fort Collins productions I know you will eventually rise up the ranks of the TH-cam video essay pyramid, I believe in you, one day one of your videos will finally catch the algorithm like the Hawaii part II one and way more people will find you
This channel is criminally unappreciated. The amount of quality and polish that goes to the script and editing is amazing, unlike most of the brainrot content famous on the platform nowadays. My jaw dropped to the floor to see the amount of Likes this video got, this channel deserves more than that.
The opening sequence of Majora's Mask instilled a fear of the forest in me at a young age. It's amazing how magnificent nature can be while having so many ways to kill us. Fantastic video, I will now be studying Tom Gordon to use him as an Immaculate Grid answer
This is a wonderful wonderful video. I found you through "The Great Mystery of Hawaii: Part 2", and just knew within the 5 minutes of that video that I had to subscribe. While I still have to go through all your videos, I have to say I've been anticipating this one since your community post. And boy was I right that is is an absolute masterpiece. You're writing, visuals, and editing are so beautifully crafted for this video, I had to stop everything that I was working on to watch this. Can't wait for the next video! Happy Halloween.
Another awesome Fort Collin production! I have never felt the fear for the forest, but I share a fascination in these. . . formidable evolutionary fears.
I started watching this at 1:00 am, here in Spain, while trying to fall asleap. The ambiance created by your edditing and sound designe is inmaculate. No doubt an amazing video
the forest has always been a treasure in my heart. i've written countless stories about it. the way you weave its terror into words is beautiful. thank you, and happy halloween.
And yet, forests remain home to so many things: creatures we often consider harmless, or sometimes helpless, or even just beneath us. It might beg the question, how can something like a small, (mostly) defenseless rabbit- something we consider weaker than us- survive a landscape so harsh? Or perhaps a more concerning question... how can a place be home to so many innocent creatures, and yet spell utter doom for humans? Perhaps that's another reason forests are so frightening: because they play on the fear that humans and humanity *don't belong* in this world. A fear which seems to only grow with the advance of our technology. (As an aside: far be it to trust a random commenter... but I'm fairly certain you're pronouncing "foliage" incorrectly. Small nitpick though, still a great Halloween essay)
i got about 14 seconds in before i realized this is a horror thing about the forest and im already horrified of the forest. as a result i will not be watching the rest of the video, although im sure it wouldve been great. i have left a like and this comment to boost the algorithm to make up for not watching
I went into the woods recently with friends at midnight, it was a fun time. Then I went alone. Never again.
fort Collins productions I know you will eventually rise up the ranks of the TH-cam video essay pyramid, I believe in you, one day one of your videos will finally catch the algorithm like the Hawaii part II one and way more people will find you
Seeing your profile picture paired with your comments is incredibly motivational
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Fort Collins is ong such a real one
wow what a relief that I’m watching this video at almost 12pm on a camping trip in the forest during spring break
This channel is criminally unappreciated. The amount of quality and polish that goes to the script and editing is amazing, unlike most of the brainrot content famous on the platform nowadays.
My jaw dropped to the floor to see the amount of Likes this video got, this channel deserves more than that.
The opening sequence of Majora's Mask instilled a fear of the forest in me at a young age. It's amazing how magnificent nature can be while having so many ways to kill us. Fantastic video, I will now be studying Tom Gordon to use him as an Immaculate Grid answer
I've never feared a forest at night until it went silent, I still don't fear the forest but I respect it.
This is a wonderful wonderful video. I found you through "The Great Mystery of Hawaii: Part 2", and just knew within the 5 minutes of that video that I had to subscribe. While I still have to go through all your videos, I have to say I've been anticipating this one since your community post. And boy was I right that is is an absolute masterpiece. You're writing, visuals, and editing are so beautifully crafted for this video, I had to stop everything that I was working on to watch this. Can't wait for the next video! Happy Halloween.
This video has put the nail in the coffin for my fear of forests.
seriously underrated channel, great work here
Another awesome Fort Collin production! I have never felt the fear for the forest, but I share a fascination in these. . . formidable evolutionary fears.
Coming for Jacob Gellers title
I almost thought it was a new video from him when I saw it
I started watching this at 1:00 am, here in Spain, while trying to fall asleap. The ambiance created by your edditing and sound designe is inmaculate. No doubt an amazing video
i love your essays and documentraries man
you deserve way more subscribers than this
I hate forests, even if I have been near one I just keep distance from the woods.. it's terrifying
the forest has always been a treasure in my heart. i've written countless stories about it. the way you weave its terror into words is beautiful.
thank you, and happy halloween.
Happy Halloween!
holy crap, i thought this video had a couple million views! this was an awesome vid, i shared it with my friends. really love your stuff man!
I watched this days ago, ive come back to rewatch this
Princess mononoke also does this.
I love how much of your personality you inject into your editing! Will for sure be watching the rest of your videos :)
This was a beautiful video.
Forests are scary
Another amazing video of a topic only you could make exciting, please continue
Just came across your channel definitely going to check out all the vids. Keep up the good work man 👍✌️
Great video as always! As someone who goes on night trail runs in the forest It will definitely help me to run a bit faster.
You're going down a wonderful road and im here for each upload along the way. Good to see you upload! 🎉
Your amazing I love your videos your voice, your points, words, so creative, so touching so fucking outstanding! Never stop what u do man
Ive been watching every upload since the worms on concrete video and have been loving it❤️
Thanks for your support!
Best on the platform
And yet, forests remain home to so many things: creatures we often consider harmless, or sometimes helpless, or even just beneath us. It might beg the question, how can something like a small, (mostly) defenseless rabbit- something we consider weaker than us- survive a landscape so harsh? Or perhaps a more concerning question... how can a place be home to so many innocent creatures, and yet spell utter doom for humans? Perhaps that's another reason forests are so frightening: because they play on the fear that humans and humanity *don't belong* in this world. A fear which seems to only grow with the advance of our technology.
(As an aside: far be it to trust a random commenter... but I'm fairly certain you're pronouncing "foliage" incorrectly. Small nitpick though, still a great Halloween essay)
_There_ it is.
Nice usage of Gemini Home Entertainment footage
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Great video, keep going!
i got about 14 seconds in before i realized this is a horror thing about the forest and im already horrified of the forest. as a result i will not be watching the rest of the video, although im sure it wouldve been great. i have left a like and this comment to boost the algorithm to make up for not watching
I love this dude
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great video
My new favorite video essayist 🙏🙏also, do you watch jacob geller?
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Game suggestion: Miasmata.
keep it up