Lmao, i can't believed they launched a full scale police investigation into the Gnome. What I don't understand is why nobody goes up to it. Sure I'd be freaked out by a moving Gnome but if I was with friends I'd probably approach it. It doesn't look dangerous at all.Exalgoria said:Christ on a bike, he scares me too.
Although me and a friend have arguments about which is scarier- him, or the gnome seen in Argentina. O.O
He's not Candlejack, he's Slender Man, get it rigMercurySteam said:Well talking about his existence isn't helping. He will find you if you keep discussing him so quit while you're ahead.
Nah, he's right. Part of the mythology is that if your scared of the Slenderman, he comes to you. He feeds on your paranoia.....TheYellowCellPhone said:He's not Candlejack, he's Slender Man, get it rigMercurySteam said:Well talking about his existence isn't helping. He will find you if you keep discussing him so quit while you're ahead.
You're right there... for a horror series thats only on youtube, its cleverly done and can infact be very tense at times! Personally I don't find Slenderman scary but rather fascinating. I have done my research on him and I have to hand it to the people who made him up because as far as internet myths go the Slenderman is a good ghost story.ZombieGenesis said:I will say this though.
The "Marble Hornets" videos?
Fucking scary.
Maybe he's just chaperoning the kids and making sure noone gets hurt, I mean none of the kids seem too freaked out by him. I'm sure he's an alright guy once you get to know emMaster Steeds said:YOU SON OF A *****! i was finally kinda starting to get the mental image out of my head, and you post that, you sir have ruined my nights sleep, i hope your proud of yourselfOutright Villainy said:The first time I noticed him was brilliant. It was one of the original pictures I think.
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Basically, someone posted that, and I didn't notice him for the longest time. Then when I saw it, it scared the absolute shit out of me. It's one of the best myths around, in that regard. Perhaps it would have been better if he were more human like, to accentuate the uncanny, but nonetheless, it was well done.
Define real horror stories. Lovecraft? King? Poe? The problem with horror is that it can be very subjective.Arsen said:It's kind of cool, but at the same time for children who grew up in the 2000's and haven't read any real horror stories.
I'm in the same position as you, interested in a modern horror icon. I don't find the idea of slenderman very scary, but that series does it justice.Phoenix09215 said:You're right there... for a horror series thats only on youtube, its cleverly done and can infact be very tense at times! Personally I don't find Slenderman scary but rather fascinating. I have done my research on him and I have to hand it to the people who made him up because as far as internet myths go the Slenderman is a good ghost story.ZombieGenesis said:I will say this though.
The "Marble Hornets" videos?
Fucking scary.
I totally agree there! It seems to move from good to bad like a rollercoaster, but luckily when it is good it keeps you interested. And I still love seeing the Slenderman in it just because he is just how I had imagined in my own head!ZombieGenesis said:I'm in the same position as you, interested in a modern horror icon. I don't find the idea of slenderman very scary, but that series does it justice.Phoenix09215 said:You're right there... for a horror series thats only on youtube, its cleverly done and can infact be very tense at times! Personally I don't find Slenderman scary but rather fascinating. I have done my research on him and I have to hand it to the people who made him up because as far as internet myths go the Slenderman is a good ghost story.ZombieGenesis said:I will say this though.
The "Marble Hornets" videos?
Fucking scary.
One thing I will say against it though- much too long. It drags out the 'real events' and kind of turns into a TV series around the half way point. Would have been scarier cut to about 10 episodes, mostly regarding the original footage.
I just find it hilarious how well they keep the act up, not just in the videos but in regards to the channel and the schedule, not to mention 'tothearks' videos.Phoenix09215 said:I totally agree there! It seems to move from good to bad like a rollercoaster, but luckily when it is good it keeps you interested. And I still love seeing the Slenderman in it just because he is just how I had imagined in my own head!ZombieGenesis said:I'm in the same position as you, interested in a modern horror icon. I don't find the idea of slenderman very scary, but that series does it justice.Phoenix09215 said:You're right there... for a horror series thats only on youtube, its cleverly done and can infact be very tense at times! Personally I don't find Slenderman scary but rather fascinating. I have done my research on him and I have to hand it to the people who made him up because as far as internet myths go the Slenderman is a good ghost story.ZombieGenesis said:I will say this though.
The "Marble Hornets" videos?
Fucking scary.
One thing I will say against it though- much too long. It drags out the 'real events' and kind of turns into a TV series around the half way point. Would have been scarier cut to about 10 episodes, mostly regarding the original footage.
Thats really not a bad idea!! The whole thing has even inspired me to create a similar project for my media production in college. Although I've got to keep it less than like 20 minutes so I'm going to try and create a shorter version but try my best to make it my own.ZombieGenesis said:I just find it hilarious how well they keep the act up, not just in the videos but in regards to the channel and the schedule, not to mention 'tothearks' videos.Phoenix09215 said:I totally agree there! It seems to move from good to bad like a rollercoaster, but luckily when it is good it keeps you interested. And I still love seeing the Slenderman in it just because he is just how I had imagined in my own head!ZombieGenesis said:I'm in the same position as you, interested in a modern horror icon. I don't find the idea of slenderman very scary, but that series does it justice.Phoenix09215 said:You're right there... for a horror series thats only on youtube, its cleverly done and can infact be very tense at times! Personally I don't find Slenderman scary but rather fascinating. I have done my research on him and I have to hand it to the people who made him up because as far as internet myths go the Slenderman is a good ghost story.ZombieGenesis said:I will say this though.
The "Marble Hornets" videos?
Fucking scary.
One thing I will say against it though- much too long. It drags out the 'real events' and kind of turns into a TV series around the half way point. Would have been scarier cut to about 10 episodes, mostly regarding the original footage.
And then they link to the DVD, with the bloopers and deleted scenes! Hah.
I think once they're all up I'll download them, and do some copious editing. I think there's a really decent movie in all this, with a few... extractions.
My suggestion? Either a more concise version of this premises, investigating lost footage etc, or make a documentary about itPhoenix09215 said:Thats really not a bad idea!! The whole thing has even inspired me to create a similar project for my media production in college. Although I've got to keep it less than like 20 minutes so I'm going to try and create a shorter version but try my best to make it my own.ZombieGenesis said:I just find it hilarious how well they keep the act up, not just in the videos but in regards to the channel and the schedule, not to mention 'tothearks' videos.Phoenix09215 said:I totally agree there! It seems to move from good to bad like a rollercoaster, but luckily when it is good it keeps you interested. And I still love seeing the Slenderman in it just because he is just how I had imagined in my own head!ZombieGenesis said:I'm in the same position as you, interested in a modern horror icon. I don't find the idea of slenderman very scary, but that series does it justice.Phoenix09215 said:You're right there... for a horror series thats only on youtube, its cleverly done and can infact be very tense at times! Personally I don't find Slenderman scary but rather fascinating. I have done my research on him and I have to hand it to the people who made him up because as far as internet myths go the Slenderman is a good ghost story.ZombieGenesis said:I will say this though.
The "Marble Hornets" videos?
Fucking scary.
One thing I will say against it though- much too long. It drags out the 'real events' and kind of turns into a TV series around the half way point. Would have been scarier cut to about 10 episodes, mostly regarding the original footage.
And then they link to the DVD, with the bloopers and deleted scenes! Hah.
I think once they're all up I'll download them, and do some copious editing. I think there's a really decent movie in all this, with a few... extractions.
I was thinking of some sort of documentary actually. I'd love to try and add a horror aspect to a factual programme haha! And I would most likely re create the footage because like you said; the acting at times is pretty poor...ZombieGenesis said:My suggestion? Either a more concise version of this premises, investigating lost footage etc, or make a documentary about itPhoenix09215 said:Thats really not a bad idea!! The whole thing has even inspired me to create a similar project for my media production in college. Although I've got to keep it less than like 20 minutes so I'm going to try and create a shorter version but try my best to make it my own.ZombieGenesis said:I just find it hilarious how well they keep the act up, not just in the videos but in regards to the channel and the schedule, not to mention 'tothearks' videos.Phoenix09215 said:I totally agree there! It seems to move from good to bad like a rollercoaster, but luckily when it is good it keeps you interested. And I still love seeing the Slenderman in it just because he is just how I had imagined in my own head!ZombieGenesis said:I'm in the same position as you, interested in a modern horror icon. I don't find the idea of slenderman very scary, but that series does it justice.Phoenix09215 said:You're right there... for a horror series thats only on youtube, its cleverly done and can infact be very tense at times! Personally I don't find Slenderman scary but rather fascinating. I have done my research on him and I have to hand it to the people who made him up because as far as internet myths go the Slenderman is a good ghost story.ZombieGenesis said:I will say this though.
The "Marble Hornets" videos?
Fucking scary.
One thing I will say against it though- much too long. It drags out the 'real events' and kind of turns into a TV series around the half way point. Would have been scarier cut to about 10 episodes, mostly regarding the original footage.
And then they link to the DVD, with the bloopers and deleted scenes! Hah.
I think once they're all up I'll download them, and do some copious editing. I think there's a really decent movie in all this, with a few... extractions.Because let's face it, the ones on YouTube are awful and have bad acting.
I think once all the vids are up I could tweak some of the less convincing stuff out. In one episode they literally have Slenderman standing outside a window- in broad daylight! Not very subtle.