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I came across from somewhere saying the budget for this film was about $500. All the actors are volunteers. Considering that, this film is outstanding.

Just to answer a few things questioned in this video. the guy in the van said Cognitohazard. which means that whatever sort of anomaly they're dealing with is able to manipulate someone's brain or brain functions. so he's basically betting it's an anomaly that messes with cognitive functions. the threat is ultimately unknown upon initial entry. the intent of the SCP foundation is to secure anomalous entities. they won't move anything from the site unless they know for certain it's safe to do so. the dangers they face aren't always clear cut. a roll of toilet paper could be a nuclear bomb (and yes, that's an actual entity found by the Foundation on the Wiki site.) that's why they didn't touch or interact with the guy who was paralyzed, because they don't know what would happen. so the engagement strategy is to always take things slowly. manipulation of the entities on site could result in the site and Foundation involvement being compromised. so turning on the lights may have angered or alerted any entities that are on the site. they removed their night-vision part way through because they shut down. the operators even say so. "shit! my NODs don't work!" the reason why these guys are rather stoic about the operation is because this sort of operation is quite sedated in comparison to many other missions. Only two confirmed casualties is rather low in comparison to other missions performed by Foundation MTF (Mobile Task Force) units or events that revolve around the SCP Foundation. For comparison, SCP-096 is an entity that ended up causing a massive slaughter of an entire town and highway. so ultimately the liberties taken in this short film that don't match up with real world military tactics could be argued as something that Foundation would have to do as precautionary measures. After all, the Foundation is always dealing with unknowns, it's they're entire purpose.

SO I just found out Jason was a character in the film Generation Kill

3 things ya don't mess with 1: Mother-in-laws 2: IEDs 3: And GHOSTS IN SPOOKY HOUSES

With how many of these guys die from random anomalies its not really surprising that they didn't react too much to one of their teammates getting turned into a glitch.

I think SCP stuff makes more sense to SCP fans cuz I understood everything they did but SCP is for everyone it just takes time to get used to

SCP stands for Secure, Contain, Protect. The “MTF” teams (Mobile Task Forces), go in and investigate anomalies.

18:10 they left him because as guessed at the start, it's a cognitohazard meaning that it "glitched" him because he was looking at it. The MTF knows there's no saving him after he's been overtaken like that and if they were to go to him, they'd look at the hazard themselves leaving them in the same place he's at.

"The" theory about the whole story is: -there is a house. -there is a computer in that house. -the computer runs a program (yava). -the program keeps crashing and rebooting. Basically, the "house" is the result of the program being run. Like a video game, a level/map/etc... is basically code; interactions are code, etc... But the MTF dudes are not part of the program, and thus "yava" is trying work its way to translate their presence into code so the program can run. Like introducing into a game "something" that is foreign to the game, thus does not translate and/or make sense and thus making the program crash. It is an "anomaly contained within itself", so to speak, yet somehow permeating into the real world "for some reasons".

that perfectly synched double hand chin "hmmm" moment haha

MTF is partially a death squad for SCP

The Reason they aren't just bagging random intel is because of the risk of bringing uncontained anomalous material out and possibly causing a containment breach.

The foundation dosen’t really care for casualty’s and these people are more or less trained to have no emotions so they can move on quickly from losses because these anomalies are ether safe or capable of upending every single country

Rip the Star Wars collectables

Jason's face at 3:37 had me dyin. It was at that moment ..... the thieves were about to find out , they fucked up.

I love how intently Jason is listening to Patrick. Like just completely engrossed in listening to the story.

As much as I enjoy your guy’s reactions, I feel like you misunderstood/underestimate a lot of what the SCP Foundation and their MTF(Mobile Task Force) tend to deal with, and with lack of context of what the SCP does or its many, MANY MTF units probably doesn’t help . Think of it this way: If your buddy is covered with radioactive material or infected with a unknown virus, you wouldn’t fuck with it now would you? That’s why the MTFs leave the guy behind, because there is high risk that shit may go haywire for either the individual bothering to touch him, or even the entire team(because remember they don’t know what the fuck they are dealing with). I think you should watch SCP Explained by Volgun (who is an VA in this and Overlord) for a better understanding of the source material.

with SCP you don't want to just take stuff with you and leave incase it creates even more SCPs or spread its effects.

The reason they didn't bag and tag the stuff is because they have to receive orders to remove anything, otherwise they could potentially bring the sphere of influence of the SCP along with them.

Evan royalty is director or producer for both dollhouse and overlord including some other scp projects, he has also worked with one or more companies/groups to produce short films. Edit: they can't afford a night vision camera, they're pretending the house is darker then it actually is, give the poor people a break.

So this is what it looks like when you show some people who don't know about scp.

"He is gone.... I call dibs on his girlfriend" LMAO! You guys are the best! I enjoy all of your videos, you guys are a spark of joy in these darker times, please don't change and keep up the good work!

So in SCP there's a bunch of different hazards, each hazard is generally unique so basically these guys are first contact with a hazard, they mentioned cognito hazard at the start, that's a something that if you even look at will fuck you up. And then in the house they mention it's a parallax or whatever the so it's constantly expanding and changing so they enter and cleared the kitchen, cleared the kitchen and when they came back there was a new doorway I think. But there's ton of different shit so when 1-6 or whoever got got they don't want to risk whatever happened to him happening to them so they just fucked off after. Their job is to identify whether the anomaly is dangerous or not, some of them are harmless like some dude who just constantly changing time and space to make it feel like he's just living a normal office job life even when in reality he could be in a cell, to super hero type characters, to world ending demons and there cultists.

Love Jason drawing the line at ghost ladies - “I’m getting my boys and we’re getting the fuck outta there” 🤣

I'd recommend watching The Exploring Series's introduction to the SCP Foundation, while it's not related to anything military wise, it would clear up some things. Also, you guys are hilarious, keep up the good shit.

The Escape from tarkov: raid series is out as a full short movie now on youtube, if i remember correctly you guys talked about watching it again when it came out as a full movie. I enyoy your content cheers from Sweden

You guys watched the Zero Dark Thirty raid scene? That seems interesting to react to.

Totally spitballing here, but I'll guess that "SSE" is something like "Search, Secure, Extract"? All I got.

Honestly, I think every Military reaction to the SCP stuff pretty much covers the same points. These shorts are cool in concept, but they get a ton wrong in execution. these guys could really benefit from having a bunch of vets go over everything from script to training/acting. So in essence the SCP foundation is in charge of covertly protecting humanity from Extranormal entities, items, locations, and information. which can range from harmless to apocalyptic. The Mobile Task Force units we see here are supposed to function as emergency response personnel, to either a known SCP that has breached containment - in which their job is to recontain the SCP and a tactical team would be called in if the SCP itself was know to be hostile itself or hostile actors where in possession of it. Or to investigate a suspected SCP site - In which case a fully armed tactical unit would only be called in to secure and preliminary investigate the site if the Foundation suspected the SCP was hostile, or there where hostile actors in possession of it, and would require force to secure and/or contain the SCP. Yes, any unknown SCP represents a significant threat as by it's definition the foundation doesn't know it's capabilities, but they have to have heard of the SCP somehow. At least enough to make an educated guess on what sort of team would be best able to accomplish the mission of preliminary securing the SCP while balancing the threat to their own personnel, the public, and the foundations need for secrecy. So... In Dollhouse the team's primary job should be to A) Confirm the Presence of an anomaly, and then B) secure the site for further investigation and containment. Rifling though files or messing with the PC on site should not be on the teams agenda - yes perhaps they should bag the lot and hightail it out and let the labcoats look it over - but again since something as innocuous as a glass tumbler or cassette tape can have devastating reality bending powers it could also be a standing practice for teams to not touch anything they don't have to and leave it all in situe for the labcoats to squint at latter, either could be viable options - but the story should make clear what the teams instructions are. This could also be why they do not attempt to help the casualty, though my god man show some emotion! - for all they know their buddy just had his soul eaten by Eldredge abominations from space, I think I'd be pretty upset and angry to say the least. Once they find the ghost lady (and certainly after they realise the building itself is bigger on the inside than the outside), I think it would be fair for an experienced SCP Foundation field agent to make a preliminary assessment that, yes, there is an anomaly on site, and they are dealing with a Cogneto hazard (Mind altering) or reality Hazard of unknown power. At this point it would be fair that securing the internal structure may be if not impossible then difficult for a small team - considering some reality hazard SCPs can literally be infinite in size your risking the team getting lost even without any hostile entities on site. So securing any pertinent information and exfiling, putting up a perimeter, and awaiting backup seem like the logical choice. But we wouldn't have horror movies if people made smart decisions would we, doesn't mean I don't want to see some.

SSE (Strip, Stroke, explode) ..... nailed it!

They should make a meme with Jason's face: *Hold the damn door!!!* While Patrick yelling behind him: *But wait, I don't see them flairs in the nods boys..... Get RID of them!!*

You can't judge these guys too harshly. At the end of the day SCP is some nerd shit. How are they supposed to know that the only thing that they and the MTF have in common is that they use similar equipment. Its like a federal marshall critiquing the ghostbusters.

Savage challenge: Search , Seize, Contain or maybe secure for of the S intials lol. Great video keep on keeping it real my brothers! These movie people need help on tactics its sad, but its our entertainment though lol

A cognito hazard is a anomaly that can be experienced by any of the five senses. They can vary in power and in capability. Some of them can be hazardous and kill people immediately. Others can change how people think, such as a book that can make people think they were always a part of the foundation.

The reason you don't turn on the lights, or move anything, and particularly _remove_ anything in this situation is that this is a situation where you don't know if a fridge magnet is going to act as a grenade pin on the whole situation. Minimal practical interaction is the name of the game. They have no idea if the house is alive, a portal to an alien dimension, perfectly normal, or made of something that will turn hazardous if removed from the property. Likewise, the gentle touch on the door, and not touching an unneeded power swtiches. Even photos might be hazardous to bring outside. This is not the info gathering team. These are the _coal mine canaries_ .

Sensitive Site Exploitation - basically gathering any possible intelligence ie hard drives, documents, phones, etc. Definitely enjoyed Dollhouse more than Overlord. Felt more tightly knit and controlled than the bigger, and sloppier, action of the second film

Infohazardous threats aren't a joke, learn more about the Foundation before roasting any other fanwork. Also the MTF units may be fully trained for tactical responses but also the first to enter in contact with anomalies and it's important to gather in site all information in a "scientist" way for further research.

Also, towards the end. "We saw an anomaly in the house.... Lets leave the squad leader and the tech guy alone while we drop shit off in the van..."

17:43 is Unicode. It says "I am Prometheus." Prometheus was the ancient Greek god of fire. He defied the gods by stealing fire from them and giving it to humanity in the for of science and technology.

Here in the Philippines we did a TV series (I'm not gonna say which show) about military people (I'm not gonna say which branch) in the hopes of demystifiying the members of the armed forces. We had real service members as consultants and as actors. They were helpful in providing us every bit of information about the, protocols, the uniforms (how to properly wear them and which insignia goes where), the weapons and equipment, and tactics. It was great working with them. However, for the sake of entertainment, the show turned into a circus. I believe that no matter how many military consultants a show or movie gets it all boils down to the vision of the director.

Hearing about that stuff getting stolen made me so mad. Especially old collectibles like that AND especially WWII items. I wish he could’ve taken the baseball bat to them as well lol Last summer I had an entire duffel bag of all my old military stuff stolen by some meth heads who stole my parents car. It was things from deployments that I had brought home and stored at my parents house. They put the bag in the car to bring it to me and the car was stolen. It was a lot of stuff from deployments that buddies had given to me. Lots of memories lost.

It’s really cool to see how much you guys have grown. I remember seeing you two react to the Modern Warfare USMC mission, and I’ve been subscribed to you guys since 8k subs. Keep up the awesome work.

dude the story about the guys breaking into Jason's car has gotta be the best part of the video lmfao

damn they stole all your guys stuff my heart

Thanks for making content, ya'll are cool.

As always loving the content! Keep up the good work guys!

"That was tactically... shit." LMAOOOO, this is why I'm subbed to you guys. I won't get real shit like this anywhere else on KZfaq.

SSE is Sensitive Sight Exploitation. It's when you grab anything that could have intel from a site before promptly leaving. Not when you sit around chatting with your buddies about what you're finding like in the video.

You should also consider that in the SCP universe there are some messed up stuff. From a sloth that appears in a video recording that leaves people catatonic, to a virus that is spread purely upon looking at it that turns you into a monstrous shark person. As such these guys are not only trained to be jaded to the idea of death all around them. But also it is relatively common for entire Task forces to be eliminated by simply attempting to rescue a injured soldier in the most gruesome ways. Additionally, they entered relatively covertly into a suburban area, they had the lights off in order to avoid alerting any innocent civilians, entities residing inside the home , or even potential extradimensional cults that had purposefully created that scenario in order to lure in the foundation and kill them. (This is more common than you would expect). And finally, even though they have guns it is a well known fact that the vast majority of beings the foundation encounter are in some way shape or form immune to bullets. So the best you can do if you're stuck in the same room with a ghost girl is finish your mission before your inevitable demise.

The term “stay frosty” goes back to the movie Aliens when the Colonial Marines tell each other to “stay frosty.”

Thanks for the video Savage Actual. You guys are getting close to that 100k! Man the whole video was odd for me like the camera work and the music score was better but the ''tactical'' movements felt out of place. Still the whole video was cool and Jason and Patrick... you guys rock tenfold! Stay Savage out there!

Somewhere you made a writer and director cry!

Do you guys ever watched The Raid and The Raid Redemption? Especially 'The Raid' first movie (2011). I'd love to see your reaction about the spec ops operation in that movie. I wonder what will you do, or your opinion, as spec ops vets, if you guys trapped in the building full of gangsters, then acknowledge that you and your whole team basically just used and exploited by corrupt politician. Just like all the characters went thru in the movie. Would you stay loyal to your oath to your country (like Rama) and going stray, or join the gangster to survive (just like Rama's brother and the captain)?

From what I know, when the green mask guy turned off the laptop, the house disappeared

The way this mans face lit up talking about the people that were trying to break into his car is going to be the EXACT face i have when someone tries something similar.

Can you react to Generation Kill? I wanna see if Lilley will cringe at any of the scenes that involve him.

Them: “Let us know if you know what SSC means” “They just gonna google that shit” Me: you’re absolutely right, *googles it* Them: “without googling it” Me: “Awww fuck”

They didn't even get the experience they just had quite sound and talked to each other and laughed

“Permanently fucked up so pls do it again” 🤣🤣🤣 he’s just waiting for the day to catch someone stealing from him just like the punisher looking for an excuse to butcher someone. I love it you guys are hilarious

_Talks over and skips the story and information on the reasons people are doing what they are doing_ "Wtf why do they did that, it's dumb" if your working theory is that the computer is controlling the house in a crazy anomaly, and you turn your back to said anomaly to turn off the computer, it's not stupid, it's your best chance of survival. they even explained why they can't just take it away

Commented on the Overlord vid about the harsh critique and didn't necessarily mean it in a bad way, without comments like what you guys made the filmmaker has no real, what we'll call professional as you guys clearly are, input. What you said in the beginning is entirely correct, when squads are sent to investigate SCP reports they have a pretty general vague idea of what the situation is, could be a person just acting strange, or it could be an entity that can literally just destroy the world. Your tactical input is great! Of course they need to keep it entertaining and gripping but if it can be as accurate as possible fuckin bonus! Great vids guys!

Just to clear a little of the confusion up, from overlord and dollhouse, I’ve seen people explain what SCP is so I know you guys know the organization and what they do. What they don’t explain is how it kinda works so I’ll elaborate on it a tad since I haven’t seen anyone else do it. Typically a lot of the confusion is just how they operate, which is understandable since it looks dumb to someone who isn’t familiar with the lore, is to analyze what they can about everything surrounding an anomaly before leaving. Given that they knew nothing about the anomaly, they have to assume that anything in the house, including the house itself, could be the anomaly. So while they’re searching for evidence or any inkling of information that could give them a lead, it’ll let them know where to look first and what they’re getting into. Reason why they didn’t try to touch or move the guy who got frozen, or digitalized I suppose, was because with a lot of anomalies in the universe, the chances of it spreading to them would’ve been a very likely outcome. Now why they reacted the way they did to it, or rather how they didn’t react, can be summed up to the lore of how much things like this quite literally happen all the time. Staring at an anomaly, both you and your buddy blink, and his neck gets snapped and now you’re face to face with the anomaly (scp173). Or you’re in a briefing with another friend, he catches a glimpse of 096, and within minutes the wall behind you is destroyed, followed by screaming, and the next time you look at him, his body parts are scattered across the room. It’s a lot of things it could be but still a valid criticism I’d say. At the end, guy with the green mask, he mentions that the anomaly is tied to the laptop and that the code it’s spitting out is fucked, as it continued they made the connection that the situation they’re in is too risky to be taken out of the house, which is why he stayed behind to shut everything down after they left with at least some information on the mission. Once he shut the computer down at the video ended, I suppose it’s up for interpretation, but it seems to be that his hypothesis on the anomaly being the laptop, or the code running on it, was correct. I get how all of this seems super weird, and believe me you’re not wrong, but it takes a fair bit of digging to understand some of the reasons why they act the way they do in these videos and I can’t recommend enough that you guys find an SCP that interests you. My personal favorite is 096, I feel like he’s a popular pick, but it’s a genuinely terrifying anomaly. Also has a short film on KZfaq if you’re interested.

One thing I've learned about video games when something glitches out is to never touch the part of the game that's glitching out

Almost at 100k lest go 💪

SCP isn't for newcomers its really for the fans that have been in this for awhile and got some or almost all knowledge about the Scp universe for newcomers of course its bad but only because they pick at it and make fun of it when they see it the vets of course dont like it for its realism but i mean thats the point its not meant to be real cause if it was we would all have died because every task force,soldier, or government would fall before we would get any Intel on these anomalies. Especially the World Ending threats would kill everything with ease. I mean u can make fun of it if thats what u want to take a part in but remember this it wasnt created specifically for you cause it was more likely what Evan Royalty loves and is glad to even be able to do this type of content cause not many people or channels can do this like him at least to me

The craze in his eyes talking about the two guys breaking into his car. He's scary. And I love him for it.

bro, in an scp context, it makes perfect sense. wouldn't be the first scp that goes away once you are not looking, touching weird stuff usually means certain death, and also those guys are probably on deathrow for something, with maybe one month of training, because they are disposable, most of times they will just erase your memories after, because this shit is super weird and might sprout back from them.

Scp stands for secure contain protect or special containment procedure (not sure if i spelled that last word right)

Doubt that you really care, but "Cardoon" is an actual thing. Cynara cardunculus is an erect perennial herb, commonly known as cardoon or artichoke thistle. Native to southern Europe and North Africa, it has been widely introduced and is recognised as invasive in parts of Australia, the USA, Chile and Argentina.

22:45 he didn't "just" turn away, he went back to the laptop to shut it down. They had just theorized that the laptop could've been the problem with the house and thus shutting it down maybe shuts the glitching lady off too. Tactical mistakes? yes. Story not making sense? No shot. It's just that you guys are not knowledgeable on SCP and sadly didn't wait to post and read comments on SCP:OVERLORD before recording this. Interfering with somebody that was "caught" in the glitch could be a massive mistake, what if you glitch out too? Cognitohazards are not something you want to mess with as an MTF unit, 'specially not an MTF unit that has no anomalous entity in it.

shhhheeeesh been wiating for this

Please make "Stay Potato" into a shirt lol

There's alot of things in the SCP Universe that make the video make more sense i would recommend learning more.

Donated with the thanks button! Keep up the good work!!

Guessing SSC stands for Secure Sensitive Content. And the thing that's funny on SCP Overlord they had a military consultant on set

"I would have gotten the fuck out." Literally every vet who's reacted to this. No offense but I just find that as a trend with these videos. XD

Hey guys! Love the content and how the channel is growing! By the way is there any chance of discussing SOCM in either a live stream or a short video? I'd love to listen to Patrick's knowledge and what he did to crush it! Thanks guys!!!

Bird was here " We fight and die in the Dark, So you may live in the Light" - MTF unofficial moto

When you are working for the SCP Foundation, you should know that if a dude is down in a bizzare way like that glitching operative you shouldn't touch him at all unless you want to share the same fate.

I have a react request. Look at the 47 Ronin episode of Ancient Assassins. I have yet another warrior quote for you guys. ‘A warrior is worthless unless they rise above others and stand strong in the midst of the storm.’ -Yamamoto Tsunetomo

on the note with them not helpin their buddy, with SCP that kinda stuff is normal and even in lore they would probably be advised to leave him. In the SCP universe your dealing with all kinds of things. not just spooky ghosts. A little toy gun could shoot real bullets, sheet music can kill you, even looking as some SCP's will get you killed.

one of the big things with the lights is the laptop is basically generating the house like an infinite map right in front of them so they are never able to clear the whole house nor turn all the lights on thought it would have been a good tool to know what has and hasnt been cleared

I will say, the reason everyone is so casual and some of their choices are strange is because these guys are SCP, an organization that is used to things like this. Death. Strangeness. Their buddy down is no surprise, they signed up literally to be expendable.

i wanna see you guys make a parody of this stuff! it be so fuckin funny

At the end there he figured out the computer was responsible for the anomalies. So he turned away to turn off the computer before the ghost lady could get him. But again I've never been trained or whatever the f*ck but the people in this do not act like professionals. They keep sitting around with their d*cks in their hands talking about shit like they're at the local barbecue. Same as SCP Overlord.

re: the contractors that stole from the grandparents… a. Tell the police the $ value of items stolen was thousands of $, makes it a felony & makes them more likely to do their jobs; b. You should have records of who the contractors were, file a lawsuit (small claims court doesn’t even need a lawyer), also bring documentation of cops refusing to do their jobs to the courts, judges love that & sometimes will encourage them to pursue criminal charges

the idea of leaving behind the other guy, is if they interact with the guy the anomaly could spread to others if you read any of the other stories its a typical response. because 9 times out of 10 interaction end badly at least in the SCP universe

Loved the honesty and genuine critique you guys gave, I'm sure the guys that make these films would take it constructively and try and improve what they do. these shorts are definitely more about the story and the Anomalies/weird shit going on more than the Tactical accuracy but i agree with you guys that a lot of the dumb shit they do pulls you out of the experience. with some good consultants (like you 2 fine gentlemen) to fix the tactical elements and general boy scout bullshit these films could really be some top tier media.

Reminds me of a game called F.E.A.R (First Encounter Assault Recon)

this spc videos are hillarious!! you guys are the bests!

These guys are MTF (Mobile Task Force) of the SCP foundation. They are pretty much mercenaries hired with a special forces background from teams of different countries around the world (example is U.S, Russia, Poland, France, Australia, Canada etc.) They know the risks and they are pretty much expendable. Mission and capturing or destroying anomalies comes first. They have unlimited U.N funding and operate outside of international law as they are permitted to even massacre entire villages or towns if there are too many witnesses of anomalies

you should do scp ghost town next, also you should probably have subtitles on for it they were made for the film

I like their perspective on this because they had absolutely no idea about the lore of SCP and took it as they understood it lol

fun facts about MTF and Agents working in the foundation, some are given amnestic treatment after their missions. This makes it so that they forget the shit they see on their missions.

Savage Challenge: Sensitive Site Exploitation great vid guys

Somebody already made comment and asking about the spec ops scenes in The Raid (2011), Indonesian SWAT movie. I mean the first movie, where there's spec ops infiltration scenes into apartement building complex, runs by gangsters, to raid and caught a criminal kingpin, but the operation turned out to be ilegal operation. So, from that movie, I'm just very curious about your opinion guys: 1. Would you still go if you think the operation is sketchy? Is it ok to questioning if you have doubt about it? Or you have no choice and just follow orders? Or you should get triggered if your team mates questioning about it (because it's a patriotic thing to do for your country, stuff like that) Because that's the intro and the psychological situation in the SWAT team in this movie. 2. If you found out that you are in the middle of ilegal operation, what would you do? 3. The whole story premise from The Raid (2011). What do you guys think about the situation: The spec ops that turned out to be ilegal operation, betrayed by your leaders, so no back up, most of your team mates slaughtered, sorrounded by the gangsters who run the place, hated by civilians who lived there, and there's some psychopaths hunting you down and aim your head for a trophy. Lmao.

They really need you guys for consultation about this.

Damn, I applaud your courage to watch this and go through this painful experience over again! hahaha..

Dude savage actual got serious. That intro was dope. Seemed like a really high quality animation. These guys keep evolving like i would expect from 2 marine vets. One of then was navy swcc i think. And one of them was in FALLUJAH These guys are hard.