Name: 私のトラウマになったお化け屋敷体験 (My Traumatizing Haunted House Experience)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:36:56.000Z
Duration: 6 min 35 s
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I wanted to make this video about 6 months ago, but then I thought,

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NO! I'll save it for Halloween, because of "THEMING" or... whatever, I don't know.

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but since the age of 16, I've never been in a Haunted House that I was scared of.

Granted, all the Haunted Houses I've been in were free and didn't have me sign a waiver,

and when I was little, sure, I was TERRIFIED of  Haunted Houses.

I think I kept telling myself that none of it was real.

And then when I grew up, I just always knew that none of it was real.

When you can see the severed hand is made of plastic,

all the tension you previously had is kinda lost.

And sure, I still get startled at the jumpscares,

but since they don't stab you or anything, its always AWKARD afterwards.

Or maybe I don't get scared 'cause I don't feel emotions... anymore. WHO KNOWS!?

But there's one Haunted House experience during my senior year of High School

that I will never forget, because it was probably one of the most traumatizing things I've ever seen.

I haven't seen that many traumatising things.

And also, I won't forget it, because I'm about to immortalize the experience

Alright, my senior year, I was part of my school's Drama Club. I was a theater kid.

And the clubs at the school got to help do some of the activities for the school's fair.

The whole school is putting on a fair, probably to raise money or something.

It seems that schools are always in need in some extra cash.

So the football team got to do the dunk tank,

the band kids, like, face painted, or something?

And the theater kids, since the fair is in October and that's Halloween's month,

The Drama Club was separated into groups,

and we would each be a "Scary Part" in the Haunted House.

And we got to make the Haunted House inside the school.

and there was a lot of space in between each scary thing.

My group, what we did is we dressed up as Vampires, but Scary Vampires,

and we sat at this dinner table, and we decorated it with fake organs,

goblets filled with blood (Red Kool-Aid),

and we had this freshman girl that was laying on top of the table

and we put fake organs coming out of her, you know, to make it look like we were eating her

Okay, saying that out loud, I realize that doesn't make any sense,

why would a group of Vampires be eating... someone?

We put a yellow sheet over the light above for a good SPOOPY atmosphere,

We had a smoke machine, some ambient Halloween music playing...

♫ SPOOKY SCARY SKELETONS SEND SHIVERS DOWN YOUR SPINE ♫

and then the freshman on the table would scream at the top of her lungs...

She was really good at screaming by the way.

And since we had so much space in between each of the scary parts,

When they walked past us, we would get up and chase them!

Okay, so you have to understand that theater kids are VERY LOUD, extroverted people.

I need to tell you about this one kid who was in my Vampire group,

Balake and I were both part of the school's Improv Club, so we were both pretty funny people,

He was LOUD. It seemed he was just always screaming.

I didn't have any classes with him, but he was obviously the high self-esteem class clown kind of kid.

So Balake, being the loud and more popular kid, he got to sit at the head of our table.

We had done the Haunted House for about two hours at this point, and I want you to think

what it's like to go inside a Haunted House.

Just going in for 5 minutes, that will already make me feel uncomfortable and sweaty.

All the strobe lights, the smoke and the freshman over here

who has to be constantly screaming "BLOODY MURDER"...

And we were supposed to get a break sometime in the middle,

but since the haunted house was so popular, we didn't get ONE break.

So I'm a little loopy after doing all this for so long, right?

I was totally NOT ready for what was about to happen.

This group of people walk in and we do our normal thing,

But Balake got pretty physical with this one little boy,

but apparently this little boy was holding a fish in a plastic baggie,

You know those little tiny fish that are actually supposed to be used as food for bigger fish

And 99% of the time the fish die within two weeks, 'cause you don't have the right aquarium equipment.

So you just put them in water and slowly watch them die.

I didn't think people were allowed to bring their new pet fish into the Haunted House,

but I guess he smuggled it in or something.

I didn't see the kid drop the fish, maybe Balake slapped it out of his hands - that could of happened,

I just heard a scream and I saw a fish, flopping around in a puddle on the floor.

Fish look like they're in so much PAIN when they're out of water.

I don't flail all around uncontrollably when I go swimming, like, calm down fish!

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