I like how in both cases the employees see any weird things happening with the animatronics as simple malfunctions than hauntings at first, but at the very end they realize just how haunted these things really are.

The reason this ones more disturbing is because you can tell how hard the child in the suit is trying to function properly so he isnt taken apart, especially when he tries to wave.

Here is something 99% of the people here probably missed At 10:16 you can here the computer beeping randomly. It is actually beeping in Morse code. If you listen carefully, the beeps go in this pattern: •• - ••• - • I. T. S. M. E Pretty cool huh?

For those trying to read the mandatory suicide part this is the best I've gotten from it "If you've made it this far you've seen too much. At this point, the animatronics should become fully aware and hostile because of your recent tampering. Accept your death with open arms because the door is now locked and you will not escape from this room. Then if you somehow manage to evade this situation, do not think you have saved yourself because I will know. I'm also here in"

The blend between real and cgi is so perfectly done here, even the animatronic looks real up close and the size of it fits perfect.

YOOO I just noticed at 9:08 the bottom of the clipboard it says, "4. Mandatory Suicide If you've made it this far you've seen too much. At this point the animatronic should become fully aware and hostile because of your recent tampering. Accept your death with open arms because the door is now locked and you will not escape from this room. Even if you somehow manage to escape this situation, do not assume you have been saved." (There was more but I couldn't decipher it for the life of me lol) Creepy stuff man, keep up the good work!

I love how this video uses things like the wiring being shot and the computer not being turned off as plausible explanations for Bonnie’s behavior. It genuinely makes you wonder how much of what’s happening is paranormal and how much is genuinely just faulty animatronics. It really makes this whole video feel more real and unsettling. Like this is a real scenario a person could be in and experience.

2:26 Bonnie looks genuinely happy to see this guy. It's a shame that he Tore Bonnie apart, then Bonnie tore him apart.

This tape is amazingly unsettling, it doesn't just show how and why Bonnie became "withered" but also the "4. mandatory suicide" paragraph shows that the company itself is aware of the children inside the animatronic and it's disposing of all employees that know too much about them...

It's so terrifying to think that a kid possesses this animatronic, and is now being ripped apart, and feeling everything. The part where his arm snaps is so creepy because that would basically be the equivalent to one of our arms just completely dislocating/breaking. Not only that, but as the guy on the video was saying, most things were ripped off by force. Not tools, or machines; human force. It's extremely painful, and eerie to think about this...

10:21 This part made me feel bad for the soul of the child that’s trapped in there. The crying and moaning caused by the pain of having it’s own limbs torn apart.

6:46 hearing the mechanical whirring slowly getting louder is TERRIFIYING but very well done and makes you feel dread up until he turns around which makes it even more scary

No one mentioned this but 7:10 has to be the most realistic human reaction I've seen in a VHS tape, that sudden pause after bonnie stared at the worker despite being deactivated was so well done, it perfectly captures what it feels like to be alone and experience something paranormal as small as an eye moving, you suddenly get a sense of dread and fear that temporarily takes away your ability to speak, and all you can do is stand still and stare for that one moment, I've personally experienced this before and can say that this tape did an excellent job at expressing that feeling, words can't describe how great this VHS tape is, easily my favourite.

I personally believe the scariest type of Fnaf VHS Tapes are the maintenance ones…and you’ve done this perfectly if I could subscribe twice I would. Good work man!

4:35 "Bonnie Will Remember That"

The look he gave him when his eyes moved said : bro you really gonna do this 😒

Anyone who's worked with old technology such as myself will immediately resonate with the technician talking to himself and calling the robot a piece of junk lol, also love that you actually modeled and textured a board for Bonnie's head, also for future reference you should try modeling an old serial port and connection from the animatronics to the computer, as wireless capabilities for computers were expensive and impractical at the time, love the period accurate IBM machine btw! Edit: didn't finish the video before typing this, cool to see the physical connection!

I absolutely love how everything here actually feels realistic, plus… HANDS! AND THEY’RE ANIMATED WELL

So some cool things I noticed - The "Step 4: Mandatory suicide. If you've gotten this far, you've seen too much. At this point the animatronic should become fully aware and hostile because of your recent tamperings. *Accept your death with open arms, because the door is locked.*" 9:25 - The blood on bonnie's head plate 2:49 - The very realistic reactions from the worker, the subtle pausing and mild confusion, the terror when he turns around and sees it behind him. - Bonnie trying to wave at him, and his arm snapping. 4:17 Someone mentioned in the comments that they figured because Bonnie is haunted, the child inside feels everything happening to him. Imagine trying to wave to someone in order to keep them from tearing you apart, and the motion dislocating your arm. Ouch. - When bonnie attacks, he is crying. REALLY well done, this scared the shit out of me :D

8:43 So this is me just realizing the faceplate is glued on because it prevents anyone from peering in through the neck and discovering the child's body.

Near the end, when the animatronic disappears after the breaker flips, you can just feel the quite realistic sense of dread, especially since the door was locked. Also near the end, after he took the front head plate off you can see a very slight movement. I feel like this vhs was just so well and carefully crafted, although it feels like at the end where Bonnie approaches you, it does feel a bit choppy. I’m no animator myself though, and I feel like this is much better than I can ever do, but it still feels so much more realistic than most others that I’ve seen.

Really good stuff! Probably the highest quality FNAF content I've seen, right along side Battington's stuff. I really like how this explains why Bonnie is missing half of his face. Only thing that's confusing is that the individuals in both this and Salvage seem to act as if they have no peripheral vision and are somehow surprised when the animatronic has abruptly moved (sometimes multiple feet towards them) when the camera pans back up. The audience's field of view may be limited to the 80's camcorder lens but the people holding the camera certainly aren't.

7:05 "Woah, blue paper." "May i have my arm back or no?"

This is one of the best fnaf vhs tapes i have ever watched, everything is near perfect. The maintenance guy's reactions to bonnie acting all weird are genuinely convincing, he talks to himself acting all optimistic when in reality he is scared shitless, he does that pause when bonnie looks at him, and so much little gestures that perfectly mimic human reactions when doing something that is creeping them out, like going to the attic or the basement all alone at night to get something as a kid, great job Spectre!

I love how cheery the worker is and how he slowly gets more terrified

I generally feel bad for this guy he was just doing his job and seemed like a nice guy

You can really tell how much the child in the suit doesn't wanna be taken apart, if you can't notice it, go back to the part where the suit had to wave its arm, you will see how much the child tried to function the arm in the suit before it lost control, poor kid.

For what it’s worth, this technician was really good at his job.

If only he read all the way to the "Mandatory Suicide" part that explains why the door is locked, stating "Accept your death with open arms because the door is now locked." This tape is actually startling its not even funny. One of my fav's by far with how into depth it goes and how immersive it is. Amazing job!

other comments mentioned this as well, but the child possesing bonnie can most likely feel everything thats happening. the more the person dismantles bonnie, the more pain the child feels. now, thats creepy in itself, but the worst part is the fact that at the end you can hear a child sobbing, revealing the pain and anger theyre feeling. this is truly horrifying and amazing, great work! :D

10:17 Is by far the creepiest part, you can hear Jeremy crying out of panic and distress but then he attacks the guy and as of he were William Afton

i like how we know the fate of this guy its just our job to see what fuck up he made to end up there

The way Bonnie looked at him like “I cant believe you’re doing this… you’re really doing this? To me? Of all people?”

10:20 Is that the sound of a child crying? If so, that is creepy as hell. Great stuff.

4:52 "damn this thing stinks" People who know: 💀

I feel bad that the guy doesn’t know Bonnie has a soul and he can hear everything he insults

I feel like this entire episode was about Bonnie becoming more and more annoyed with this technician until it boiled down into bloody murderous rage. Sure his body is a prison, but he seems to like it. But this guy just came in and quite literally disarmed him, and tore off his face. And Bonnie/Jeremy has been making several attempts to stop the salvage. First, he tries to squirm free but fails. Then he tries to turn off the computer, but fails, but not before he gives the technician an annoyed glare. Once removes his face it's game over. I could totally see him looking at himself during that short time he disappeared, before reappearing with fury burning in his now red glowing eyes as he decides to kill the man as a form of spiteful payback.

Can we appreciate the fact that this old broken down machine is somehow still capable of balancing all its weight on one leg

6:56 Do you notice how the jaw was open during that? An area that was previously said to have been short circuited and is no longer functional? Had he not turned the computer off or noticed, it would have been his head missing his face sooner than expected.

7:17 pause it and you will see light skin stare

This is, by far, one of the most realistic Fnaf VHS tapes I have seen! The acting was almost spot on to how a young manager would be acting in the situation! Bravo!

Can we please talk about the "Mandatory Suicide" section that was part of the documents that the camera-man didn't get to read? He was too busy cracking jokes, he didn't even realize that he was already dead the moment he got into the room.

Bro 7:05 when bonnie shuts down but stared at the guy just gave me the coldest chills I've EVER felt

The snap when bonnie tried to wave is so freaking terrifying 😨

I love the attention to detail so much! Especially the "Mandatory Suicide" order on the clipboard, that was such a good touch on an already very creepy video. Good work!

Things I loved about this tape: 1. As soon as the guy said "floppy disc" I knew this was gonna be good. 2. The hands are animated SO well. I'm honestly quite impressed!! 😁 3. The overall work put in to this specific tape like the camera shake, the *fuzzy VHS recorder mic" voice, and the lighting details. Overall, this was perfect! 😁👌👍

“Tam this thing stinks” 👁️👄👁️ 4:53

Not gonna lie, outside of the horror elements, I was genuinely interested in the maintenance work the guy was doing

Also let's be real Bonnie wouldn't have killed him if he didn't say so much bad stuff about him 🤣😂🤣😂

Very well made, I love this part mostly (4:17) because the break looked so realistic and how he eased after his arm lowered, and the jitter of his body when his arm crashed onto his side; awesome job! I can't wait for more.

This is very well done, animatronic maintenance was done similar to this in the 80's. How this was portrayed seemed to be the most realistic one yet, definitely paying close attention to the smaller details while giving off the creep-factor of the games.

when Bonnie heard he was being taken apart he took that personal

"Mandatory suicide" such a grim yet overlooked little detail there, quite nice mate

2:55 I love that he didn't notice the blood

4:17 i really like how the guy flinches when bonnie's arm snaps. adds a little more realism

5:21 the start of withered bonnie

Working with Spectre was a prime joy of mine, they're professional, and try their best to make sure the experience isn't too stressful on you. Thank you so much for being a wonderful director, and giving me a foot in the door!

6:46 omg you can hear Bonnie's footsteps!

This is a masterpiece, the camera capturing important details with the guise of it being recorded by an innocent employee, the crying of the animatronic, the voice acting, it’s all just perfect

Bonnie looked pretty friendly, that is untill the worker takes off his arms and eyeballs which the soul of the child in their could feel. Honestly really nice animation.

It's really good, although I want to respectfully provide constructive criticism. In my opinion and my opinion entirely I feel that the ending all happens in one big fuss rather than continuing at the pace of the rest of the tape. I feel that ending with a news report or showing the mechanic hiding in a corner while the animatronic stalks them would continue to immerse the character in the environment while still conveying the same plot while sticking to the VHS theme (although I will say that it cutting out in the end helps the VHS theme, just I feel that adding the tape's menu to the end after the final shot of bonnie could achieve this same goal). I would also like to say that I feel that this video has a much more 'grainy' filter that makes it harder to see compared to your last video. Just minor things. (just to make it clear I am in no way saying I can do it better, just stating my opinion as I feel that it can be helpful). I don't want this criticism to take away from how large this step up in quality is compared to your last project. You have achieved a much more ambitious project that has a-lot of moving parts that makes it much more immerse compared to your peers tapes. Your usage of hands and outside camera work excels in this type of maintenance style video and it shows how much talent you have. Please continue to push your boundaries as I feel a-lot of the things you tried with this video really worked. Keep up the fantastic work!

not even two minutes in and i am ENAMOURED by the animation. I feel like in fnaf inspired vhs stuff, anything with humans, or handheld camera, looks too static and artificial. You've done an AMAZING job of making it feel natural, like a genuine hand recorded videotape. Even just small details like the guy reading the floppys to see which one was the right one felt really authentic. And it makes you feel really immersed in it.

7:22 man that is some really impressive and very lifelike movement of the hand, I don't think most people appreciate how hard that is to do, props to whoever did that!

I like that he never questioned why there was another row of teeth behind the bigger set. I know there's probably an in universe explanation, other than "It's another set of human teeth", but still funny. Amazingly done. I can't honestly tell if it moved slightly sometimes or the camera just played tricks. Well done!

Bonnie from this point on 7:35 "They took my fucking eyes."

10:22 If the ghost that possessed Bonnie could feel all the pain of being torn apart It explains why we hear a groaning and crying noise from what sounds like a child.

i like to think that bonnie went to read the content on the clipboard and looked at the technician after thinking “you are kidding, right?”

i like how when he begins to read the odor report section you can clearly see on the bottom the "mandatory suicide" section that he hasnt gotten to yet

It's.... hard to describe in words. This video really made me feel an inner tension, and the level at which it was made is just... divine. As someone who also works in Blender, I can imagine how difficult it was, and this work is just radically different from works in that genre, because you are literally there, so realistic it is.

5:45 signature withered bonnie pose =D

7:40 thank you so much for taking off the eyes

Its so sad that the kid inside bonnie can feel everything happening:(

These are now my favorite FNaF VHS vids, your attention to detail is AMAZING and the buildup actually works!

I’ve gotta say, you’ve done excellent. The camera movement is amazing, and the origin story of Withered Bonnie is cool, always love a backstory! The thing that really added to the scary factor was near the end, when the flashlight went out, and the only source of light illuminating the room was the computer screen, showing Bonnie still connected, and the echoed cries of the child’s spirit possessing Bonnie, or Jeremy. That should’ve been a giveaway to the employee of why the animatronic was behaving oddly. I was honestly expecting the worker to find something he’d regret during the odor inspection. Maybe he could run out of horror if he discovers a kid inside the suit? But it’s just my opinion, still good video regardless!

I wish the FNAF movie was like this :(

god the way you put the animatronic behind the employee so he has to turn all the way around each time to check was so nail biting. I was constantly on the edge of my seat cuz like I knew eventually bonnie would be right behind the guy or something. Then in the background you can hear the electric engines bringing that terror closer and closer omfg wow. Absolutely terrifying

The explanation by Fazbear entertainment why the animatronics are smelling actually works really well. Good job.

Haha, this is awesome! Clicked right when I saw the notification because I remember how great your last video was. Honestly, I love this kind of FNAF content. Good job!

6:40 if that happened to me im not turning my back on it for the next 21 days

A lesson to be learned is that no one should be left ALONE with the animetronics

Of all of the FNaF VHS-styled videos I've watched, this is easily one of my favorites and one of the most unique as well. Even though you can tell that it's not really there, the incorporation of real world aspects like an actual arm interacting with the animatronic is a neat idea. It's also a cool idea to show to us how Withered Bonnie came to be the way they are, it's a cool concept to tackle. On top of that, I love the smaller details, with the main one springing to my mind being when the technician notices Bonnie staring at him and pausing for a moment, before resuming what he was talking about. Getting to a see someone freeze in response to a little detail but then playing it off as no big deal is something that far too little videos of this type do, so it's awesome getting to see it here. Last thing I wanna add is that the noise that Withered Bonnie makes before it attacks it is legitimately creepy, nice work.

The hand's unscrewing motion was really well animated I really liked how uncomfortably close he'd get. When the arm unhinged I really thought something was gonna happen, good subversion of expectations. Good job in general

The fact that you made the camera movement and everything else so realistic gives me chills. Even the humans which are the hardest part of making these animations so realistic. This just would make 2015 me so proud and scared

6:50 The way you can hear bonnie move this is one of the most realistic vhs tapes i have watched

10:42 bro almost did the very suspicious salute so i’m glad the engineer cut the tape.

The things that make this vid so good is the camera movement and how technically accurate it is .Also the blend of real footage with the cgi is perfect

Bro called him a piece of junk 💀

I feel so bad for my little boy Jeremy, he didn’t want his body to be teared, but unfortunately the night gaurd didn’t lesson.

10:04 Bonnies Pissed Cause He Took His Stuff Apart

As a animator myself and like a 1 time vhs maker, In my opinion this is the best version of any Bonnie maintenance check. it lasts long, animation is great, like the hands effect seriously surprised me. and the model of bonnie looked great, generally a phenomenal vhs tape 10/10

Nothing gets me more in this video than the sound of Jeremy crying from within the suit. As if the last sounds the children made echo throughout the animatronics' entire being.

7:10 that death stare gave me chills god damn

the way bonnie moved his head looked more like his spirit was simply confused on why there was someone in a room with him.

3:18 lesson number 1 never call an animatronic piece of junk and then let them move

I love how the hand is so well done and for this guy it's just like another day at work but little does he realize is its his last. Great job dude keep it up!

this has to be one of my favrote fnaf vhs tapes so far i just love the style of it and it gives a reason to withered bonnie and when the camera man is looking up at the circuit it looks so good

6:23 physics has left the chat

10:20 the soul of a child from bonnie is crying because the arm twisting, the face, the arm removal thingy, the kid can feel it since they were actually possessing the animatronic, causing it to make a crying child sound

This is one of my favorite fnaf vhs videos I’ve ever seen! It’s so good

These salvage videos are so cool! Keep making more of these. I love them! I like how unsettling they are.