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[Stanislav]

[UberTaco]

Personally, I thought the leg-shadow was a tentacle. But maybe that's just from having watched some TribeTwelve a good long while ago.

I'm glad they're making Slenderman more threatening than a well-dressed lamp now (by making him more active). It was a bad sign to me when, in search of a source of scares, EverymanHybrid had to turn to their "HABIT" and "rake" characters, since Slendy is so....stiff.

[The Reverend]

My theory was that Slendy had nothing to do with the power cutting. It WAS raining pretty heavily... maybe it was a storm? And Slendy just y'know, was THERE. The lights going out was just something that played in his "favor" (in quotes, of course, 'cause we still never have any real idea what the f**k he's up to at any given time. Other than singlehandedly (singletentacledly?) causing the stocks of underwear companies to go through the roof.)

[Foood]

^Yeah, I agree with The Reverend. The Operator has never cut the power before (that we know of) and it's too late in the game series to be raising new questions. The storm "played in its favor".

[PianoManGidley]

Perhaps it was because he was too inexperienced with the camera, but I wonder why Tim didn't turn on night vision when the power went out.

Also, in regards to the last couple seconds--anyone else reminded of the long-legged, fast-moving alien creature from the early "Aeon Flux" episode titled "Leisure"?

[Zebez]

[pravado]

Ok. The first time I watched this I thought "meh"

But as I watched it again, and paid attention to the dialogue, I enjoyed it. I also dug the rain and lightning.

It starts with Tim Jay and Seth. They said Alex was soaked and went home to change. Alex took his own car home, and didn't ride home with Seth, Tim, and Jay. Seth asks Jay if the tapes were in Alex's car, and Jay says yeas. Im starting to think that Seth was an editor of the film, because Jay says "if you don't want to wait for him you better get going."

The next scene has Tim Alex and Brian. Tim and Brian might have been roomates. Why would he be using Tim's towel to rub his hair? "Another keyboard, complete with beats."


Then Tim goes to the breaker room. He should have seen The Operator right there, the camera hovered over him for a little too long. Nice easter egg to get to see the living room left as is of the actors.

So I thought alright fine after this everyone remains normal and The Operator comes.

But then I noticed.

[The Reverend]

[Seraphim]

I enjoyed this entry...a little humor(keyboard complete with beats) combined with OMGWTF slenderman.

No new information really but setting up for some major shit later.

[mokie]

"Welp, never mind."

[Toadbert]

Was that Seth in the beginning and Brian inside the apartment?

Enjoyed those kickin beats Alex had

[Seraphim]

Here's another thought: if Hoody is a member of the MH cast, then should it become apparent in these videos, sort of like how it began to become obvious that Masky = Tim?

[The Reverend]

[ChaosDoctor07]

[GhostK]

I thought this new one was kinda cool for the reasons already given, and also because they're going back, and explaining what happened in 2006. I mean, that's where the scary is. It's when everything changed. It reminds me of the paranormal activity sequels, where they go further back in time with each one.

Also, anyone else notice that Tim had to grow back his mutton chops? There's a definite hair line. Since all of these "old tapes" are actually new, it's going to be interesting seeing if they can keep up 2006 appearances.

With a low-budget production like this, I kinda wonder if the reason we see character X instead of character Y is the actor for character Y has a real job.