How Horror Shapes People.

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• KF

  @kfbeatforeternity5271 · 3 years ago

  I used to be afraid of clowns as a child. Now I'm a certified clussy enjoyer.

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• SP

  @spungo6179 · 3 years ago

  The scaredycat to horror fan pipeline is such a real thing

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• PE

  @peptodismal5431 · 3 years ago

  "i like women that look like the grudge who looks like me" freud would have a field day with you

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• SC

  @scroogles6207 · 3 years ago

  Your channel feels like a breath of fresh air, your channel feels like a personal project of yours that you're sharing with us and you can tell you genuinely care about making good videos

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• JU

  @jumbo_soda · 10 months ago

  the scariest thing of all: five night frederick

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• ST

  @StDomBz · 3 years ago (edited)

  When your parents show you The Blair Witch Project, tell you its a real documentary, you live out in the middle of the woods, and your bed is next to the window.<br><br>Also, my personal worst fear is dementia. We are shaped by our memories. We ARE our memories. Having those stripped away during your final years feels to me like having your soul torn to shreds excruciatingly slow while still alive.

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• NO

  @nootmoog · 3 years ago

  i have the same fear of warped faces and i can confirm that mandela catalogue is both really good and absolutely horrifying

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• FO

  @footh10 · 2 years ago

  Honestly the toilet fear thing is perfectly reasonable. Just like the &quot;person standing over your bed&quot; thing, it reflects a fear of someone attacking you when you&apos;re most vulnerable.

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• DR

  @drescapeplan · 3 years ago

  You&apos;ve been one of my favorite channels lately. I&apos;ve discovered you a with your album cover video and ever since I&apos;ve been keeping up with your great content. I&apos;ve been feeling like shit lately and any of your videos no matter the topic always puts me in a better mood. I can&apos;t thank you enough, keep making great content.

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• CA

  @casualraccoon6788 · 3 years ago

  Ik he was a bad person with horrible beliefs but H.P. Lovecraft&apos;s work was a big influence on what I find scary.<br><br>When I was 9 my father was reading Call of Cthulhu and I asked my father what it was about he explained the story I wasn&apos;t scared rather slightly disturbed and being curious I asked him what made it scary so he began to explain the horror wasn&apos;t just the appearance of Cthulhu it was that he was something so powered a something I could never understand<br><br>And I have to mention that my parents would always explain everything to me, if there was a question I had they answered no questions asked. So as you can guess that scared the shit out of me the idea that no matter how much I tried I could never understand it broke me<br><br>I&apos;m now 19 and have a big soft spot for cosmic and religious horror

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• AC

  @accidentalplutonium4161 · 3 years ago

  I’m nearly 20 years old and I still sleep completely under the covers because I’m too scared of seeing something standing over me. I also get really uncomfortable seeing corners because I’m terrified of seeing someone peeking around the corner

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• PI

  @PinkNymphetamine22 · 3 years ago

  The thing with The Grudge is so extremely specific but somehow I had a phase like that too. For me, horror is kind of one of the most versatile storytelling tools out there, so, even when I reached a point in which I&apos;m pretty sure horror films can&apos;t scare me anymore, early this month I watched Smile and it managed to shake me.<br><br>Also, I still can&apos;t get through the first Subnautica game, because my monkey brain just can&apos;t get over the fear of watery depths.

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