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Whilst stories of haunted dolls can be traced back many generations, it was not until the arrival of Hollywood characters such as âChuckyâ and âAnnabelâ that the concept of possessed puppets truly cemented itself within the wider public consciousness. In this episode, we examine three allegedly true stories of toys which seemed to have a life of their own and try to determine exactly what was behind the devil in the doll.
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I'd always wondered about Robert-the-Doll, and watching this made me look it up more. (I'm a doll collector and museum curator.) Robert does indeed look like a Steiff felt doll from the early 1900s; one authority gave a "probably"to this; and another declared Robert WAS indeed a Steiff. Steiff is most famous for it's "button-in-ear" plush toys, but they did make dolls. These were playthings for comfortably-wealthy and upper middle-class children, and some are highly collectible today. Mandy is a common composition baby doll, very popular c. 1920s. These tend to split if they get wet (my grandmother left hers out in the dew overnight; some kids "baptized" theirs), so they look creepy. In their day, though, they were considered "unbreakable" dolls in contrast to bisque dolls. They were also lighter for a young child to carry around, and sometimes these dolls can be almost life-size. And no, I've worked with large doll collections, and there are some incredibly creepy dolls, but never had a problem with "haunted" dolls.
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Mikey Turcano, your art is amazing. Stop giving me nightmares, though bro.
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"That doll is evil, I tells ya! Evil! EEEE-VIL!"
"Grandpa, you said that about all the presents."
"I just want attention..."
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FWIW, the daughter of the family who bought Gene's house after he passed didn't just have "visions" of Robert - she claims that he physically attacked her and tried to kill her several times.
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"the dolls are nearly impossible to take pictures of"
searches online, finds tons of actual hi-res photos of them
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I just did a horror convention this past weekend and a vendor had a miniaturized Robert Doll. It was both amazing and terrifying
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Possessed dolls and puppets were a BIG thing in public consciousness long before Chucky and others came about. Specially in movies of the 1940s and 50s. Even in Spanish-language cinema.
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Oh man. I've seen Robert.
I went there once when I was like nine years old because my family was visiting some friends in the Keys. It was really cool since the museum itself is made out of an old fort. I wanna go back to appreciate it properly now that I'm older
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Lol, loved the second story. "Found a cursed haunted doll, lets give it to someone else so its not my problem!"
Great video, thanks for the update.
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I remember seeing Robert the Doll for the first time a few years back when we went to Key West. We were heading back to mainland Florida and decided to hit the fort he's kept in before we left. The fort itself was awesome and kinda creepy, but the room Robert was kept in was like a whole separate world. Different temperature, slightly drier, and the walls had like big signs on them explaining his backstory and what he could do to people. (There was also a wall full of apology letters people sent so he'd stop causing things to go wrong for them, lmao)
Idk if the day we decided to see him was like an off day for him or something, but man it was hard to look at him for long periods of time. It was like staring at an angry, hostile tiger. Dunno what was going on that day but it genuinely felt like he was super pissed off. My mom thinks it was because the group that was looking at him earlier was being kinda loud and rude, and I kinda think that it's because he's being kept on a podium in a plexiglass tube. I imagine that would be a bit irritating by the end of the day (if he's like, sentient and all that.)
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Dolls like Annabel and Robert have been locked away for a reason. The odds of incidents happening around them go beyond the realm of probability even for a Vegas bookie.
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Doll apparently smashes everything in a room.
"Maybe it's just the uncanny valley."
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Whatâs really crazy is this channel hasnât hit a million yet. So much talent and attention to detail.
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When my daughter was a child, she would often watch cartoons on the TV in our bedroom, while my wife watched some show or other, and I worked remotely on AOL or played online RPGs. One evening, she came out of our bedroom, crying. She explained how scared she was of Chuckie. I didnât know anything about the movie at the time, and told her not to worry, that it was just a movie.
My daughter said, âYou donât understand, Daddy, Chuckie is real.â
And her tears were real. I managed to get her calmed down, and I convinced her it was just a movie, but she needed to sleep with Mom and Dad that night. We also stopped letting her watch âcartoonsâ on our TV.
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Two clips in two days? Woah, tonight is gonna be good again.
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I still remember seeing one of those "real life hauntings" TV shows about Robert the doll as a kid. It absolutely scared the shit out of me.
Happy Halloween everyone.
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There's this place in my country called the "Manila Film Center" which was made for mostly international film festivals. Long story short disaster happened leaving lots of construction workers dead. News reported only 7 had died but in reality over hundreds have died and are buried there underneath the concrete of the structure and their spirits basically haunt the place till today.
Would really love for you guys to hopefully make a video on this! I really love your content and the effort gone into them!
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It's also called attachment haunting. Antiques, toys, furniture, random items and even person or animal can harbor an attached entity.
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Gotta mention the Elf on a Shelf. Creepy little dude never stays on the same shelf
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@5KAmenshawn
2 years ago
"Here's your problem. Someone set this thing to evil."
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