a number 11 to this list that would be

the basement of my apartment building.

Looks like something straight out of the movie Saw.

So I'm a pretty big fan of horror movies

especially ones that are based on real life events

because it gives the illusion

that what I'm watching actually happened.

But sometimes just as interesting as the story itself

is the location where the story took place.

And believe it or not there are some places

that exist right now in real life

that make the locations of some horror movies

just look like the care bears kingdom.

So in an attempt to make you lose some sleep tonight

I gathered the most unnerving ones

to share with you guys.

So here they are the 10 creepiest places on Earth.

Number one is the Island of the Dolls.

Located in a swamp in the middle of Aztec country, Mexico,

this old abandoned island was once occupied

by a single inhabitant named Don Julian Santana Barrera.

The legend says that a small girl drowned near the island

after which dolls began floating in the water.

Like a sane person Barrera collected all of the dolls

that appeared in the water over 50 years

and scattered them all over the island.

The dolls are still there today

making it a popular tourist attraction.

But seriously why would anybody

go there especially on vacation?

Hmm I could to Italy for some delicious food,

Cuba for some warmth and sunshine,

or the Island of the Dolls for everlasting nightmares.

Okay.

Number two is the Aokigahara Forest.

At the base of Mount Fuji in Japan

is a woodland known as Suicide Forest.

In the last 50 years more than 500 people

have taken their lives here.

Not only will you find nooses, bodies, and bones here

but you'll also find signs with messages like

"Life is a precious thing please reconsider

"and think of your family."

What's especially disturbing is it's

become popular for scavengers to enter the forest

in hopes of looting dead bodies.

Really though, are ya that hard up for cash?

This is, you know, just a thought,

but how about instead of scouring Suicide Forest

for freshly hung bodies to loot

that you go get a job and contribute something to society?

Okay, thanks psycho.

Number three is Lome's Voodoo Market.

In the city of Lome in Togo, Western Africa,

there exists one of the largest markets

for voodoo paraphernalia in the world.

Here you can find all of your voodoo needs

from talismans to fetishes to piles upon piles

of animal skulls including monkeys, vultures,

crocodiles, cats, owls, and snakes.

In western African voodoo they believe

that animal remains can protect you from evil and disease.

Me personally I don't really believe in voodoo

and I would certainly never use it to benefit myself.

(speaks in spooky foreign voice)

Never.

Number four is the Sedlec Ossuary.

Located in the Czech Republic this chapel

contains the remains of 70,000 people

arranged in bizarre artistic fashion

that's visited by over 200,000 tourists every single year.

Here you can find delightful pieces of furniture

like bone chandeliers, garlands made of skulls,

and lots of other stuff made of human remains.

Kind of like a hellish Ikea.

Welcome to hell!

Would you like a meatball for 99 cents?

Number five is the Stanley Hotel.

Found high atop the Colorado Rocky Mountains

this creepy hotel was the inspiration

for Stephen King's novel The Shining.

The entire place is said to be haunted, especially room 418.

You do not go in there.

Guests and staff have reported hearing children

playing in the corridors late at night

and piano music coming from the empty ballroom.

Listen I'm not afraid of many ghost stories

but I'm telling you I would never go there.

Literally all it would take is one kid

to look at me and be like.

And I would tip the (beep) out the door.

I wouldn't even bring my luggage.

Number six is the Bran Castle.

Located in Bran, Romania, on the border of Transylvania

this famous landmark is also known as Dracula's Castle.

The castle is known for its connections to Vlad the Impaler

who was the inspiration for the legend of Count Dracula.

In the market just outside of the castle

you can find all kinds of creepy stuff

like blood red wine, vampire masks, and even wooden stakes.

Once you're inside the castle you can find

winding spiral staircases, low cavernous doorways,

and of course, once bitten, eternal life.

Mwah-ha-ha-haaa!

No, but seriously though, the place is a big bag of creepy,

I would never go in there.

Number seven is the Village of Jatinga.

In north eastern India the small village of Jatinga

has a creepy secret: the birds there fall out of the sky

and die for no apparent reason.

But the really creepy part, it happens like clockwork

every September or October between 7 and 10 PM

and has done so for the lat 100 years.

And nobody knows what causes it not even scientists.

I really wouldn't want to visit let alone live in a place

where animals just spontaneously drop out of the sky.

It's like you're just enjoying your day

and all of a sudden (imitates bird noise)

just (beep) falling out of the sky, damn!

Number eight is Hashima Island.

Located in Japan just 15 kilometers from Nagasaki

this island is an undisturbed ghost town.

Once a forced labor camp during World War II

it became a coal mining facility that shut down

and all structures have remained there

untouched for the last 30 years.

The scenery looks like something out of an apocalyptic movie

with abandoned buildings

and wild foliage growing everywhere.

Only 10% of the island is open to the public

and it's only accessible 160 days of the year

due to harsh weather conditions.

Damn, why on earth would anybody want to visit this place?

Any one of these buildings is reason enough

to stay the hell away from this place.

Look's like Satan's toilet.

Number nine is the Winchester Mystery House.

In San Jose, California, there's a massive 160 room mansion

that's built like a haunted maze.

It has mile long hallways, countless hidden passages,

dead ends, doors that open up to nothing,

and staircases that lead to the ceiling.

It was built upon for 38 years by the owner Sarah Winchester

who was told by a medium that she was haunted

by the souls of the victims that were killed

by her family's rifles and the only way to make peace

with them is to build a house and never stop building.

Interestingly the reason that she built the house

like a maze was to confuse the ghosts that haunted her.

Ahh, I'm no expert on the physics of ghosts or anything

but from the limited knowledge that I do have

from watching Bugs Bunny cartoons

I'm pretty sure that they can walk through walls.

You didn't really think this one through did you Sarah?

And finally number 10 Pripyat.

In northern Ukraine this abandoned city

once housed the workers and scientists

of the Chernobyl nuclear plant.

Among the desolated buildings is an entire amusement park

which just adds to the supreme creepiness of the city.

Despite being within the affected area of radiation

from the Chernobyl meltdown in 1986

the area has since been reopened to the public

since radiation levels have gone down significantly.

But seriously would anybody choose to go there?

I've seen The Hills Have Eyes,

after that I cannot recommend entering

an empty city that's been affected by nuclear radiation.

Unless of course you want to become dinner

for some mutant that looks like the brother

of Sloth from The Goonies.

Hey you guys!

And that's it, I hope you guys enjoyed this video.

I hope you don't get too bad of nightmares

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