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Hey! I love Christmas and horror! Wanna be friends?

You said and explained it perfectly 🤍

My TV kept freezing on that image of a tractor midway through the video and I had to restart it twice. I think my TV is now haunted by the tractor.

As a woman who Loves Horror movies, art and video games. i get it.. I’ve always felt misunderstood my entire life

Now I want beef stroganoff and to watch a cozy haunted house film

I’m a horror nerd and lettered in volleyball and basketball all four years, and went to district in track. But I was always a book nerd too-sci-fi, fantasy, and horror long before I was old enough or allowed to watch horror movies. And Dostoevsky is amazing, especially The Brothers Karamazov

In many ways I find horror movies to be extremely grounding. Spending 1 to 2 hours in a state of controlled hyper-vigilance and a sort of fictional survival-mode helps me acknowledge that, for the most part, the negative circumstances of my life are nowhere near as dire as they seem. Yes, the rather unstable boss may yell at me for no reason or perhaps even fire me for silly reasons, but I doubt I would ever have to run for my life while being chased by a chainsaw-wielding killer. Horror helps give us a perspective that, at least for a large number of us, what we perceive to be threats in our lives are alot less threatening and harmful than we make them out to be.

Amicus is my happy place too :D love your cosy horro rvibe.

Dude, I really Need to know the game of the Movies you just showed

top ten most comforting youtube channels now, thank u for just geeking out on the internet about spectres and critters, sometimes that's all we need <3 <3 <33333

When I was very young, I often visited my great-grandmother in the mountains. For some reason, there was a stack of large, black tires within the trees on the side of her house & my childhood imagination always saw it as a giant coiled serpent.

I relate to you so much

i just found your videos and they are comfy, relaxing and profound. T: Finn who also loves pinetrees and nordic folklore

I'm so happy I found your channel ❤

Get to the point brah. You lost me at head and shoulders

I never liked movies with people killing people, because that can happen to anybody. But when it comes to supernatural films, I know it can't happen. I love Freddy Kruger, and another one that I like is It. Can't really deside if I like the older version or the new one better. The older gives the nostalgia feeling, and Tim Curry is the best at pennywise. The new has better jump scares.

I love your channel. It has a mixed energy of like a Stephen king novel and it's the great pumpkin Charlie Brown. Subscribed

Growing up near Detroit, my classmates came in two varieties: Red Wings and Ford. I was the kid who couldn't name a hockey player but had seen nearly every Vincent Price movie and dreamt of being a werewolf when he grew up. Thanks for your funny and thoughtful video.

I've always loved the loners or outcasts. I enjoy the absolute thrill of watching a horror movie . It's comforting too because you forget about your own problems since these people on screen have REAL problems 😊. It's also usually very captivating and you can immerse yourself in it.

I’m not Scandinavian but I too was the weirdest kid in school. I too don’t really know much useful life skills, and i too find horror to be like home to me. I felt people had received a manual of things to know about life and socializing that never arrived to my mail box; and i was missing out the important cues to exist as a human being. Turns out i was just an AFAB autistic person and it all made much sense. Now i appreciate horror even more because i know what drives me towards it; the feeling of belonging and fantastical creatures that just make a lot of sense to me. And i pity the fact that where i live in brazil there aren’t many pine trees. because i love pine trees.

what a treasure your channel is! I’m really glad I discovered your videos on my recommendations

We all need a tree of our own outside our bedroom window. I have an apple tree, a fig tree, and a pine tree, which reflect on my eyes all the gradations of light at different hours of the day (and reflect on my soul infinitesimal fragments of infinite splendor).

Anyone tell you you look like MacGyver. Your videos are great, can't wait to see more!

The world needs more of what’s in your head

share the exact same feeling here......

Literally me in high school, loved this video!!❤

Love this! You said it all perfectly. And what are the odds of discovering another person out there who not only thinks horror is comforting but who also loves pine trees. I’m now in a different state where they don’t grow here like where I used to live and I have such a deep attachment. Pine forests have a beauty and energy that’s breathtaking. Thank you for your content. I smiled the whole time. Going through some stuff and listening to horror content helps always.

Horror is a way for us as humans to explore our fears in a way that is contained and safe and allows us confront those fears. Horror is catharsis.

That Santa mask owes you emotional damage $$$ 🎅🏻

Anybody else here think he's cute?

I love people who love trees ❤

As a huge horror fan, I find Dostoievsky very horrific even if he is not branded as such.

My best friend calls it the discomfort zone and I really love that.

I love the way you articulate your words and it’s nice to not feel alone with feeling like this, I’m a writer and horror doesn’t scare me, I see beauty in it. Like a light at the end of a dark tunnel.

HAHAHA OMG this was such a cute video! And SO ADHD-coded haha!

This randomly came across my feed and I connected to the title immediately, as I feel the same way. Your video is so fun and your personality endearing. So happy my algorithm devised to suggest your video to me!! Immediately followed.

As a kid I was complete opposite of the now me...I was nerdy shy introverted and had a vivid imagination. I was scared of everything and anything. Horror loving for me started as a dare actually that too against my mom when she called me a wimp for not being able to sit through an average horror flick. 12 years later I have finished watching almost all of the horror franchises and now mom doesn't do movie nights with me anymore😂 coz the amount of horror media I consume doesn't sit well with her 😂 I cant make her understand how at home I feel with horror movies and series. Also growing up it was empowering to feel I won the horror bet with my mom..felt like I have toughened up or something 😅

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You are a unique soul🤗Keep doing what you do for us outsiders from other parts on this planet.And yes,Pine trees are wonderful🤩

Your such a sweet heart ❤️ 😊

This was hilarious and scary relatable. You seem so cool.

FOR PIZZA! The 2026 movie is supposed to epic. The first movie is the best!

this video was oddly comforting ig like horror lol

Im absolutely adoring your channel and rhe way you write and speak and see thw world 🖤 i love having these on last thing before i sleep. Wirh that in mind though, i do find rhe music a little distracting sometimes! I think something more ambient would suit your channrl better, if that makes sense. Keep up the great work either way though! 🖤🖤

It the first time i see one of your videos. Like all, i expected a video essay, but i found somenthing more deep and beautiful.

I actually think you might enjoy Dostoyevski. Crime and Punishment is surprisingly accessible, and definitely horror adjacent.

I love trees too id like to give that big ole pine a hug

Oh my goodnes! I didn't want your video to end 😢 I loved it so much ❤. It felt like I found a place where I belong too :3❤ thanks goes to you my boy!

We have WAY too much in common. Kindred spirits? Maybe, but I'm not too smart either. 👻

When I was a child, about 6 or 7, living on a cow farm in Nobleboro, Maine, I slept on the floor right beside my parents' bed. I remember being awake, or at least somewhere between conscious and unconsciousness, or perhaps completely conscious, and turning over and seeing a pattern ladened on the side of the bed on the falling covers. It was a large scorpion circled by the symmetrical dancing figures of smaller scorpions. In my child's eye it was startling but not necessarily alarming. The dance was celebratory but also private, like I wasn't supposed to see it. I think about that a lot in my adult life, in addition to other things one may deem as hallucinations. Whether dream or not, and it's easier to define them as 'dream' to ensure your sanity to strangers, it was overall very real, and still embedded itself in my memories. Have been loving your videos. Thanks so much.