STRANGER DANGER PUPPET SHOW - WHITE STAG EDUCATION
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- An analog horror created by Stanley Cutts
@after10productions on Instagram
Rex played by Nicholas Somodi
Gleeson played by Hunter Cataldo
Oswald played by Joshua Pires
Anna played by Britney D'Aloisio
Ranger Luke played by Stanley Cutts
Mr. Gungus played by Nicholas Somodi
Tracks used:
• Peter Shade - Debbie's...
• John Brown - Pastoral ...
• Anna (Versione Veloce)
• Sandro Brugnolini - Anna
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NOTE:
The original audio from 8:25 to 9:17 has been muted due to copyright restrictions. Thank you for supporting White Stag Education.
What was the song? It makes me want an unedited version of that on the web archive
Not even the great writhing horror being Adversary can withstand the horror of copyright strike I see.
Ugh, copyright strikes suck! They sometimes get in the way of being creative with the video you made.
You know what, that might just make it creepier
Well what was the audio?
its nice to have a childrens show in a horror series that ISNT part of the evil. This show was genuinely made to try and help kids in a way they'd understand, and its only creepy to us due to glitches and the fact that we don't know what the true nature of these creatures are either.
Gemini Home Entertainment: Run into the woods and scream at the top of your lungs (bad)
Local 58: Stare up at the moon (bad)
Mandela Catalogue: Watch TV and let the strange man get you (bad)
White Stag Education: Run away from the creepy cannibal guys as fast as you can (good)
Honestly yeah, it's a bit of a breath of fresh air in that sense
analog horror kids show where it's actually a normal kids show
Everybody true true true
Fr thi
That ending when he says don't follow them into the woods no matter how friendly they seem and you realise that's exactly what you did by following the friendly seeming puppets. Great finishing line
D:
This whole series is so damn cool. Can't wait to see more.
Hello Nexpo
Greetings, hope you’re doing well!
Wasn't expecting to see you here, Nexpo.
Hope your doing well Nexpo.
Nexpo! how lovely to see you here!
I love how this plays with our understanding of the word "stranger." Technically, anybody you meet for the first time is a stranger by default, and the idea of "stranger danger" is the fact that because you don't know a person, you don't know what their intentions are (even though that's basically true of anyone who isn't you).
However, as you go further into the video, you get the sense that the word "stranger" seems to refer to something entirely different. This begins with the song about Red Riding Hood-- er, excuse me... "Little Red," which is seemingly no help in teaching how to identify a "Stranger". But as you watch on, you start to realize that Ranger Luke is actually giving some warning signs to watch out for, such as whistling or taking the wrong path. There's also the visuals, which reveal that the "Strangers" aren't actually human, and there's a reason why Ranger Luke specifically says "big bad wolf". Then there's the pig's game, which is not only much more helpful in showing us what a "Stranger" looks like, but also introduces us to the "Adversary," which is implied to be much more dangerous.
Im pretty sure the adversary is the spooky entity that has dominion over the forest as stated in the SAFE video, and the entity that we hear kill a dude in the Candlelight service video
fun :D
I actually really like this, Luke's a good human host character, very good singing voice, looking forward to more of him.
too bad, he's dead now (check the creator's community board)
@@cofagrigus957 This happens to all my himbos.
@@cofagrigus957 NOOOO
@@ImSlimeCat i feel u 😔
@ImSlimeCat he dies in the candlelight service episode. When they annoy whatever was in the basement of the church.
This video is so insanely underrated, can't wait to see where it goes from here! Genuinely one of the biggest breaths of fresh air I've seen from the analog horror scene in a long time
True pastra, true
It was fun watching this on stream with you guys!
Pastra, I love you and your ARG ♥️♥️♥️
(Gasp) a one month old comment from PASTRA!!!... I wonder if there's still marrow in these words.
Yo pastrami I’m going to try to make a video on this, I wouldn’t hate help.
Finally, another decent analog horror series without cheap jumpscares
One of the og analog horror shows that started the ah craze actually had a lot of jumpscares. So without that this kind of content probably wouldn't be so popular.
the jump scare may not have been cheep, but it was on sale
Uhm... this one _does_ have a cheap jumpscare though.
To be fair, the wolf was kinda a jumpscare
@@jorami4838
Maybe it was secretly very expensive.
It is _deeply_ unsettling that in this context, it's not a "stranger" as in "someone you don't know", but rather "Stranger" as in "the name of the beings you must beware of".
Ngl the "Stranger Danger" song goes hard 🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥
What I’m saying
On god 🔥🔥🔥
does yeat have competition⁉️⁉️
Fr🔥
so true!! made me wanna pick up a new instrument. i hope the creators post the chords at somepoint!
The most horrifying thing implied in this video is that the granny wasn't eaten by the big bad wolf in this version, but instead it is implied that it's quite possible that it wasn't even a stranger that got Red, but instead her own grandmother. Evident when the song takes a turn and explains that it was actually her Grandmother herself that locked the door....
This series will always have a special place in my heart, it's truly terrorfying, especially given my own supernatural experience in the pine barrens years ago. Keep up the good work!!!!
That's what I got from it too! One thing I notice is that when the song glitches, it leaves the sentence incomplete as just "it wasn't her". The previous line ended with the word "door", and the song itself has a pretty definite rhyme scheme, so it's pretty likely that the last line was actually "It wasn't her anymore."
Which is terrifying.
> given my own supernatural experience in the pine barrens years ago.
real
9:36 for those who don’t want to slow down the footage the message says “the burning swords protect us”
thanks!
@@Shadowonwater I think this COULD be referring to the “burning swords” the angels in the Bible are seen using but I could be wrong
@@sandsunderthetable.6625 I think that makes sense! The idea of a "burning sword" doesn't exactly come up causally.
@@Shadowonwater the thing that deterred me away from that was how little religion was mentioned in any of the videos so it’s probably a coincidence
@@sandsunderthetable.6625 its not a coincidence there's a lot of religious references actually that you shouldn't be deterred
The Burning Sword are Seraphim swords,
the angels chained in Book of Enoch were in references to perhaps Azazel and The Watchers who got punished for teaching humanity knowledge, they were tossed in a pit and evenutally joined Satan , they vary and arent all Seraphims but they're colloquially called the Watchers, it could also refer to satan himself (see below)
Satan means ADVERSARY in Hebrew, and he was commonly depicted as a Serpent just like the ADVERSARY in this analog horror, a neat reference to the Garden of Eden, also the first time burning swords of angels was mentioned in that story arc
Also, What's Lucifer job before he got kicked out, most believe he was either a Seraphim or an Archangel, or perhaps both, an Archangel that led the Seraphims (Which would make him really strong) , So the ADVERSARY at some point held the Burning Sword lol
Also the comets, falling star, the star falling, sins of the stars, they're a reference to Lucifer name, the Morning Star.
I love how the park ranger genuinely seems like he's out of an old children's show. I love how this doesn't have cheap scares and leave a creepy atmosphere at the end
This looks like it has great potential, I can't wait to see more.
There are scares
Particularly this one kinda made me jump 5:27
@@koopa_industries It's not a jumpscare though.
This actually is one of the best analog horror videos I have ever seen. Amazing job!
Truuuue!
FR!!!
FR
It's quite visionary
That Stranger Danger song has been in my head for the past 3 days now..
Don't trust the big bad wolf
Dude same😭😭😭
The wolf part reminds me of that part in the movie Creep with Peachfuzz. XD
Tell a Park Rang-er!
Okay, so many info:
- All puppets are named after deceased children, the "Grandwood Four". Why are they called the "Grandwood Four"?
- There's a picture of one of the children, Anna Carpenter, at Rex' desk (1:18).
- In the Intuitane video, Margaret Pendleton has dreamed of this puppet show even though it never went on air before she dreamed of it, and Daniel Carpenter has dreamed of the cultists (which seem to be canonically called the Strangers).
- Also, are Daniel Carpenter from the Intuitane video and Anna Carpenter related? (My guess is that they are.)
- Also in the Intuitane video, Daniel Carpenter drew a music sheet with the song the Strangers were whistling. It's the same whistling we hear in the Pine Barrens Hiking Safety video. But it is also EXTREMELY similar to the song played at the end of the puppet show, especially at the instrumental part (12:40). What does this mean? Also, the lyrics sound way too "cultisty".
- 4:11 Is that the hole the Strangers reunite around, as described in Daniel Carpenter's Intuitane dream?
- In this show, Oswald mentions that when the Strangers whistle a "melody", it means they aren't "hunting". In the Intuitane video, Daniel Carpenter is mentioned to have had a "violent encounter" with the Strangers. In the Pine Barrens Hiking Safety video, we see a person running into three Strangers at night, and their whistlings at that time are continuous and out of tune, not melodic. Does that mean they were on the hunt for Daniel Carpenter that night?
- In the Christmas Eve Candelight video, there are two guys dealing with a monster in a basement. If we turn on the subtitles, one of the guys is apparently called Dan Sevee and the other is called Luke Bale. Are ranger Luke and Luke Bale the same person?
- According to the subtitles, the creature who makes that loud noise is called "The Adversary". Another biblical reference. *_"Be sober, be vigilant; because the adversary, the devil, walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour."_** (1 Peter 5:8, ESV)* Welp, that Adversary monster can roar alright.
EDIT: 9:40 "The burning swords protect us." Thanks @fluffleFan01 for pointing it out.
EDIT2: Dan Sevee and Luke Bale are the ones (the in-universe characters) responsible for all White Stag Education videos, except (presumably) for the Intuitane one, as explained in the initial disclaimer. Thanks @RekkingBoru for pointing it out.
Man, this series gets more and more interesting with each new entry, holy crap! Also, my boy Stanley sure can play the banjo, haha! Great job like always, you guys, this is seriously awesome. Can't wait for the next entry!
so the adversary is a biblical reference to the devil? thanks for the insight
Did you notice "The burning sword will save us, "? it was on a transfer screen! Also I noticed how when at the campfire, a metallic bird starts singing behind Luke, like when in the Red riding wood story, birds sing!
@@fluffleFan01 Damn, you're right, nice find! 9:40, "The burning swords protect us."
Burning swords... could that somehow be related to the burning hole the Strangers gather around?
I didn't notice a metallic bird during the campfire though... I thought the "she heard birds singing but there were none in the air" lyric meant that what she heard was actually Strangers whistling.
EDIT: Wait, I just realized... in the Christmas Eve Candelight video, there are two guys dealing with a monster in a basement. If we turn on the subtitles, one of the guys is called Dan Sevee and the other is called Luke Bale. Are ranger Luke and Luke Bale the same person?
EDIT2: I never noticed it, but Dan Sevee and Luke Bale are the ones (the in-universe characters) responsible for all White Stag Education videos, except presumably for the Intuitane one, as explained in the initial disclaimer.
Wow
@@danielbueno8474 i had similar thoughts about the luke connection. also i don't think the fiery sword is referring to the hole i think its another biblical reference for is case protection against the cult and also in the first community post you translated the title as "The fiery sword has turned to stone" i believe that part if referring to luke and dan failing to kill whatever the monster was in the basement.
I love that the subtitles play a role in the horror without interfering with the actual aid they give to those hard of hearing. Like, they help a lot in just understanding what's being said, but also seeing stuff like "[THE ADVERSARY LAMENTING]" adds so much more to the experience
Also the puppets being named after deceased children really hit hard, it feels like a realistic thing to happen and yet at the same time so much more
I just binged all the videos on this channel and I really hope this keeps going, loving it so far!
The grandma/wolf jumpscare got me pretty good. It was incredibly unnerving.
Came for analog horror. Stayed for the Stranger Danger song. Shit unironically SLAPS!
Came here from TikTok and this is super underrated and well made, I’d love to see this channel grow!
Same here this series looks promising
I’m guessing you saw an edit
@@Micheal_Entertainment1708lol yea
when is stranger danger dropping on spotify⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯💯🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
The music for 7:32 and 12:01 have the same melody.
Also when you turn the captions on and keep playing the song it'll say [inviting melody plays] which probably connects to when the ranger says "do not follow them into the woods, no matter **how friendly they look**." Maybe they whistle that song to lure in people who knows
If you didn't notice 4:10 have a hole in the little red song which also connects to the previous video where one of the people's dream.
Other than that the song at the end sounds so good and I keep replaying it over and over.
Also when I replayed 12:01 when he said "we all sing in chorus, the song of the forest" kind of stick out to me considering when the strangers whistles in the forest which actually syncs when we hear it.
Also I'm actually wondering how the Ranger knows all about the strangers. I'm not suspecting for him to be one but I am curious should we really trust Ranger?
" it was too late, granny locked the door, red saw her face, it wasnt her-" in addition to the jumpscare (which actually got me pretty bad) theres an even scarier implication here. The rest of the song followed a rhyming pattern, so you can assume that whatever word would have come after "her" would have rhymed with "door", and the only word that makes sense is "anymore". It wasn't her ANYMORE. so this isnt a monster that killed and impersonated her grandma, her grandma transformed into a monster, meaning that whatever a "Stranger" is, it was possibly once a human.
Also, i think that ranger luke is actually a stranger, and could possibly be luke bale, who probably had something bad happen to him at the end of the Christmas video, leading to him being transformed into a stranger. Why? First of all, lukes ears are unusualy pointy, almost like.... *Wolf* ears, and he sings about the big bad wolf, who is meant to represent a stranger. Also he seems to know a lot about Strangers, being able to tell if we are a stranger or not just by looking at us and knowing what the stranger's whistling means. Maybe its just because hes a park ranger and deals with strangers a lot, but... Idk. Also this may be a reach but "ranger" is only two letters off from "stranger", so if he actually is one, i wouldnt be surprised if the series will do a hint where we see his name and for a split second ranger is changed to stranger or something. And if this id rhe case, it's possible some or all of his advice is useless or wrong and will actually get people killed
OH SHIT
That's a rather interesting take on Ranger Luke being a stranger, and the grandma transforming rather then being replaced is something I hadn't thought of and a couple of the tubers I've seen reacting to this didn't seem to consider that either.
It'd be cool if these theories prove true.
I don't think luke is a stranger because there's nothing really concrete pointing toward that. Luke's ears are just ears... if they were made to be pointy on purpose you'd be able to tell, it appears to just be genetics here. And his knowledge strangers isn't hard to understand either. This is a show made for kids to understand the rules of the park and how to survive it, and thats on top the fact he's a park ranger. Its also pretty noticible that strangers are clearly not human at all. Tall heads, black skin, etc. Most of the advice as well is heard through previous videos. No real connections to be made.
@@memeymeme. hard disagree, those ears are extremely unnatural, literally look like those elf ears people use to cospaly
@@user-xk6ed4zi3t Not really? A good shot of his ears at 11:38, not at all pointy, especially compared to google searches of pointy ears. I suppose they look pointy from the front but that's a very specific angle and that's kind of true for everyone's ears since thats how angles work.
In case people are wondering what the chronological order these videos are in:
Intuitane testing video
Pine Barrens Hiking Video
Puppet show video
Christmas Candlelight video
Note: there may be a correlation between Anna and Daniel Carpenter. She may be his daughter.
Either baby sister of daughter
Question: wouldn’t the Intuitane video come before the Pine Barrens Hiking video? One of the dreams is described as someone being chased through the woods by three Strangers, which is exactly what we see in the Hiking video, and these dreams are supposed to “foresee” future events.
@@cravenpizzadude110 good point. I'll change it. Thanks
@@cravenpizzadude110 I'll put it before the puppet show since it seems that that episode exists only because they became aware of strangers residing in the woods and made the video to protect people and children.
The fact that all the four puppets were saying “but we can’t rest until our stories are told” seems odd
I mean...kinda makes a bit of eerie sense. They're the dead kids or atleast named after them. So their "stories" are basically: We are gonna tell you stories about how NOT to die like we did.
Rex: I met someone new today! And they seem very nice and great, but...I don't know if they're a stranger or not!
Ranger Luke: *slide whistles in*
Me: (35-year-old man in an otter kigurumi, drinking coffee to chase the first edible of the night)
Ranger Luke: Hmm...looks like a Pacific Northwest midlife crisis to me!
Me: Do you believe in the soul
What were you smoking
@@swordimproved GASP! Smoking is bad for you, kids! It can cause serious damage to your heart and lungs!
Instead, ask your budtender for Special Candy! It comes in all kinds of fun flavors, even chocolate! I like the little drinks, though, because when I drink them, I can see my *whole* skeleton, from the inside!
Ranger Luke: Security he's back and he has Marmas please help
My good friend. I would let Ranger Luke sing me a lullaby to sleep and warn me about stranger danger when I do something stupid again. He's so fine yet so kind
I’m LOVING the creativity of this series!?! Using the childhood nostalgic like puppets to represent children is so innocent like yet terrifying. To have this series to have a cult operate in the shadows is horrifying. This stuff EXISTS. We’d always find comfort in Sesame Street and the muppets yet these guys are invincible. The strangers would’ve done horrifying things to them and sacrificed them for some reason. I’d LOVE to go in depth with this series more in the future Bc this could actually have a movie or short film act as a sequel. Someone goes out to investigate the disappearance, Resident Evil 7 esk, finds out about alla this in the forest and builds up the motivation to end this themselves.
we need a studio version of the stranger danger song
God, that face that showed up at the end of the Big Bad Wolf song was so creepy, it was so well placed! I love the type of horror that keeps you on your toes and doesn't rely on cheap jumpscares. Good job with the video and the series, I can't wait to see more!
I haven't seen anyone comment this before, but after the "How to spot a Stranger" part with The Pig. There's a split second freeze frame of a quote. "The burning swords protect us."
Could be something to keep in mind for the future.
YO! This is actually FIRE!!!! It's like... this era of Children's Entertainment based horror is about to be MUCH MORE than just FNAF clones! This was beautifully done, well produced and directed, and it felt so authentic! It wasn't full of jumpscares, but it had an eerie feel to it. I'm no horror expert, but THAT"S some GOOD WORK! I'm AMAZED!
Stranger danger has no businesses being that catchy.
This looks janky and low budget in the best possible way. 12/10, mad respect, I love it. The acting, music, and puppets give me the feeling this is an analogue horror that really wants to go above and beyond.
"I've seen many ARG series. I can do this!"
*In Memory of the Grandwood Four kicks in*
"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"
(Is actually crying)
Please don't leave it a year for the next part..
This was brilliantly terrifying.
Finally, an analog horror series that isn’t a slideshow with no production value.
The way everyone reacts to us at first and how anna asked “how do you know they’re not a stranger?” The way she sounded made it more sound like the cult that haunts the forest and not an actual stranger. I’m sure you all heard that the cult in the forest are called “the strangers”.
what it's a cult not a literal stranger
They are not called "the strangers", Strangers is just the name Luke gave them for this PSA.
Also I wouldnt be so sure it qualifies as a cult.
It’s been so long since an analog horror video actually freaked me out I’m loving this series
I've grown tired of analog horror recently, but this is actually really good! Love the subversion of the "strangers" being creatures in the woods, and the twist at the end was also cool as hell
Alright, I’m trying to piece the story together here. Here’s what I got:
A line of pills called Intuitane is released that help boost the power of foresight. The side-effects of this pill primarily revolve around disturbing dreams. The dreams these test subjects have hint towards other videos in the White Stag series, and since the pills are meant to boost foresight, it can be inferred that this was the first event in the White Stag continuity.
One of the dreams depicts a never-before televised puppet show about the perils of stranger danger, with a park ranger and one of the main characters being named Rex. This is exactly what we see in THIS video, showing that the foresight pills really worked.
Lets talk about the Strangers for a moment. They’re a group of masked humanoids that dwell in the forest of a NJ hiking path and whistle to anyone who wanders onto a “false trail.” If they whistle a song, you’re supposed to wait for the song to end, then run the other direction. If the whistles aren’t a song, you close your eyes and run. The Strangers seem to be working for a creature called the Adversary, who roams beneath the forest. And the Strangers have an undeniable presence in every one of the videos. In the first one, they’re hunting a wayward hiker who took a false path and couldn’t escape. In the third video, one of the pill test subjects has dreams of the Strangers. This video’s puppet show is LITERALLY CALLED “STRANGER DANGER” and goes into how to avoid Strangers (with a capital s, so not just people you don’t know), and what to do if you wind up on a false path. Plus, it’s dedicated to four kids who were lost in the Grandwood Forest and presumably got killed by the Strangers, one of which named Rex.
The second video, Christmas Eve Candlelight Service, starts out as a relatively normal religious event. However, the second part two men going into a basement and getting attacked by a demonic creature. One of them doesn’t make it out alive.
THEORIES:
I have reason to believe that the people that went into the basement are Luke Bale (Ranger Luke) and Dan Sevee, and Luke didn’t make it out alive. This is due to the newspaper clipping posted onto this channel’s community tab, depicting an article about the death of Luke Bale. My guess is that the Adversary killed him, though the basement is not said to have been in the forest, so that may just be confirmation bias.
Another theory I have is that the Jersey Devil, another unexplained monster dwelling around Grandwood National Park, killed Luke, due to the same clipping also discussing sights of the Devil, and Luke being found dead OUTSIDE the forest, not inside where the Adversary could’ve killed him. Maybe the religious readings during the Christmas Service summoned the devil? But then how do the Strangers fit into this? Did THEY summon the devil? I’m not entirely sure.
Actually yeah, didn’t the two people run OUT of the basement after seeing the Adversary/Jersey Devil/whatever it is? That would explain why Luke would be dead OUTSIDE of the forest (assuming the basement is somewhere in the forest). But then comes the question: who killed him? I suppose it’s also possible that the Adversary and Jersey Devil are the SAME entity, which is probably the theory I’ll subscribe to, even though it doesn’t make sense for Luke to be dead OUTSIDE the park.
EDIT: Just read the newspaper more thoroughly, Luke’s body was found on Christmas Day, and the religious event was on Christmas Eve. So…the Adversary and Jersey Devil CAN’T be the same thing, because if the religious readings summoned the Jersey Devil, he wouldn’t have been around when the puppet show was made. Though…the newspaper also mentions that the Devil has been around for a few weeks before the murder, so……
I can’t say for sure yet. But hey, this is really interesting! I’ve never been big on analog horror, but I found this video via Pastra and David Baron’s watch party, and I’m really excited to see what happens in the fifth video! Who knows’s maybe it’ll have to do with the meteor that the guy dreamed about in the Intuitane commercial, under the influence of those pills. We’ll see!
Hi guys, something I’ve noticed. But there might be a subtle Lovecraft reference here. At 10:25 you can hear a distinct bird cry. This bird I believe is the whippoorwill, which is a bird that is featured in the story ‘The Dunwich Horror.’
Not sure if the story will have relevance here, but I thought this to be an interesting connection 🙂
insane job on the outro song, i seriously can’t stop listening to it
THAT STRANGER DANGER SONG IS SO GOOD WHAT?!?!
Both this and TRYRED WITNESS ARCHIVES are severely underrated channels that deserve more praise and attention for what they do.
I hope more people get the chance to see this sometime soon.
And both used puppets for one of their videos
Really liked that Stranger Danger sing a long. Gradually brought back references from earlier videos and got creepy at the end
This is legitimately the best horror analog episode I've ever seen, It's SO nostalgic on so many levels, I really hope they keep making these types of videos.
Yo the quality of this video is straight fire! You clearly put a lot of effort into making the show realistic and believable, actually going to a real forest and filming on location, having actual musical talent, you could get people to believe this was made by a real studio!
This is the genuine DEFINITION of PEAK analog horror. I am furious that I didn't find this sooner, you guys are doing an absolutely amazing job!!!
I love how the captions are automatically on, it makes it feel even more a real TV airing, like closed captions were left on on the TV
That final twist came out of nowhere! I'm very much enjoying this series!
Something I really like is that the horror elements of this series aren't an unknown. Instead, it's only the viewer that's in the dark. There's something unsettling about how everyone regards the strangers as just another thing they have to deal with. There's horror in how banal it's thought of.
I love how the tv show and the city is genuinely trying to help the kids and people from not getting caught by the strangers
I like Rex's Voice
He is very charismatic 😊
This episode made the story of Little Red Riding Hood 10x scarier
What if it actually happened in real life and the only person watching her was he grandma?
Ranger Luke is a real one, I'd love to go camping with him.
The waltz (the song the Strangers whistle?) that plays over the credits honestly has a really haunting melody. Isnt it kind of weird that a program warning about the implications of hearing this song uses it as background music almost exclusively throughout the entire runtime though? Lol.
Wow. Criminally underrated. The horror here feels a lot more sinister than your usual analog horror villain. The attention to details is striking and there is a lot of passion behind this work for sure! I reaaaally want more of this!!
This is honestly the best analog horror I ever seen, there should be more to this
Hey, do i know you?
@@skylarsworld9477 oh hello there value
So wholesome!! My kids and I sing the Stranger Danger song to remember what to do if we see a Stranger!
I need this to be an actual song NOW I keep listening to it I can't even!!
I wouldn’t be opposed to the Stranger danger album
This is somehow the most relaxing yet unnerving analog I’ve seen in a good bit I find myself getting so chilled and all most sleepy relaxed from this then when the scares happen it’s shakes it up and creeps me out so much more since it’s one not in my face and two subtle and effective amazing work overall
ok there’s most definitely some religious themes going on, the whole “burning sword protects us” is similar to how in the Bible a flaming sword protected the garden of Eden, and how in that same clip the thing that writhes beneath is represented as a snake, which could refer to satan
I have a strong suspicion ledger's comet was what brought the Adversary to earth, to which the masked people gave sacrifices in trade for immortality if John 3:16 from the Christmas video is heavily implying in context of the story.
Very interesting series so far. I can tell that Gemini Home Entertainment and other similar analog horror projects were influences, but you've done a good job differentiating this from them. I look forward to seeing what comes from you in the future.
i was expecting a scare when the adversary would appear but seeing an actual hand puppet was extremely funny. i really like the quality here!
This is so refreshing from the typical analog horror text screens
This is next level, so much effort!! This analog horror keeps getting better and better
why is the ranger kinda cute lol
OMG 😭
I mean your not wrong
So from what I could gather, this series is about a cult that resides in the Pine Barrens. This cult worships a being known as the Adversary, and seemingly hunt down hikers by creating false trails. Now, what they do once they find them I’m not sure, but judging by the memorial segment at the end of this episode, I would guess they kill them as a sort of sacrifice. It seems that the cult is known about by the Park, and creates these videos to help educate the public and keep them safe. They make instructional hiking safety videos to protect hikers on the trails, educational videos to teach children if they get lost, etc.
Now, the Intuitane video I’m not so sure about, the warning at the beginning makes it seem like it was published by White Stag, but I don’t see what it has to do with the other videos. I think that White Stag is also a publishing company and doesn’t just make safety videos. Christmas Candle Light Service seems to support this as that video has nothing to do with the safety videos.
Now, I’m gonna go on a little tangent and talk about how the Intuitane vid ties into the series. Now, obviously the prediction about the puppet show was a hint about what the next video was gonna be, but the comet part seems notable. Earlier, one of the dream descriptions talks about a large hole in the ground, which makes an appearance in this video at 4:11. I think the hole was the crater that was caused by the comet, and possibly the origin of the Adversary. The drawing of the comet in the Inutitane video looks more like a meteor, so I think that the meteor contained the Adversary, and after landing, the Adversary burrowed into the ground, judging by this line of text at 9:33. Now, the masked people? I don’t know if they are human or not. The line at 11:50 seems to suggest the latter, but where did they come from if that was the case? I personally think they are human, and until new info comes up, my opinion will stay that way. But that concludes my theory/ramble.
I gotta say, I really like this series’s focus on music. That little red song and the song in the end has been making me come back to watch this. They’re just good songs.
This is way too underrated
Agreed.
Excellent work on the song I'm gonna have this stuck in my head for a few days for sure
1:33 That caught me so off guard lmao the Tom scream never fails
Remember kids, when some weirdo with a video camera walks into your house, introduce yourself and invite them to go camping!
Jumpscare approaching at 5:20; actual jumpscare at 5:27
12:18 WHAT IS THAT MELODY?!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sandro Brugnolini - Anna (Titoli 12 / 8). It's around 1:55 finishes around 2:10
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Damn they named those puppets after actual kids who got merc'd by the owl people. They go hard at the Pine Barrens
I cannot stress how much I adore the musical motif in this. The fact that the strangers whistle can be heard everywhere, from dreams, to when the adversary rises( 9:20), to the outro song. Especially the lyrics for the outro(which arnt a part of the original song) like the whole idea that everyone sings this song of the forest, playing a larger part in the story than we know, and the idea that it’s calling to heaven. It’s also such a great melody, hearing it in the outro feels so calming, yet when it’s whistled by the strangers, it’s haunting. My theory is that maybe it serves as a form of protection from the adversary, the strangers whistle it before hunting so they are not consumed, the park plays it at the end of their tv show to perhaps keep those watching safe.
I’m a big nerd for anything musical and motifs so I really love how it’s being used, it’s a very underrated and subtle way of communicating messages to an audience.
Bro just revived Analog Horror..
Imagine if a teacher sees the title and channel name and maybe only the start but not the actual video, and then shows this to the kids in their class.
Poor kids
I just now found this channel and I immediately knew it was analog horror. No one can make something with puppets and/or safety without it having anything to do with something horrific!
Man I'm just glad I found a series that isn't just "sp00ky powerpoint slideshow"
I honestly don't know why this is so underrated 💀
The bonk threw me off so much, also the granny wolf was honestly unexpectedly creepy
the little red hood song kept me focused so i got scared asf
"Come on now, you love silly puppet horror things! This shouldn't be too bad."
this is so well made i thought i was watching a regular video until i saw the wolf lmao
This is a very underrated series I hope this gets popular soon THIS is actual analog horror
This series seems to have a lot of religious references, for instance the "t" in the forest friends logo 6:32 is the only white letter and looks like a cross
This is how you do ‘kids show turned creepy’ right. This is true horror
Ranger Luke’s ears are awfully pointy…
All the better to hear us with, I guess…🙃
4:40 he hit that note magestically not even joking, the "none in the air" made me want this to be on spotify
We are so lucky to have this on our recommended omg
Well, now I need to know what it could mean by "The burning swords protect us."
Burning swords…could it be referring to Genesis 3:24?
“He drove out the man, and at the east of the garden of Eden he placed the cherubim and a flaming sword that turned every way to guard the way to the tree of life.”
that stranger danger song was a banger wtf
3:40 WE GETTING OUT THE WOODS WITH THIS ONE BOYS🔥🔥🔥🔥
I like how this feels like it could have been a genuine episode of a show. While there are a few scares, it doesn't seem so out of place that its a 'corrupted' episode; which I think adds to the horror moreso then other analog tidbits.
So from what I've gathered. The strangers are masked cultists and/or inhuman shapeshifters that serve the 'Adversary'. Which appears to be either a massive worm or snake (leaning more towards snake given the biblical connection with satan and the serpent. I only say worm since that could be foreshadowed by the 'fishing trip' bit, with an otherwise throwaway story of how they were fishing and ran out of worms, that, and worms are more known to move under the earth moreso then snakes. The motion of the puppet though more closely resembles a serpent though.) The strangers appear to give the Adversary some degree of power and their whistling seems to influence it to some degree.
I'm not certain if by 'hunting', the strangers themselves catch and eat humans (like the big bad wolf) or if they are feeding them to the Adversary. Could be both. The original video suggested that these were just humans wearing masks but the puppet show depicts a 'stranger' as the big bad wolf (A wolf in a person's clothes) and the 'spot the stranger' dolls have animal masks on them. They could just be cultists, but details like that make me think of some kind of shapeshifter spin like skin walkers, especially since one of the warnings is to not follow people into the woods even if they look friendly. Plus, as the series goes on the 'strangers' are less depicted as 'people', and instead supernatural.
Although there are plenty of biblical references through the series so far, I'm hesitant to say that confirms that the entities here are a 'Christian' evil. I don't think there's much merit in looking into any 'confirmed' origins for what these are, but with how heavy the Christian theming has been it is something I'm keeping in the back of my head going forward.There's also the biblical verses, one of which from Enoch notes the 'sins' of stars. We also know there is some connection to a comet, so there could be some connection there; maybe implying that these are more extraterrestial in origins, but again, too early to make any confirmations either way.
I also don't know how the Christmas video connects to the the rest, if it all. We know there was something chained up in a basement; It couldn't have been the adversary, and the confirmed strangers depicted haven't made any of the sounds that the basement monster made. It could be an unrelated monster or demon of sorts. Given this takes in the pine barrens, it could be the Jersey Devil? (Though there's no reason to assume that a popular cryptid would be implemented into this original work.) We don't know where this basement is either, but there is the famous 'leads' point house where the fabled devil was born. I'm not sure if that property has a basement, but it would be fitting for the 13th child to be 'imprisoned'. Plus the verse before about how the star committed a sin and was imprisoned, the sin being born in the first place if were making the jersey devil comparison.
YESSS I LOVE THE HELL OUTTA THIS KEEP IT UP
i just stumbled upon this and woah… its really good😭😭😭
This is honestly the best use of analog horror
Coming back cause the song gets stuck in my head ngl