This guy literally made up a career out of spoiling movies

4:15 turns out all of those orbs were just pieces of asbestos and they actually died of lung cancer.

What scary is how long the cameras last without running out of battery

In Wise words of Dean Winchester, "You Watch a lot horror movies right? Next time pay attention. When someone says place is haunted, don't go in"

Friend: “Hey, you wanna explore an insane asylum?” Me: “Hahahahahaha! *No* “

Blair witch : Indoors edition

A man missing a tongue saying, "Lance!" HIGHLY SUSPECT.

I was put in a mental hospital once when I was younger and I thought the doctors were bad there but watching this I’m like damn I sure was lucky.

How you gonna bite your tongue off then say "LANCE"

BuzzFeed Unsolved 😂😂😂

Grave Encounters: *Let's be a good horror movie!* The Sequel: *I'm gonna destroy this man's whole career*

When I first found this movie I was like 12 and deadass thought it was an actual paranormal documentary. Needless to say I realized later on that it wasn't that and now had some fun emotional scars to deal with XD

Lmao, I like how Lance closely resembles Zac from Ghost Adventures.

The faces in this movie are very disturbing

The spirits: Hippity hoppity these explorers are staying in our property

*Looks at thumbnail* Is this a no-smoking advertisement?

You missed the hair lifting is in the spot where the lobotomy is conducted.

Those ancient letters are actually norse runes. Their existance in the found footage plays off of the fact that Christians back then thought vikings and norsemen were satanic.

I do appreciate the acknowledgement of actual awful mental facility practices back in the day, and how they are sadly still not that great now either. Its a somber but realistic ending, tho I'm still a sucker for any chance where a story like this could go "and with a living to help, the pissed off wronged spirits beat the shit out of the evil doctor guy"

I remember randomly watching this movie one night and being terrified, which most ghost movies never do for me. The changing walls and time stuff really fucked with me

this is the only film that genuinely really disturbed me. The atmosphere is just so dark that even when there are cheesy cgi hands coming out of the wall, I was still scared lol

I saw this 2 days ago and it scared the shit out of me. Easily my favorite found footage movie. Its not like paranormal activity where the demons just move objects and stuff but charge at you. And you can't complain that the characters are making dumb decisions cause there's no where to go. Lance is clearly the smartest out of the group. An Example is that he used a metal bar to pry open the elevators doors. Shit really hits the fan when they get to the tunnels and Lance loses his mind. This movie is too good.

They need to rename this to: Ghost Adventures Gone Wrong.

I know this video is old, but I wanted to note the girl's disappearance (with her coughing up blood then fog) could also have been an allusion to tuberculosis, which plagued many asylums in the past. Edit to add: how sick she was getting and her coughing up blood is my main suspicion of this.

This is a weird long episode of Ghost Adventures I guess they actually prove that ghost are real

The effects look kinda silly Im fine with that.

This is one of the scariest movies ive ever seen. It made me and my cousin paranoid for a while afterwards

That outro reminds me of the little skits Dead Meat would do after a kill count

That "ancient language" is Nordic runes. Used by the Vikings

Should have called the Winchester Brothers.. they would have figured it out on about 12 minutes.

The first 20 minutes of this film is parody and really funny. Especially when they ask ppl about ghosts

There’s a college in Wayne Nebraska that my friends went to. Their dorms were literally a converted insane asylum from way back. It was so eerie in that place. I never could have lived there myself.

I am a hardened horror movie watcher. But THIS MOVIE. HOLY FUCK. Had me on the edge of my seat. SO GOOD!!

Seems like an asylum horror done right.

The Grave Encounters Hospital really sounds like something out of the SCP universe. Gives off 3008 vibes

This movie and its sequel were genuinely some of the best found footage horror movies I've ever seen. Do they use a lot of tired tropes? Sure, but the whole production worked together to bring as unique a movie forward as it could. Some of the jump scares were truly terrifying and the psychological aspect of the group slowly unraveling until it's just the one guy left was pretty spectacular. Overall, I can see where this movie deserves some criticism, but these definitely deserve their place in the found footage hall of fame

Must be hard to say "lance" without a tongue.

This is like ghost adventures gone wrong

I wish camera batteries lasted as long as they supposably do in these found footage films

How did the ghost say “Lance” without a tongue? Try it lol

I watch these instead of the actually movies because I am too chicken to watch the films.

Im just hiding in the comment section, dont mind me, just hangin out here at night. Making sure the Hash Slinging Slasher doesnt get me...

Grave Encounters is one of my favorite horror films ever. I thought it was gonna be crap but it just turned out so good.

Your voice comforts me through the really horrifying ones, not gonna lie.

Why do I always watch these things at night seriously

It sounds like very generic plot but at the same time it look like interesting film Only problem is fact that I dont watch horrors or anything because later I cant walk at night

4:45 What I believe the producer meant by "...over 70 hours of footage.." was that all of the cameras combined held over 70 hours of footage and there were plenty of cameras.

Freezing Temperatures 3:48, ghost orbs 4:15, ghost writing 6:08. guys I thinks its a Yurei yurei description: it can have a real big impact on your sanity

Grave encounters 2 please

You can't break out, you can't excape,we're just waiting till you break.

Literally one of the scariest movies I've ever watched...and I'm going to watch it again.... tonight...alone...

I like how the footage from the 40’s or before had zoom built in. 🤣🤣🤣

this is kinda like a horrible show of ghost adventures I love that show good vid

Watching this at night knowing well that I have to walk through a dark hallway while paranoid😪

Ghosts: Imagine being this stupid to explore here. And that person was me

6:25 Oh look, it’s the most overused jumpscare ever

I'm sick and apparently bored: here's how the fully shown paragraph from the book shown at 11:28 looks like translated: "Steady a relationship Is at first, the passion fades, and there had better be a tat of money to take its place. Ive learned that sometimes the people you expect to kick you when youre down will be the best who do. Ive learned that te dent have to ditch bad friends because their dysfunction." It was basically English written in runes. Though they had used some letters from different types of runes so it took some 'detective work' to make sense of it. The blurrines didn't help. So I'm not exactly sure if everything is right, but at least it's quite there...

In all fairness, The Visit's ending is self explanatory. They literally explain every little bit of what happened. American Psycho has a lot of ambiguity to its ending. *thats* what we need explained

I've always thought of the supernatural elements as 4 groups. The good doctor's satanic rituals managed (with purpose or not) to summon a demon or some other malicious entity, this spirit is running the hospital and its changes. The doctor, due to his involvement in the summoning is damned to remain. His nurses, similarly reasoned, were also damned. Then there's the patents; all the glowing orbs and more physical interaction with the GE crew than the other entities. In the same way that the deceased are somewhat unaware of their situation, the patients treat the crew as fellow inmates, the nurses seem to be doing rounds of some kind or another and, upon discovering the crew, seem confused as the crew is wearing street clothes from an unfamiliar decade, they decide to tag them and treat them like any other patients (poorly). The doctor probably knows to some extent, given he was invested in this type of magik. So the nurses are doing rounds, the patients are afraid and some lash out when seemingly threatened (like the little girl in the corner, her face didn't change until she turned and saw the crew. The hospital, though, is the truly malevolent entity, forcing people through the maze and (Spoiler Alert for a nine year old movie) attempts to draw in more people. My theory for that is that since we see the doctor and nurses performing a ritualistic lobotomy, the hospital's demon can feed on the energy, so long as there are always patients of some kind, alive, giving reasonable motive to develop a system to lure people under the guise of a feature film as well as the student project to wet the lips of viewers. I might be overthinking it, but the idea came from The Others, following a family and service staff as they discover that their home is haunted, by them, they're the ghosts, and we get to see how the ghosts see their surroundings and behave when provoked by the living that they may be unable to detect at any given time.

This was one of those films that I took an instant liking to simply because it was about mental patients and ghosts. I don't know why I'm fascinated by this kind of thing. I remember first watching the film several years ago late at night and it did succeed in giving me the creeps. I was even paranoid about going to bed that night, switching the light out and falling asleep to have nightmares!

I know this movie is a parody of ghost adventures but I love that show

This building could be a perfect example of an SCP that shows the property of being a spatial anomaly and a reality warping object.

This is an excellent found footage horror movie! The first attack from the woman ghost-demon was very scary!

If foundfix was ever in a horror movie. It would 10% survival and 90% explaining and breaking down the villian

If you dont have a tounge you cant say "Lance"...

This is like outlast.

This is the only horror movie that has actually scared me to death where I could t sleep at night for the next 3 days

I've only seen this movie once it's one of my favorites and I love the concept

** SPOILER ALERT ** I enjoyed watching Grave Encounters. It was a bunch of hooey at first, as we saw Preston and crew even paying off a groundskeeper to say that he saw ghostly sightings. Then, as time went on, and Sasha's hair got messed with, we knew that this was no failed attempt at detecting paranormal goings on. The movie got extra creepy when they showed the food they packed in their lunch box had rotted, as if they were there over a month, with nobody eating any. That was a very creepy effect. The time shift was really bizarre, too, as it was 6am, and was still dark. It then became 2pm, and it was still dark. They were there less than 24 hours, and it seemed like an eternity. They literally had NO escape from the hospital! The last part, where they showed the ritualistic objects, like the skull, and candles, and strange symbolism on the ground, was stuff of nightmares. Then they showed the book of spells, and that was especially creepy. The area seemed to be encased in spider webs, as if the area had not been had any human contact in a lonnnng time. This area of the underground office showed proof that the doctor was dabbling into some black magic. It was quite a creepy movie, and i watch it again from time to time.

Hold up, I got to turn on the lights

The ending you did was soooooooo believable, you should have your own show. I got chills man especially when you said the room was chilly

3:14 I'm pretty sure the groundskeeper is George Lucas.

14:00 is a starter to really weird porno

Definitely do Grave Encounters 2 as well

I don't know how I'm just finding this channel of yours dude but i am subscribed because you're Fantastic at this particular storytelling/movietelling that you do & it's done completely different and better than many others 👍.

This reminds me of American Horror Story: Asylum

You are the best movie analyst I'm so happy I found this channel on my recommendations, thanks.

The hospital is an SCP

Not sure how anyone could dislike your videos you put so much work into them

Man, your work in this video is awesome, thank you for the quality content.

i want to see grave encounters 2 explained

I love both Grave Encounters movies. They are scary because you never really see the spirits. You only get glimpses.

Love your videos, they're always a blast to listen to while doing work. Would love to see you do Hollows Grove and Savageland!

I discovered your channel 2 days ago and I'm hooked. Love your videos.

the twist of the no escape is what makes this horror movie my favorite along with the whole reality tv show aspect

One of the few "found footage" that I like and freaks me out everytime I watch it,

I appreciate the fact that this man puts in the effort to make us laugh at these small parodies

Omggg another underrated horror movie. Thanks for giving these attention!

this is literally buzzfeed unsolved woah

no way out, I see a window and trolleys. you know what I am thinking

i always wish i could watch this movie again for the first time. it's just the right amount of campy, scary and funny.

Your silly skits make my entire week so much better!

I remember watching this as a teen. Back then it was terrifying

Houston “YEET!”

Me:*see the thumbnail Scp 096 *SCREAM

So, THIS is what that scary meme/gif/photo came from! 🤔

I think that Grave Encounters is scarier than The Blair Witch Project. Probably because I wasn't paying attention to Blair Witch.

6:25 So thats were that thumbnail came from

I remember watching this movie from my laptop through a projector in the science building lecture hall in my old university with all the cool kids late one thursday night. This movie reminds me of those ol' wonderful times.

This is just Outlast: The Movie with extra steps