@psychofangirl_0428

2 years ago

This is gonna sound kinda dumb, but hear me out: I think the scariest thing about these videos is that they have to go through this in silence. And I know you're probably thinking 'well duh', but think about it. We have mood music most of the time, so we're not 'alone' in a sense. There are buildups, and drops, and sounds that indicate something about to happen. We have something constantly there to kinda take solace in, and we're not really alone. We can kinda sense when something's about to happen from the tone of the music, the swells, the drops, everything. But not for them. Colby had to be in that basement completely in silence. Sam was out there with the wildlife in silence. Even with the phones, it's not super comforting. We have music in our headphones (if you watch with them), kinda surrounding us. But the phone is just one thing. You leave it somewhere, and you're in silence again. They can hear every little sound of the house and the outside, noises we might not hear because they deemed it too insignificant to stop the music for. If you've ever been alone and in complete silence during the night (maybe staying up late or something), you probably know that any little noise - the house settling, a piece of trash slightly shifting, your pet moving around - makes you just a little anxious. Now imagine that feeling, but in a house you know full well is haunted by a ton of spirits and who-knows-what-amount of straight up demonic entities. Then it goes from 'oh, that sound is justifiable and I can calm down pretty easily' to 'holy shit, that's either the house settling, or the reason for my death'. And you have to go through that. in. SILENCE. Kudos to you guys, cuz I couldn't even imagine myself GOING to the Conjuring House in the first place with ANY amount of people <3

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