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[Wubblz]

I do miss the anachronic order of the first season. I think if 57 and 56 were simply flipped in their release order it could have been far more realistic and could have built far more tension for what is 56.
But I mean, the first season was written with the premise of never extending beyond a first season, if I remember correctly; they're actively story telling now.

[Biohazard80]

My god you people are picky. We've had MUCH worse entries in the series.

[LegoAlchemist]

[TheSnack]

[12th]

Okay, let me just say that Tim has got some acting chops to be able to visibly portray terror while trying to suppress coughing while sitting in a pitch dark room and being filmed by a noise-filled camera on night vision.

The only thing I can see for a reason as to why Alex came back to "finish off" Tim is that possibly the Operator stole Tim after the attack and the delivered him back to the hospital later. Maybe the Operator rejected Alex's "offering"? Alex somehow knew this (contact with Slendy?) and realized that if Tim was alive then he would jeopardize Alex's plans (on top of possibly going to the police). He had to make sure to definitively kill Tim in order for his scheme to continue.

[Spades Slick]

Scary entry, but i was hoping this would show his turn from tim to masky.

[Rodion Romanovich]

"Filler"?

Making your audience feel what your characters are feeling is integral to any good story telling. This entry certainly made me sympathize even more with Tim.

As for why Alex came back for Tim - wasn't Seth supposed to come later? So maybe this happens after Seth has been fed to the Operator (as seen in... 22, 23? I'm old and forgetful). He sees that Tim is gone, and goes looking for him.

[The Reverend]

I honestly don't think I've ever been disappointed by an Entry. Some are less exciting than others, but all have a place in the grand scheme of things.

Plus Tim's acting here toward the end there sold it for me. If you can sell that kind of feeling of dread on a night-vision cam, you're gold.

[LegoAlchemist]

[pravado]

[TheKraken]

You're walking through the woods.
There's no one around, and your phone is dead.
Out of the corner of your eye, you spot him:
Alex Kralie.

I rather enjoyed this entry. I don't think I've been this tense watching Marble Hornets since season one.

Tim running into Alex confuses me, though. If Alex was coming back to finish the job, why was he at the annex and not the burned out hospital? Why start his search for Tim there when he already knows the last place he saw him?

[Zebez]

Thought it could've been a bit shorter but Tim's acting was pretty awesome to watch. And I thought the operator scare was a bit more subtle this time, I wouldn't have caught it if I didn't know it was coming from seeing a picture. Things like that make the entries more creepy upon rewatch. It's also only been 3 entries since 54 which was amazing. I think the time we have to wait between them just makes people forget that haha

I do want to know why Tim went back into that building though. Was he trying to get back to his car or something? I wanted to yell at him when he went back.

[ALEXGORDON]

I don't really understand why people keep saying that those are headlights in the background while Tim is sitting down. For one, do you really think the Marble Hornets team are that unprofessional? They're keen on details; if a scene like this was shot and something like car headlights were in the background when they shouldn't be—they probably would have just re-shot those few seconds.

Secondly, a corrupted Alex walking around with a flashlight searching for you is a lot scarier than random cars.

[pravado]

you can see the flashlight beams at 3:15 - 3:18, it looks like someone came across tim, there's no way those beams didn't pick him up for whoever was looking.

[KTsteve]