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The train incident is truly tragic I would absolutely panic if I was there. I would dive into the water that is hopefully there. My heart goes out to the victims.

The "No jumpscares" slide in the beginning of the video is a godsend to a lot of us, thanks man

Not so fun fact: The first shot while filming each day is actually called "The Jonesy Shot" and was named after Sarah Jones' death. It's meant to both honor her memory but, more importantly, remind the cast and crew to be careful and have checked that all necessary safety precautions for the day are completed before starting. We had an entire unit dedicated to filmset safety and Sarah's story when I took filmmaking courses in college. The second I saw the gurney on the train tracks in the thumbnail, I knew what the accident was.

5:48 Fun fact: The man who gets electrocuted here is none other than Giancarlo Esposito, a.k.a. Gustavo Fring.

Your daily reminder: Electrocuted = killed by electric shock Shocked = harmed, but not killed, by electricity

thank you for not including jump scares, I like putting vids like this on while doing stuff and am terrible with jumpscares

"My god. The props team REALLY went to town on his scene. Not only is there tonnes of fake blood but what appears to be the victims' charred body. Man, I love Hollywood" - Wes Craven

If there's anything consistent regarding the film industry, it's that they love letting people who clearly broke the law only get a slap on the wrist

Love this series, It helps expose the horrible bs that happens down in Hollywood.

I remember watching that train accident footage on tv all those years ago, it still angers me how light the director got off. A whole person died due to something that could have been prevented and it’s 10000000% that directors fault. If he ever dares make another movie we all gotta collectively boys him and make sure he fails because he does not deserve any inkling of success after what he caused.

Regarding The Viking (1931) segment, Sealing was one of the main sources of income for the island of Newfoundland (where the movie takes place, also my home), we are all to familiar with disasters during fishing or the Seal Hunts. My 2nd Great Granduncle was a sealer on the SS Southern Cross. The ship sunk off the coast taking the entire crew of 174 to theirs deaths.

The thing that confuses me is that they tried to grab all their gear before running from the train. If they had less than a minute before impact, you would think that they would drop everything and run to the nearest end of the trussle.

"As the blood pooled out, it immediately hit the light on top which apparently ELECTROCUTED the person pouring in the blood..." "...no one was actually hurt during this horrific incident...". Well, color me confused. sed

“No one was actually hurt in this incident” The blood guy who got electrocuted: 👁️👄👁️

I watched Maximum Overdrive as a young child (around 8) and remember it being quite scary. Funny how your perception of things changes as you grow up.

i always love these videos they bring me so much joy, thank you so much for taking so much time into these man

Quality work as usual YEDT.. I really enjoy the more obscure or not so well known stories. Losing an eye is a big deal regardless if it's a blockbuster or indie film.

ur videos are so entertaining honestly. sometimes id put them on to sleep to, but end up getting distracted n stay up watching them all night lol :3

You’re such an inspiration with your high-quality videos, amazing content, and just the whole vibe of your channel. I love your channel and I’ll keep watching it for a long time :D

New sub, you’re editing and overall telling of these stories are great. I’ve lost a lot of interest in channels recently but yours has grasped me back into this genre! 💙

I appreciate the "this video has no jumpscaes" warning at the beginning

I just love watching these videos before I go to sleep. Love them

Maximum Overdrive was one of my favorite movies when i was a kid

I enjoy these videos a lot!! I think it's important to get the stories out. Good on ya man

Would this be part 5 to the "disturbing film accidents" series? Or is this separate? Either way, I'm still ready for this one! Keep up the great work as always!!

Back to back videos, just what I need.

I'm so happy I woke up early to find this! Keep up the great work

is the difference between this and the other film series that this focuses more on accidents that made it to the final cut of the film whilst the other series just focuses on accidents while shooting the film?

NEW VIDEO YAYA i always love these videos. Theyre so interesting! You drserve all the subscribers you have and more!

So pumped for this!!!

Format was awesome dude, loved the different style.

This is a great content dude. Keep it up! Loved these series.

I don’t know what it is about this video in particular but the way it was edited and put together is super pleasing. Whatever you’re doing, keep it up!!!

15:49 I don't feel even 1% bad for any of those people. Look at all the equipment they tried to save instead of worrying about their own safety. Every person there could've easily gotten out unharmed if they dropped everything and made a real effort to get out.

Great job on this can't wait for the next episode!!

awesome keep them coming dude!

Its so disturbing and sad that film directors can go to a level that puts their crew in danger. ☹️

The footage of them rushing to get off the train tracks and the footage ending with the loud sound of the train and the camera falling to the ground actually sends chills up my spine, it is terrifying.

I always enjoy your videos! Can’t wait for u to hit 1M :3

With the train thing, i definitely think one important lesson to learn from it is that "just following orders" is never an excuse, and that only you are responsible for the actions you willingly take. If you do something under the orders of someone else, you're still the one responsible, and i feel like if more people understood this then people like that person struck by the train would've still been alive.

These videos have been getting progressively better and better and I'm glad to see it. Keep it up! p.s. Newfoundland Mentioned! :D

Love your videos, keep up the great work!

It scares Me the fact My sister want to do movies as a actor movie directors only care about them selfsame and not the actors

I love this set up!!

Some of the men who must have survived the sleeping death dream. Report they were floating all the way back home from America and were in the presence of their ancestors. Then the missus wakes the husband up and he just starts gasping for air. Finally, able to breath again recounting the dream.

great video. thanks for your work.

Great video love the series

Great Video! First time seeing your content. Very creepy

I love your videos especially these real life disasters caught on film! Keep these up, please and thank you for no jumpscares. I respect you so much for that. 😊

2 uploads in 24 hours? W channel

Keep them coming up

This WAS a crime! Randall Miller and Jody Savin should both be held accountable for manslaughter at the very least

The midnight room story is why I can't stand seeing morons on the tracks or seeing "professional" photographers shooting a senior photo or something on the tracks. You people have no idea the horrible feeling of going at speed in a locomotive as big as a house with several cars weighing thousands of tons behind you and knowing there's nothing you can do to stop in time when you see an idiot on the tracks and when you finally hit that person, it's like a fly getting hit on your car's windshield, you basically become liquified... PLEASE STAY OFF THE TRACKS, tracks are for trains and trains only, not idiots. The fact these rats never saw more than 50 years behind bars and never allowed to touch a camera again disgusts me.

keep up the good work 😊

I quite like seeing your set up that you showed at the end of this video, with your face/head hidden by shadows for darker subjects. It’s also cool to see how other content creators have they’re computers displayed as well, but that’s just my thoughts. It’s nice seeing your face appear once in a while as well.

oh m gee i clicked this video not realizing this was you i didnt expect to be so early to one of your videos!! i love them

To say we know nothing about the ocean is just not true at all. We know a lot about the ocean, there's just still much more that we DON'T know about it

Yay i love when you post at night!

I really like this video..well done

Honestly the Elm Street one could probably be looked back at and laughed about quite easily. At the time stressful but overall just funny.

Back to back vids is goated. Thanks brother

Randall Miller has in his past films repeatedly disregarded his crew’s safety. It made sense this time that he ignored CSX’s warning and made his crew film there anyway.

Ty

thank you

i am here so early because i am in love with this man's content

Why is it that any time i learn something new about steven king it's always him doing the dumbest thing a person could do

This is already intriguing and I just got up.

I didn't know the bed/train track horror occoured on the set of that movie.. How did I miss that all the times I've seen it on my horror vids.

Can you post a short of the types of hats and headwear you have?

Woohoo new video! ❤

Can you do more of the worst disturbing media explained icebergs

Verry interesting 'letdowns' by Hollywood. Having said that, you've gotta release more of this content! Only for it be 'morbid fascinating'.

You watch maximum overdrive for the tunes man. ACDC

Maximum Overdrive up there with Super Troopers

the bare minimum on that train set should have been spotters a good distance from the tressle to alert everyone. that was such willfull negligence

Maximum Overdrive was so bad that I can't believe it hasn't been remade yet.

These movies are responsible for my sleep paralysis.

I was gonna ask how could someone accidentally light something on fire, but then i remembered back then you could just brush a fuse up against something and it'd light up if you were unlucky.

I hate how when stuff like this occurs the one who gets killed or hurt isbjust someone listening to the terrible director

I thought Sharknado was best worst movie ever.

I'm honestly shocked to not see any Three Stooges in here. That and Metropolis.

where did you find the unreleased logic song ?

Dope video I'm new here.

I like the bang drinks

A couple of years after we graduated from college, my then-boyfriend (now husband) got an early morning phone call that four of our friends had been in an accident very similar to the train incident described in the last segment. They were taking photographs on a train trestle when a train came around the corner. One of our friends was hit by the train and died instantly, the other three had jumped off the side. Two of the three who jumped died a short time later at the scene. There was one survivor, but he was so badly injured he couldn't go get help while the two girls were lying there dying. He had to lay there, too, and watch them pass away. It was horrible. The story was in the local newspaper. For some reason, my husband kept a copy of the story on the wall next to his desk for a year. Personally, I couldn't bear to think about it. This is the first time I've mentioned it since 1997.

“I stare at accidents in a sick attempt to feel at home.”

as to that letter saying they would not willingly put anyone in danger, or some such bull, permission was denied BECAUSE people would be put in danger.

I don’t know if many people know, but Glenn from Elm Street was played by Johnny Depp in his youth

Damn. Youd think that King would have gave the man at least a million out of his own pocket for the mans eye. Its not like he didnt have it by 1990 when he got the settlement.

6:09 Yeah I wish I could tell that to 7 year old me before I found it, Swear VHS made it look more gritty and scarier

This will be fun

What! New video holy 💩! One more before bed😅

The train one kinda reminds me of the Alec Baldwin Rust incident. It was careless and he was out doing PR afterward to clear his name.

On many indie film sets, the 100th take is the “Slate for Sarah”.

Also in maximum overdrive, in the scene where the electric knife cuts the waitress’s arm, there’s a deleted part where someone presumably a trucker grabs the knife and it cuts his finger clean off, and that happened for real. In the final film you can see him sucking where his finger used to be and another shot of his severed finger next to the knife before bill destroys it

"Turn for the worst" I need to make a list of butchered phrases on youtube lol

how does that even happen???

GFUEL IN DA HOUSE! ❤❤❤

This channel feels a bit like feldup but in english. This is kinda nice.