Me neither.

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I absolutely agree!!!

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I agree whole heartedly. The concept itself 🎉. I would pay to see this flushed out. And independent film is the way to go rt now. Ppl are fead up w holywierd and woketards. Contact Mel Gibson or the like for guidance. Just have them watch this and read the comments. I'm telling you, ur siting on gold. Do it before a clone takes prize. ❤🫣👍😶‍🌫️

Thank you! And congratulations on 12 years!

@tianatasha I have been clean since 18/09/11. When I saw the 'H' it brought so much back. The living as if between this world and the next, the people on the scene, the tragedies. Much respect for you on keeping it together, it ain't no easy thing. Bath now has spice and all that other rubbish street drugs. Recovering addicts in the community are often isolated and cuckooed as well as disrespected and abused by some people in authority. I was once given some 'H' which almost killed because someone mixed it with something very harmful. I was at Barnabus House on the Paragon in Bath. The television was on in the background of my grotty little room and the film 'Barrabas' was playing as it was Easter weekend. I've lost count of those moments I have had when I've seen real dirty low downs and homeless liars get help by deceit. It's like that moment in front of the judiciary when the crowd vote for Barrabas and hate Jesus instead. In my solitude that is how it has felt for me on many occasion and inside I pity those who hate me through scorn, derision, insecurity and envy.

This was amazing and is exactly what addiction is to me. I quit drinking 14 years ago and addition is hell. Congratulations on your sobriety. I hope that everyone can find their way out ❤

I know it isn't as big as 6-12 years, but I've been sober from everything since 6/30/2023. I was addicted to H and fentanyl. I went through a 30 day recovery in patient program and fortunately that was enough for me. I never thought it was possible to be looked down upon by other addicts b4 but as soon as they found out H was my DOC, the judgment started. They were "just" alcoholics, coke, and meth addicts. Never stooped to my level of desperation. Fortunately there were a few other H addicts in there with me that knew how I felt and I was grateful for them. They helped me through my own personal hell and I tried to help them as well. None of them made it through the full 30 days and ended up relapsing the scary realization I got out of my recovery (whether it's right or wrong feel free to share your outlook) is that the councelors were in it for the money. None of them gave a damn about any of us or if we relapsed or not. It was made very apparent when I saw one of my counselors a week later and they didn't even remember my name or face. Not a hint of recognition after seeing them every day for 30 days and sharing my life story with them. When you basically spend 6 hours a day with a person for 30 days you would think they would remember you a week later.

Congratulations everyone for being clean and sober today. Well done!

Congrats on your sobriety.

Wow you got lucky then 😅 the treatment center I was in just had snacks until breakfast, lunch and dinner. But the food WAS good when we did get it

Ha ha. Would love to see it. 👍

I was thinking haunted house

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Agreed. I still think she was evil-in-disguise. A worker for the Devil. But if she wasn't officially, she was his fool. She thought she was better than others, just because she was not an addict. She found out who was smarter, didn't she. :)

@@taracollins5597if She s not that stupid, break a window at the entrance and she ll be Ok , sneak out , when your life depends on it!

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Congrats on being sober. Its a tough road sometimes. :) As to things being different if this type of treatment truly existed, I still think it was 100% a lie....and a trap. The Devil only wants souls. I bet she would have still been addicted.....plus her soul would belong to him. Chilling movie tale!

I'm coming of methadone too after 29 fecking sole destroying gear n crack clean 2 yrs nearly but even the sight of cash is still so dodgy I'm not sure the odd relapse like 1every 4/5 month still happens then deep depression coz I fked up fair play to those who can do it there's so many triggers out there, any way I'm trying that's all I can say, but life's still shit I burnt all bridges know body cares weather I am or I'm not now, feck it !!!!!!

@@ChristopherMcMahon-pz6ij I hear you, mate- I have definitely been there before, having burned all my bridges so badly that I don’t have anyone left from before getting totally clean. (Except for a few very close family members.) Not a single friend or acquaintance from back then, and I’m no spring chicken, so that’s a long count of years. I’m 48 now, and when I quit, I’d been on H and rock for more than half of my life- when you realize that you’ve spent more of your life on drugs than you ever did sober, it’s a reality check. Don’t kick yourself too hard for relapses, either- I don’t think that even a half of a single percent of people are ever totally successful at their first attempt. I relapsed many times, some of those times were even after years of being clean. Just try again, that’s all you can do in this life. I can say that I’m done for now, and don’t have any plans to use again- certainly not to the depths I was at before (but you never intend to let it get that bad anyway, it just takes on a life of its own)- except for when I know I’m at the end stage of my life. Whether I’m just tired of being around anymore, or there’s a disease or disability bringing the end about, I fully intend to go out on my own terms, when I say, where I say, and how I say- which I will do without any pain, and high off my ass. I’ve seen too many people clawing at the last shreds of life to die in pain anyway, without any dignity or choice in the matter. Not me. For now though, I worked hard to get and stay clean, and I’m not ready to throw in the towel. I guess my point is, it’s hard to stay off drugs, but you can do it- and you shouldn’t be too hard on yourself when you struggle with it. Most addicts/ ex-addicts don’t do as well as you’ve done so far, and most other people out there have no idea how difficult it is and how much you’ve fought already. Best of luck to you-

I'm just coming off methadone now an onto suboxone, I wasn't hooked into any hard drugs I had an accident years ago an fell 18ft off a ladder an broken every bone in my wrist an arm bones were popping out of my skin, once I left hospital they didn't put me on pain management an I started managing my own pain by buying nurofen plus which was anti-inflammatory/codine started have the normal 2 then after few weeks took more an so on until I nearly was taking a whole slab, it was really expensive, I told my midwife all about it an she put me in touch with a facility for drugs an alcohol stayed on meth for couple years an now only taking suboxone an will wean off that, addiction is horrible I wasn't a meth head or laying near a door with a needle in my arm but I always felt like a druggie or loser an was so humiliated an shameful, I always look after myself nice an tidy appearance etc I look after my kids I work, if the hospital did their job properly I wouldn't have had to self medicate, I take my hat off to people getting off drugs to better themselves it's a hard road an from experience it's bloody hard work.

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i thought she took the deal?

@@timelkin838 no. By doing the drugs she didn’t alter her past. If she said no this time, it would’ve been her accepting the deal. Accepting to have her memories stolen. When she did the drugs that’s why the devil’s messenger was angered.

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@@GraveLakeMedia thanks!!! 🙏🏻 keep up the amazing work!

Thanks! And we’d love to turn it into a feature. Always exploring our options.

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@@GraveLakeMedia best of luck to ya, ill most definitely be looking out!

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Define god in a coherent unambiguous and internally consistent way and prove it exists, because this film doesn't.

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​@@GraveLakeMediaIt's indeed one of the best horror shorts I've seen since The Motorist.

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My pleasure ! Hope to see more like this 😉@@GraveLakeMedia

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Saying no would be her agreeing to erase her memory of it. So instead, she just repeated the same act so as not to change anything in her life. She didn’t let the devil have her pain and memories, but she’ll still struggle with addiction the rest of her life.

@@GraveLakeMedia Oh, I see now. So by refusing to agree to their 'method' of taking her addiction away (costs her her memories plus her soul!) ironically by doing drugs , she will struggle like a human....but keeps her soul. Interesting.

​@@taracollins5597yea I'll keep my soul. Life doesn't last long . But after life does lol

@@jborrego2406 Agreed. Addictions are tough to beat & cravings might reappear....but they'll vanish eventually. Unlike the afterlife. :)

@@GraveLakeMedia The lady mentioned 100% success but only for those who came out alive because they gave into the Devil. The girl did not give into the Devil and is ...the first... to not die from fright like the others whose souls are trapped in there forever.

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Yeah, but you'd only get to be a werewolf once a month. (Full Moon). The rest of the time the vampire could kill you🤔.

Nice Herschel Impression! 😆

Fair point, but being an exterior door on a large plant those windows were thicker than you think. That doors meant to keep people out. And in. 😉

I also got the sense that once you're in.......He keeps you there unless you're released from outside.

Our location manager is a police officer in the city where those buildings exist. They need to be torn down, but because of the asbestos inside it will be very expensive for the city. So for now it just stays condemned. As cool as it was to shoot there, it was by far the most unsafe environment we’ve ever filmed in.

Thanks for the reply. Let's see if asbestos can kill that demon lurking inside !@@GraveLakeMedia

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Thanks. The FF films we used for inspiration were pretty heavy into jump scares. People seem to either love it or hate it. Psychological does seem to burn deeper. I agree.

Heroin wasn't my problem, but I can say I've spent substantial time the in the rooms. I met several people battling addiction and some of their stories were the inspiration for this film. I hope you can eventually find peace and balance outside of addiction.

I've been an addict most of my life, when she says "maybe, maybe not" I actually applauded! I wish more movies had the guts(lol) to tell it like it is! Its not a fairytale!

I've been an addict most of my life, when she says "maybe, maybe not" I actually applauded! I wish more movies had the guts(lol) to tell it like it is! Its not a fairytale!

I've been an addict most of my life, when she says "maybe, maybe not" I actually applauded! I wish more movies had the guts(lol) to tell it like it is! Its not a fairytale!

I've been an addict most of my life, when she says "maybe, maybe not" I actually applauded! I wish more movies had the guts(lol) to tell it like it is! Its not a fairytale!

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Yes. As someone who's been on it for years both the pill and film forms can't be swallowed.

True. For the sake of keeping the conversation going we just kind of ignored the fact that she would have pills under her tongue for 20-30 minutes and would be talking funny.

@@GraveLakeMedia aah, I see. True. But still would’ve added that much more credibility to the actress’s already very convincing performance 😉

Well, she wasn’t trying to escape at first. Then she lost her flashlight and camera and couldn’t find her way back anyway. But yes, door windows are glass. We should’ve addressed it in dialogue and had her say they were reinforced or bullet proof.

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We tried not to have too many.

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Just one fix🤘🏻

When I wrote this, I envisioned her going through withdrawal while inside. Making the overnight experience even more torturous. But, you’re probably correct. She would be so sick she probably wouldn’t have the energy she does here. Glad you liked it, though.