agreed

Exactly my thought.

They're jealous.

Havent you ever seen beetlejuice? Remember the interior decorators? Well there you go

Big rambling houses give more places to run, hide, and be chased. Although, as a teen, I lived in a three bedroom bungalow and I was scared shitless.

Thats what I was thinking....the story had more of a menacing sinister vibe with a whole lot more detail. The short movie seemed to vague and rushed.....could have been alot better if it was a longer short....maybe 30 minutes instead of 14 minutes and more details. However, it was a good watch and a good story to listen to as well. I just don't need to watch it again.

Since I was a youth, if they made a movie based off a book, I always preferred to read the book instead of watch the movie. I find that it's much cooler that way, because you get to use your own imagination and create your own visuals. Sometimes I cave in and actually watch the movie though.

Ok so this is that creepypasta I heard all of it seen this I was like nahh

U guys need to check out Channel Zero's tv version of No End House if your fans, it's waaaay fucking better n will absolutely blow your mind. Give it a chance, look it up.

@@positiffvibrations7429 I loved it. So good and creepy👍 it's on Shudder

YAs 💝

@@nimkynasir7814 bep Beep

Esther Oanda Thanks Esther! I’ll be sure to let Connor (the actor) know that you enjoyed his performance!

Well, for me, The Dollmaker takes the cake but that's easily #2.

@@RedRad1990 what about some of Crypt TV's best short movies ?

@@saurabh6453 It wasn't a review, it was a message to the film maker., and yet you felt the need to interject your unsolicited viewpoint. Bless your heart.

You need to watch The World Over. It’s a lot better than this

@@lacyrozo9661 I have seen it and I liked it.

Bro grade 9 school is ez I think you are American right? American schools are so easy You should visit german school bro

@@gumball9890 as an American, school IS easy asf. the teachers are just... stressful.

@@gumball9890 can I ask you a question that is truly born from genuine curiosity and that I mean no offense at all by it...? In your history classes, when they teach about world war 2 and the holocaust do they talk about how wrong the nazi's and 1940s germans were to try and kill an entire race? Like do they say anything about guilt and all or do they just like quickly speed through that section so they dont have to talk about the country's involvement? It's a real honest question. I hope you understand it and dont take offense, I truly dont mean to offend u. And hey, I know past Americans sucked too, (some STILL do lol) we had slaves and then decided to start a war throughout our entire land to try and keep them, every country has past atrocities.

@@meganyoung. we do talk about this for years in grade 9 in grade 10 ind grade 12 and so on We talk so much about this and how wrong the nazis and the german people was We talk about every bad thing about this All this bc we don’t want to be ok the same point again. We talk about how easy it was and how this could happen again and that we must to be stop se thing like that and how wrong racism is and so on I hope that helped you

@@gumball9890 oh yeah u answered perfectly. I was really curious bc it seems like these days in America were learning more about our past that they've like tried to keep outta history books or reframe it to make it look not as bad, and its causing alot of uproar now. So I was curious how they taught about Germany's past, and your really enlightened me. Plus it's good to know that the education system there admits to their past and is truly trying to keep it from happening again. Hell, over here there's a ton of loser trump supporters who would love to get rid of all the blacks and Hispanics by any means necessary and I think the world all seen how bad things got under him. Alot of us worried about a new war just bc of him and his supporters. It only takes one charismatic ass hole to get a big enough following and fuck up a ton of shit unfortunately, as yall know too sadly.

Ikr! What a moron

@@sumuqh he’s not a moron, he thought it was a Halloween house and 500 bucks

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Me too

Did you ever read the creepypasta this is based off of? In the written story, it talks about the house having cheap decorations and everything they had in the short, was basically exactly what was described in the story.

@@tamielynne7374 What is your issue? I understood the decorations meaning. Just because it is based off a book doesn't mean it can't stand on its own. It is a story/film about a house that changes and adds to itself for some reason that is not given. To say all people never actual escape can't be true or no one would have known of it. Was it a coincidence his home numbers were 11 or was it a continuation of the house -- and those that won -- really didn't. Could it be if you lost you got out and the house didn't change????? It is a story that makes you think -- not just accept.

@@cubanindian you are clearly the one with the issue! I just asked if you ever read the story its based off. You are clearly a sarcastic bitch who likes to nitpick and find problems or issues where there were none! Have a great day!

Tamie lynne Jesus lady chill

@@SpotlessLeopard 😂🤣

NAH

@@isaacriding9353 Uh-uh

I appreciate that! I’m glad you enjoyed the film.

ROTFFLMAO Little Miss Muffet!

I’m 11 and I would have been terrified, but it still looked cute in the video 😊

Those things used to scare the crap out of me as a kid. lol!

😩🤣🤣🤣 yanno, that's not a bad idea? Or maybe I'm just high because I smoked some ganja... idk...

Hey Danny (at least I presume that's your name), First off, WOW thank you so much for all your kind words! We all worked very hard on this project and did take a tremendous amount of dedication, work, and time (15 months to be exact, most of which was in post), and a reaction like this makes it all worth it! Having recently started my first ever semester at university, this has been an extremely uplifting and inspiring read that I really needed this week, haha! As for your questions: 1) I had considered it but, as of right now, I don't have any intentions of adapting the sequel for a number of reasons. For one, the owners of the lobby room (the orange room at the beginning and end) no longer own that property, so I wouldn't be able to shoot in a consistent location. Also, I don't feel that the twist at the end of the story would work quite as well, as we didn't really set up the Peter character as any kind of potential menace or as a shifty guy like the source material, so it feel really random and out of place. 2) I still have yet to watch the show, as I haven't had cable in quite a while. From what I've seen and heard, it seems to be a good show, although not much a faithful adaptation, though that's fine (The Shining was pretty unfaithful to the book, but it's one of the best horror film ever made!).

Yes, Danny is indeed my name. You're welcome, Ethan! All of the hard work by you and your cast & crew really paid off and you're all much deserving of high praise with what you accomplished here with this adaptation of "NoEnd House"! 👍👍 I didn't say this before, but I'll say it now; thank you for uploading this awesome short film for all to see! 👌 It's disappointing to hear that you don't have any intentions of adapting "NoEnd House 2" because based on how successful this adaption of the original turned out here, I think you could do wonders with the sequel, but I can totally understand where you're coming from on the matter and it makes complete sense with you not having set Peter up for the role he played in the sequel. Are there any other creepypastas that you'd be interested in adapting? Also out of curiosity, has Brian Russell seen this adaption of his short story and if so, what did he think about it (if that's something you wouldn't mind sharing)? I hope he enjoyed it as much as I did. As for Channel Zero, I've thoroughly enjoyed all 3 seasons of the show so far (season 4 is suppose to begin later this year) and I really like what creator/showrunner Nick Antosca has done with it. The Channel Zero adaptation of "NoEnd House" for season 2 wasn't nearly as faithful as your own, but then again I don't know that there's really enough to the original short story for them to have faithfully adapted the story over the course of 6 episodes without it feeling as though it was dragging on. In any case, it was still a very creepy tale and the direction they took the story in and how they expanded upon the mythos of the NoEnd House itself was very intriguing I thought. Season 1 of Channel Zero was based on "Candle Cove" by Kris Straub and the show greatly expanded upon it out of necessity because if you've ever read the original creepypasta then you know it's rather short and reads as a series of message board posts discussing a disturbing old children's show (if you've never read it then I recommend it). I thought what Nick Antosca & company did with the creepypasta and how it was expanded upon was excellent and added to the mystery of the story. Mostly recently, season 3 of Channel Zero (known as Butcher's Block) was based on "Search and Rescue Woods" by Kerry Hammond. 'Inspired by' would be a better way to put it, because season 3 is by far the furthest removed from it's original source material. "Search and Rescue Woods" follows the experiences of its narrator, who's an unnamed search & rescue officer working in a national forest, as he recalls stories/experiences of his own as well as colleagues of creepy happenings, bizarre disappearances & mysterious staircases in the middle of the woods (it's pretty long, but again, if you've not read it then I recommend it). Butcher's Block doesn't have anything to do with an SAR officer, a national forest or anything like that, it completely changes the events to an urban setting (a bad part of town known as Butcher's Block, hence the title) and really only takes the concept of a staircase being where it shouldn't (in this case, in a dilapidated park) and expands upon as to why it's there, where it may lead & how it may have something to do with mysterious disappearances in the area. Overall Butcher's Block bares little resemblance to "Search and Rescue Woods" and I've read the some were disappointed by that fact, but I personally liked what Nick Antosca & company did with the concept of a mysterious staircase and the creepy & sinister story they wrapped around it, and the fact that Rutger Hauer (a favorite actor of mine) had a starring role made it all the better. I understand why they went the route they did with the Channel Zero version and at that, and I also think the original creepypasta is much better suited for an anthology horror film format than a 6 episode tv series format in the first place (my opinion). Anyway, if you ever get the chance to check out any or all seasons of Channel Zero, then I certainly recommend it. Well apologies for my rambling and creating this overly long reply. To end this, I wanna say that I wish you much good fortune with your first semester of university and for whatever it's worth, I hope you stick with filmmaking because I think you have a real talent for it. Keep up the hard work dude!

This is what i have been waiting for yass

@@EthanLindner Hey do you think that you might consider making a film of 'The Strangers'? That's my favourite one shot creepypasta and I really think you guys would do it justice.

WAY better than what we probably would've gotten if it was made by a big name company.

What's that?

buddy system?

Gmm 👊🏼 fam

That would make it worse.

@@gustavomurillo3067 the buddy system is a technic used in America where a new hire/ employee to pairs up or groups up with an old employee so they can learn the ropes/ be trained In school, when they go on trips, they are assigned a buddy for the day. It's to prevent an individual from getting lost, kidnapped etc. So you're basically keeping an eye on each other to make sure you're both safe. You know, two heads are better than one. Hope my explanation was sufficient. Have a good day.

That's deep 👍🏼Still really creepy to watch at 1a.m.

Wow 🤯 mind blow... you‘re so right!Thanks for that

Either you’re a psychiatrist or a phycho..that’s how I assume ideas like this come from

I like that analysis, it makes perfect sense. I never thought of it that way, I always thought of it as a demonic or house of witchcraft or supernatural of some kind. Or it could be a combination of both.

_there’s a series called CHANNEL ZERO. The first season is based off of this._

@@TheBlairWenchProject I saw and loved it

Mighty Moose Thank you so much!

@@EthanLindner Ethan Lindner oh my gosh I can't believe you responded to me! Once again, amazing job. The acting is fantastic. You had many brilliant moments! It's seriously challenging to scream like that, and I'm not sure many people understand the amount of effort that goes into it. (Cue The Shining reference here lol) I actually just showed this to a friend of mine after we had a conversation about horror movies vs horror shorts and she was convinced shorts couldn't be good. Well, this proved her wrong ;) +10pts for helping me win a debate haha! I'm officially subscribed and can't wait to see more of your work!

Mighty Moose Haha, I’m happy I could help! Thanks a ton for subscribing!

Because it's bad.

You are so beautiful. That's all

Dileti Silver I’m sorry you didn’t enjoy the film. What about it didn’t you like?

@@EthanLindner I don't know why I wrote that.. I didn't understand the end of the movie. did he die? Did he make it? Why did he even go there from the beginning?

Dileti Silver He went in because he underestimated the house. He thought it would be a simple haunted house like the ones that tend to pop up at Halloween in neighborhoods. At the end, he got through all nine rooms and, as promised, got his $500 prize. But, when he gets home, he sees that his own front door is marked 10, signifying that he’s still inside the house, and that he will be trapped in it forever.

pap3rb01 Thank you very much!

I could say the same about your fantastic work as well! I especially loved your Friday the 13th short, as that franchise inspired me to make silly little movies like this. Hope all is going well for you!

KebenAnn David Next short film is in development right now. Probably coming out around Summer time this year!

@@EthanLindner thanks for the info . I will look for it 👍👏

Channel Zero made a whole season of TV loosely based on the same source material. It's good and unique and you should watch it if you like horror. Nice to see this version stayed faithful to the original short story, great work!

Not healthy

John, it means so much to hear you say that! This film took most of my junior and senior year to high school to make, and to hear that it affected somebody in the way that you describes makes every ounce of effort worth it. Thank you so much for the kind words and I’m very glad that you enjoyed the film!

I'm glad you enjoyed it! The film took about 15 months to make (since I was working and going to school full time, with several weeks between each shooting day). I would've liked to include the real room 5, but a giant room filled with vegetation would've been way outside the nonexistant budget, plus invisible bugs would've been difficult to depict on film (especially for viewers who haven't read the story).

Ethan Lindner 15 months in total is pretty long. I think Baskerville in Room 7 could have been a possibility, but you always have to keep the budget in mind when it comes to filmmaking!

It was bad

Van Nguyen Well It could’ve been worse

I was not pleasantly surprised.

That’s because there was a lot less horror short videos out there five years ago. They’ve come out with some really amazing stuff the last few years.

Princesscolex I’ve been considering it, but for now that’s not in production. However, we are gonna be doing an adaptation of the “Psychosis” creepypasta. The script is being polished at the moment.

This movie doesnt have a happy ending...

@@e1532 Ooor does it? We'll actually never know.

Much appreciated!

Haha I like your interpretation!

Lie I just did it!!

@@kiarramaxwell8639 r/wooosh

Come back to reality.

@@isthiakahsan oh there goes gravity.

@@ashmorrison1396 oh there goes rabit he s choked he got his back to this ropes and no mater hes dope he knows that but hes broke he knows vhen vhen he s back to his noble home that s vhen he s back to the lab again yo he beter goes to get taht moment and hope vont pass it ju beter lose joureslf in the music the moment ju own it ju beter never let it go ju got only one shoot do not miss jour chance to blov this oprtyniti comes once in life time

Glad you enjoyed it!

Gore? There's no blood or guts.

@@nobull9541 True. It is full of horror. Unlike what is seen in theaters lately.

Wil Bane Yeah, I think it would’ve been best to cut out the line. It would’ve saved a lot of time since I must’ve spent a few hours just getting it to sound right (the dialogue was recorded too quietly in this scene). Oh well, hindsight is 20/20. Thanks a lot for the feedback!

Lucie B Lindner Haha thank you very much! Nice last name!

Omeleto is more interperative

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Me too 😃❤