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[ReverendJ]

[ToTheFading]

[TheSupremeFace]

Hmm, entry 72 has clear images of TO, he's definitely created very well by the MH crew now

[undervattensflugan]

Yeah, the TO in this entry was new and awesome.

[JAL13]

I've been following Marble Hornets, as well as this forum, for a long time and I finally had to jump in and say something. I feel as if this latest entry is moving back toward the feeling that TO is always watching a person as Jay places the camera on the window sill without him seeing the TO in the distance. I may scare easily, but I can honestly say that I was disturbed by that scene. They (the MH crew) are trying out some new artistic and horror styles that some other horror movies have incorporated into their movies to make the audience become frightened for the characters. Yes, I will admit that the camera being placed on the window sill was a bit convenient and maybe cliche to some, but I thought it did its job and did it well. We may see more of this style in the newer entries.

However, I do miss how he walked passed the windows and looked into them at earlier entries. The eerie feeling that TO is roaming around silently gave me chills and always pushed me to watch more, but also want to stop due to fear. Entry #72 brought that feeling back slightly and I loved every minute of it. I also feel as if new style of TO I believe is creepier than earlier ones.

[abcetc]

I think the creators have definitely changed their vision of the Operator over the course of the series, probably as they've developed a feel for how they want to depict him. In the early entries, the Operator is depicted as a man, albeit a strange one. In recent entries, however, he's portrayed more as a force than a man, with a lot more presence and power than he has in season 1, almost god-like. I think this is one of the reasons they don't make him move--he doesn't have to, as his presence alone is enough to have a very strong effect on people.

[wassupbro]

[Lithp]

[ReynardtaFox]

I second all the people who though TO looked scarier in Season 1. I've said before that the awkward, non-human movements in Return and Admission as well as the sudden head turn in entry one were some of the creepiest Operator moments in the entire series.

[wassupbro]

[Scrankles]

Entry #72 Operator was right down the centre for me: not as good or as bad as it has been in previous entries. I'd like to play Where's Slendy again, but not as often as in Season 1.
I thought that I liked movement (#72's slow head turn and more importantly #1's sudden head turn), but thinking about when TO's frightened me the most (Entry #60, the Maintenance Tunnel), it was a "TO stands lies still, camera flies everywhere" approach.

[JAL13]

I don't think we will see any more of the "Where's Slendy" type of feel. Maybe it will happen once every so often, but now that Jay and Tim are more involved I feel as if its more of a "cat and mouse" type of feel. Who can outwit the other.

[JrPacMan]

[Lithp]

I prefer his Frankenstein Stomp.

[ToTheFading]