@missdee7382
#48.. it wasn’t a bunch of homeless people in the building. It’s the guy from the beginning following him around. Which makes it scarier
@lisawhitney9978
i love the dad with the son "what are we going to do?" asking the son. I found this terrifying and amusing all at once.
@thomas_walker
i love how sir spooks explains everyday stuff before videos. man is just like "dogs are an animal" like so true dude
@larryjimbob
1:04:35 I have already mentioned this on another channel but they've ignored it. If you find the video where someone went into the room up those stairs (I'm not sure if they even noticed it themselves?) and look at the lamp on the left in the room, there is a circular turntable with a cutout/silhouette of a figure in a hat just to the left of and slightly behind the lightbulb. It must periodically turn making a shadow sweep across the room. It's fake. That's why they don't want people going up the stairs and into the room. Please debunk it Sir Spooks 😊♥️
@immagical7036
1:47:54 so the reason the deer were attracted to his voice is because it sounds a lot like certain kinds of deer calls. It’s actually amazing how much he sounded like a deer for a moment. Can’t explain the other stuff in the clip but the deer watching him were just interested in his deer-like voice
@annettehellingrath8288
Number 30 really got to me. It reminded me how I felt living in my house for 27 years, always wondering what or who was watching me. Whatever it was also creeped out three different dogs that lived with me those years, none of them would go into the basement and when I went down there I would quickly get my laundry and run back upstairs like something was chasing me. One dog, Noah, cried at the top of the stairs whenever I went into the basement almost his entire eleven years. Elsa over her ten and a half years never even ventured down those stairs, Levi who is now six years old never went down the stairs either, just sat there waiting for me to get the laundry and was overjoyed when I came back upstairs, like he had been worried that he wouldn't't see me again. I never turned my back on a doorway, I always walked kind of sideways. I had mirrors up so I could see behind me coming up those stairs, walking down the hallway or into a room and while sitting at the computer. It wasn't until 25 or 26 years of living there that I saw a shape. I was painting the back door at night on the landing leading to the basement stairs when I spilled paint on my shoe. I stood up quickly and was in time to see a large, sort of smoky human like shape drift down the hallway in the glass of the back door. I finally had proof all these years later that something was roaming around in my house. Once I moved I no longer had any of the weird feelings I had felt in my house all those years. One other weird thing that happened there was after Noah died. I had loved that dog from the day I got him when he was eight weeks old. I worked from home so we were very close and spent a lot of time together. When he died I was devastated and cried all the time. Noah died while we were on a walk. I had purchased Elsa a few months before and she was about three months old when Noah died and was there when he screamed and just fell over. I brought her home and had a neighbor come with me to pick Noah's body up from the park. Once I got him home Elsa and I sat with his body. The next day I couldn't bring myself to have him picked up and disposed of somewhere, so I buried him with his favorite quilt in a huge flower box in my backyard. A few days later I felt hime walk past me while I was doing dishes. Noah was a 125 lbs. Bouvier but he never made any noise walking into a room, he just disturbed the air and I would feel a cool breeze on my legs whenever he walked by me. This happened only once, but the fact that he was out in the yard stayed with me for a long time and gradually faded. It was Elsa who got me though the loss by lying beside me while I was crying. The night that Noah died was the first time she tried to climb up into my bed. She stayed there every night from then on, eventually dying on her favorite quilt at the foot of the bed.
@timdurgan
Urbex Hill's ventures into abandoned places is much scarier when it's people vs when it's ghosts. Surprised he hasn't been attacked.
@wilder666
Thanks!
@ReptillianStrike
After seeing 35, I'm convinced most of these can just be explained by "It's a person on drugs" Drugs make you do some really crazy things. Not everything has to be some paranormal entity to be scary, and not everything has to be scary either.
@acdc7551
#46 in the corn field could possibly be a bird like a grouse. There are birds that can eerily sound like a person laughing.
@everlasttherapies658
This is my 3rd or 4th video in a row that I have been watching of a similar nature. With ppl who go camping and sleep in their cars/vans etc at night, and with the cornfield situation in this video, having either external cameras or a drone to go up and have a look is the best thing. Instead of walking thru forests at night or corn fields, let a drone do the work for you.
@toddamtmann3528
37:35- He's FREAKING OUT, whilst telling his composed son "STAY CALM! STAY CALM" 😆
@Me-ej4mv
#36 had me laughing. The son is so calm and the dad is like oh shitt… what are we going to do? Lol
@tessaleroux7725
Number 12 is awesome seeing the chef. He probably loved the place but the photographers reactions are really hilarious
@handsinthefire
44:02 gotta love the ghost that's like "Oh yeah? That's some creepy stuff right? Well look at what I can do with this drawer!"
@alan8887
That farmer in his cornfield was insane calling out to that noise he was hearing unless he was packing a shotgun. Everything paranormal is utterly fascinating. Another dimension intersecting ours?
@luvondarox
My gosh. Urbex Chris has one Heck of a Guardian Angel following him around for all the things he encounters on his adventures.
@billbailey7193
No 13 is another ghosthunter from the team, you can even see them holding up a camera. The scared man didn’t know they were there
@tommydarbe1524
I love these long Sir Spooks compilations. It takes me a while to go through it but I can put it on in my art studio and get inspiration for spooky art projects. Good Job Sir.
@blueeyes3555