch the same crap. Thats great to know.
7:25 unironically scared the shit out of me
Lol
if he walked the opposite way he'd probably have a nicer room than bill gates
*Plot Twist: 100*
True
Who the fuck is bill gates?
@@Bryan_Kay wait.. are you serious?
it feels like an rpg, each time you point the hallway 'this is the longest hallway in my house'
'this picture...'
'this is the ... room'
Doesn't it?
Hipster Pizza333 I mean..,, it’s a storytelling video. This comment has got to be fake- how can you not tell?
Unknown Side account
the way of repeating itself is the thing that reminds me of an rpg...
I think it's more about conveying the feeling of being trapped by the repetition. Notice how the house gets more and more rotten each iteration. Like he/she has been doing this over and over for thousands, millions of times. He doesn't go into a room unless the seal has rotted off like with grandma's room and the doll room. God it got me good, like silent hills but subtler and better, no offense Kojima, del Toro and Itou Junji
@@excitableboy7031 yeah, you can see the silent hill vibe of the environment rotting away and the loop from Silent hill PT, but I like to think that there's many loops that we haven't seen, like he walks trough the house so many times he forgets to record, that's why he repeats himself so many times, maybe when he eventually snaps after crossing the sliding door, the house returns to normal only to slowly rot away again and again, always being a "fresh" experience for him
"This is not horror video."
Fool me once, Nana-san, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
TYRANTARES lmao regular show
Fool me three times, you're officially that guy, you know the one.
You go up to the bar and he's like, "This suit is, uh, officially it's a Giorgio Armani, my dad knows him." FUCK YOU! I AAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIN'T HAVIN DAT SHIT
TYRANTARES fool me three ti- ah, the wall turned to meat again.
This made me giggle so hard lmao
I don't think I've ever watched something that conveyed the experience of dread better than this. Twelve minutes of pure anxiety. Fucking amazing. Loved it!
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Not sure if I'm reaching but just what I got from this: this feels like a representation of (possibly unresolved) grief and loss, both the loss of a loved one + a natural disaster destroying everything that may be related to them. It feels like a spiral of grief with the obsessive repetition (and distortion) of lines and memories, always repeating the cycle while the grief looms over you constantly. Very chilling.
Trying too hard to sound smart
@@jawaela just giving my interpretation and opinion man, it's not that serious...
@@jawaela ouch, uncalled for
@@jawaela learn some manners bud. You could benefit from them.
@@bobbiecapewell5333 Literally every comment is uncalled for.
Legend says
*He's still walking in his long hallway*
and then turning left
@@rifkicaesarnovaldin *and also opening fusuma sliding doors*
and playing minecraft
especially minecraft
confirmed minecraft
まだ始まって3分くらいだけど怖すぎてコメ欄に逃げちゃう
メイキングからこの方を見つけたんだけど本当に凄い
earth: *explodes*
nana:
ᴛ ʜ ᴇ ᴛ ᴀ ᴛ ᴀ ᴍ ɪ ᴍ ᴀ ᴛ s ᴀ ʀ ᴇ ᴛ ᴇ ʀ ʀ ɪ ʙ ʟ ʏ ᴅ ᴀ ᴍ ᴀ ɢ ᴇ ᴅ
W∏Ξ∩ ¡ T∪®∩ LΞ∫T ΛT T∏Ξ Ξ∩Ð,T∏ήΠ¡§ Λ∩☻T∏Ξ® ∏ΛLLWΛŸ.
There is no Earth to explode, only that stupid god damn house
@@kaairystarlight you mean
When i turn left at the end there is another hallway
Right?
Silent Hill 4: the room
coldrain_rock90 If Tommy Wiseau Directed Silent Hill! XD
Yee Yee? Its not true!!!
coldrain_rock90 team 10 looks great
Or P.T. (Man It still hurts to even mention that after what Konami did)
More like Siren.
Aw. A ghost stuck in a loop of his decaying house after he and his grandparents were killed by a typhoon. Its scary but also sad.
I'm confused. Is that actually a dead guy? I mean surely it isn't because youtube doesn't like that stuff right? Or am I just buying into this stuff too much?
Edit: Nevermind, I'm just gullible, I saw the Making house video...
@@peytonburnsed2196 it was a mannequin with paper mache
it is very old house and old perents a stock of ghost it is very sad and heis a ghost
Sad....
Bro you can see in his description it is filmed in his house. And he made a diy set.
Super tense, super creepy and slowly drags the viewer deeper into the abyss. For this dreamy-horror walkthrough we award THREE lighthouses!! We hope grandmother is okay!!!!!!
me watching horror movies: **not affected**
me watching this: *mom come pick me up im scared*
My favorite part is when he turns left at the end and there is another hallway
😂 yep
Such texture and tension. How real horror is done. Love the storytelling and the passage of time shown through decay and repetition. So cool
Amazing. I feel like I interpret everything so wrong, but this was very refreshing. No words, but yet this is a story that screams perfectly. Silence>
This is so reminiscent of a bad dream. The endless hallways, the weird distorted sounds, the weird feeling of deja vu. It's really well done, absolutely terrifying!
I see you everywhere. What firm of power is this?
@@Upsetkiller456 A whole lot of free time and zero social life ;) lmao
@@fleabaguette9699 me too lol I’m on TH-cam a lot.
English poeple say "déjà vu" too ? I thought it was just use in France
@@amenadielledragnir8459 mhm!
And this is the same guy who made Username 666, *and Minecraft videos*
Did you say *_Minecraft Videos_* ?
@@bozo498 He does .. xd
Brad.Ley *M I N E C R A F T V I D E O S* ?
@@bozo498 M...m..minecraft videos?
I don't get it... Wtf
thank you for the walkthrough dude i couldnt figure out how to get past the kitchen area
This is a game ? Damn, I was really hoping for it to be real
Yes, I wanted directions to the kitchen as well. I'm grateful he gave a tour
@@motoden6183 nah it's real he made a video where he was making his house like this
@@motoden6183 th-cam.com/video/wtJ5rVfHkCA/w-d-xo.html
Bro its easy you just turn left down the hallway until you reach a hallway then if you look left from there you should see a hallway. Now this one is pretty long but keep moving down the hallway and you’ll eventually reach a hallway. Pay no mind to the sutra and keep going down the hallway and you should eventually reach the hallway.
この動画みたいにびっくりする表現がないホラーを見ると、私ってホラーが嫌いなんじゃなくびっくりするのが無理なんだなーと思う だってびっくりさせるのって怖いのとはまた別だし、こういうホラーはミステリーみたいに何が起きた？って考えを巡らせる要素があって面白い
だいたい低クオリティの物にびっくり系が多いイメージある。ホラーなんてびっくりさせればいいみたいな浅い考えの人が作るとそういう物になる
My favorite part is how the creak in the floorboards is timed with "Grandmother is here", which actually made me jump.
I came from Markiplier and I can say. Holy shit, this is creepy as hell. How the hell did you manage you do this? (Jesus christ thats alot of likes)
I just came from markiplier too because I thought rewatching it without commentary wouldn't be too much scarier but it was
At the end of the video there is a video showing how he made it
I come from Markiplier too so I could pause on the paintings
@@O.Reagano I know. But thx
Same here
It's the soul of a person who lived in the house years ago reliving the same moments shortly before he died there.
Nice
Yamero!
This is so well made, I actually believed it was real for the first cycle and that it's some crazy hikikomori's house.
Since I can’t see anyone doing theory crafting, I’m gonna take a gander:
The main character ‘wakes up’ due to the storm, then passes through the sliding door behind his family altar to enter the looping section of the house. I believe this symbolises that the main character has passed away, most likely during the storm, and is now making the slow descent to join his grandmother and grandfather. The subtitles are surface level observations, echoes of his mind in life.
I’m not sure what the slow decay of the house signifies, but judging by the fleshy appearance it takes on alongside the sealed rooms and rotted dolls (which I believe are protective, but am not versed enough on Japanese traditions to say), I believe it signifies that the house itself could be malicious, and is somehow consuming the spirits of those that lie within, perhaps rendered as much a ghost by the destruction of the storm as the living inhabitants. Most likely the sleep at the end signifies the main character’s spirit falling to the same state as his grandparents.
All in all, awesome video, awesome work. Look forward to seeing more!
Random thought but it's reminding me of a toxic hikikomori. Unchanging and too used to going about their sheltered life that they are unaware (in a way) of their home being...rotten.
Or like Ju-won Vibes haha idk :P
I like this theory, now it makes much more sense to me
@@l_u_i_e_ That’s a neat idea!
MatPat needs to see this
I feel like this house can be an SCP
that'd be cool, like the 'my aunt always keeps her doors closed' creepypasta mixed with the backrooms
I mean, they already kind of have an SCP that loops infinitely and gets worse and worse the deeper you go, SCP-087, so I think they wouldn't go for another one.
Thanks for the idea
@@Rozwarty ohhh very cool thank you, and you gave the number so I can find it. V nice :)
it totally should!
I legit thought this might have been rendered in an engine at first. This is fantastic and precisely why I love horror that sets a mood through environment more than anything else.
This might as well could be later on with how UE5 projects have been shown..
Have you seen the behind the scenes? He put SOOOOO much time and effort into building the environment, and the BTS is actually pretty funny with a silly song playing in the background. It really illustrates how much they enjoyed decorating the delapadated house. Extremely creative.
th-cam.com/video/wtJ5rVfHkCA/w-d-xo.html&feature=sharea
Exactly. To me, when it comes to horror, atmosphere is everything. And this person absolutely NAILED IT.
I mean, it clearly was cgi at some point, wasn't it? Cause by half of the video when things started to get mad I could kinda see the low poly textures and I think that was intended, so cool
@@TheNicknessactually, theres an entire video uploaded to this channel showing how they made it! i dont think there was any cgi used, just editing and stiff
Such an amazing work! So glad TH-cam recommendations suggested this masterpiece for me.
Love the textures, tension and sound design!