So, if anyone doesn't remember, Ghost Hunters had a live special last Halloween on SyFy. It was fairly non-descript in my opinion. It unfortunately revealed a lot of the more boring aspects of their "investigations" that they usually edit out. What I'm linking to today is not Ghost Hunters, but it has a kind of similar flavor. Imagine if Ghost Hunters and Paranormal Activity had an ugly baby and you'll be pretty close.
The story is that six people have entered this old house in order to "investigate" the paranormal activity that has plagued the residence for decades. Over the next few days the team is subjected to numerous types of paranormal situations and disturbances.
Just in case you don't feel like slogging through all of the clips for the exciting stuff, I have a small list of a few of the more entertaining spots:
- Sunday Camera 5 Hour 9 Segment 4
- Sunday hour 8 segment 9 camera 5
- Pretty much the entirety of the last two hours
If you've got some extra time, feel free to look through the rest of the footage and comment with the camera/hour/segment/camera information!
Showing posts with label Interactive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interactive. Show all posts
Monday, April 23, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
The 99 Rooms
Ah, another classic. 99 Rooms seems like it has been around for just about forever (at least, for weird guys like me who like this sort of thing) and I always end up going back once a year or so. There's just something about the weirdness of each effect that is worth more than one look.
If you have never been there, there are 99 "rooms" that all seem to be parts of the same industrial area or plant. Each room has a visual and/or aural effect like moaning or a small animation. I can give you two tips before you enter: always watch the entire animation before moving on, and sometimes the animation is dependent on the position of your cursor within the interactive window.
If you like 99 Rooms be sure to visit Ana Somnia, the other project on the Rostlaub website. Ana Somnia is a little less creepy and quite a bit more fanciful than 99 Rooms, and is very fun if you participate in the darkness aspect of it. Switch on your webcam and DON'T CHEAT. It's worth it.
Link after the break (I'm trying something new :D)
If you have never been there, there are 99 "rooms" that all seem to be parts of the same industrial area or plant. Each room has a visual and/or aural effect like moaning or a small animation. I can give you two tips before you enter: always watch the entire animation before moving on, and sometimes the animation is dependent on the position of your cursor within the interactive window.
If you like 99 Rooms be sure to visit Ana Somnia, the other project on the Rostlaub website. Ana Somnia is a little less creepy and quite a bit more fanciful than 99 Rooms, and is very fun if you participate in the darkness aspect of it. Switch on your webcam and DON'T CHEAT. It's worth it.
Link after the break (I'm trying something new :D)
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