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(GASPS) Are you OK, Chelsea?
That was really scary.

(SHRIEKS)
Shut up, shut up, shut up.

I'm already on edge, man.
I'm already on edge.

OK. Trail To Terror.

Let's do it. Let's do the trail.

Trail To Terror, it is a documentary,

but it also is a challenge,
it's a total experiment.

It's five nights in a row, spending
the night at five of the scariest
places in America.

The nights end with us going to bed.

We draw out of a hat what room you go
sleep in and you go to bed.

So, we're gonna be at huge scary
places sleeping in separate rooms
super far apart.

I've always liked fear.

I love the idea of fear.
Fear is cool.

So I've always been intrigued by that
and I think if you're gonna capture

real fear on camera,
this is the way to do it.

It's five nights in a row of this.
We're gonna be battling sleep
deprivation.

We're gonna be battling the cold.
We're gonna be battling scary
abandoned places in the dark.

It's... We're screwed.

I don't know how many times I have
to say that we're screwed, but we're
screwed. We're screwed!

This is so awesome!

You need some little exercises here.
This is our last fun day.

I'm a professional hockey player.

I think that I will, obviously,

have more stamina.

Um... No, I don't, though. I...

Redo!

Hold on. OK, ready?

# Ooh ooh-ooh ooh

# Ahh! Ha ha ha #

Rough!

Check. Take. Cut.

My name is Tanner Wiseman.

I'm 6'4".

I'm 225lb

and I am gonna cry like a girl.

Hello.

Hello, going shopping!

Let me get this.

Sausage and pepperoni
in a golden crust.

Uh, yeah.

(BABY HOWLS)

Oh. That's gonna be Chelsea
in two days!

Dakota is my brother.

I definitely trust my brother,
but I also think that he picked
some pretty scary places,

because he doesn't go half-assed on
stuff.

He's knows where our limits are
and he knows how far he can push us.

And he knows he can go past it,
because, like, what am I gonna do?
Disown him as his sister?

I can't do that. Exactly.
That's why he wanted me.

This sucks!
This makes sense now.

Oh...

Coalin!

Come on, man!
(HORN BEEPS)

That's a good horn.

Welcome!
Oh!

(LAUGHS)

So, Dakota hasn't told me really
anything about what we're doing.

I kind of like it that way, because
it doesn't give me time to think
about, like, oh,

"I'm about to go to
this really terrible place."

I know nothing about these
locations.

I just know that we're driving east.
I'm pretty happy about the idea

that we don't know what's going on.
Yeah, I'm not complaining.

I think that we are underestimating
how bad it's gonna be.

I like to think I'm tough,
but this might change...

my perspective. I'm not tough.

I'm not tough.

Our last meal at home.

This is gonna be the last time
we're actually happy in our lives.

And not clinically depressed.

Oh, my gosh. What?
You think I'm joking?

I don't know how to even get pumped
for something like this.

(CLATTERING)

That scared me a little bit.

Well... Well?
This is happening. This is real.

I am not prepared mentally
for this at all.

I've started reading
the Bible a lot more!

I'm not even kidding you.

# Curiosity takes us
to haunted places

# Where things go bump in the night

# Inquiring minds seek to find

# A connection to an afterlife

# There's a fascination
in the exploration

# And we have our stories to tell

# You won't believe the things
we've seen

# Out on the paranormal trail

# You won't believe the things
we've seen

# Out on the paranormal trail #

Boo! Ohh!

(LAUGHS)

You got a nice bed.

Oh, this is not bad.
No, it's not that bad.

Nope, we're on a schedule,
shit right here.

(THUD)
Ahhh!

You scared us, Chels.
So predictable.

So, scary (!)

I definitely believe in spirits.

I definitely believe in demons
and angels.

I don't know, I just hope there's
no, like, satanic rituals

that have been at this place, that's
gonna be the goofed-up part.

There's negative energies in the
world, so I think that demons exist.

I think a lot of times, what a lot
of people think are ghosts are
demons just playing with people.

Good morning.

Good morning, beautiful.

Today's your last day.

That was the last night I'm gonna
sleep comfortable. Your last night.

So this is how we're taking
showers, I guess.

Hey, Coalin? Yeah.
No jerking off in there!

Ah. OK, I thought I'd catch
you. Maybe next time.

I'm too tired.

Maybe next time.

OK. Next time. I know you'll do it.

So, we are at a hotel, about eight
miles from the first location.

I'm gonna get excited
once I'm at location. Yeah.

So, for me, it's like,
I don't know what it is. Yeah.

You don't know?
No, he hasn't told me.

You don't know either?
No, I have no idea. What? Yeah.

We're gonna leave you guys alone in
your hotel and we're gonna go to the
location.

Let me just leave you with
a little note. There you go.

Thanks for the encouragement.

See you guys. Seriously, we'll be
back at night. All right,
you guys have fun.

So, Dakota, we're almost there.

Yes, we are about to...

about to get to the first location.

All right, we're turning in.
This is the turn.

Are you ready, Dakota?
Oh, man, this is nuts.

(INAUDIBLE)

They are in for a treat.

We're gonna go step in the RV and
tell them where they're going
for the night.

I'm not ready for this.

So, Tanner, you're gonna open.
So, here goes night number one.

Boom, boom, boom!

Ashmore Estates.

What is that?

I don't know what that is.
That's what it looks like.

From 1870 to 1959, the building
operated as the Coles County
Poor Farm.

The residents of the poor farm were
referred to as "inmates".

Over 100 of them died on
the property.

The poor farm actually was started by
the state

and what it would have would be
indigent people or people that were

divorced or had a disability
or a learning disability.

Basically, the poor farms were built
outside of town for the simple reason

that they didn't want the residents
of the poor farm to actually
intermingle with the townspeople.

The conditions of the poor farm,
basically, it was a working
environment, almost like

they were in jail, the people that
here were actually called inmates.

The conditions of the poor farm were
noted by the Board of Commissioners

of public charities to have
vermin-infected walls.

The Board of Commissioners also
noted that flies swarmed everywhere.

That's really sad.

In 1959, the building was renovated
and turned into a psychiatric
hospital.

You have to remember this was
the '50s and '60s in mental health

and they were trying a lot of
strange stuff.

Lobotomies and electric shocks.

And, uh, being out here in the
boonies, who knows what went on?

The building has sat abandoned
since then,

and is now known to be
extremely haunted,

due to its death-filled history.

We had worked out here,
on a Saturday, Sunday and my son
was out here helping me.

His girlfriend was sitting in
her car out front

and her daughter wanted to know why
she couldn't go in the building.

She said, "They won't let little
kids go in the building."

She pointed up to the window and
said, "How come she can?" She saw a
little girl standing in the window.

Be consciously aware that you,
if something should happen

and you can't explain it,
that you need to leave.

00:19:53.160 -- 00:19:55.440
Well, here goes nothing.

Yeah.

No turning back now.
Right.

I was feeling pretty confident.
Um...

Now it's gonna be, I feel like this
is gonna be really interesting.

All right, we're here. There it is.

Yeah.

(CHUCKLES)

All right.

See how heavy those doors are?

Oh, man.
It's so quiet.

Do you want to go down to
the second floor? Yeah. Yeah.

(OFF-KEY NOTES)
Whoo-oo!

(LAUGHTER)

Now, this is gonna be freaky!

Infrared.

Dude, this is so weird,
I can't see anything.

Go to infrared.

Oh, my gosh, you can see that well.

Off.

On. Infrared on. Infrared light
we can't see with our eyes.

I want a camera.
Off...on.

Off...on. (CHUCKLES)

How are you feeling, everybody?

Give me that camera.

You gonna go by yourself?

(SQUEAK)

Did you just hear that?
I did, I totally heard that.

00:21:58.120 -- 00:22:02.880
(INAUDIBLE)

That was like a high-pitched thing.
It was like a woman. Like...

(SQUEAK)
Did you just hear that?

Coalin, are you going?

I'm going.
All right.

How did everybody sleep?
I slept good. I didn't sleep.

I didn't fall asleep.
You didn't sleep at all? No.
Dakota cried like a little baby.

"Chelsea!" I was just freaking out.

I heard a lady screaming.
"Chelsea, was that you?"

So do you think Dakota is kind of
a little girl?

(LAUGHTER)
I don't know.

(FAINT INDISTINCT NOISE)

Let's let the viewers decide!

(LAUGHS)
Honestly...

if tonight is the last night
of like...

Oh, man.
Yeah?

I literally just heard buzzing.
Buzzing?

maybe we can get through it.

Night three is when it really
gets real.

Like... Like legit buzzing
above my head.

That's not tonight,
so we got one more night.

I didn't see anything
around your head.

I don't know what you'd call last
night, but that was pretty real.

And it didn't go away.
Like a bug?

Like, that's what I'm saying,
I didn't see a bug or anything
around your head.

I know. I'm just basing my ranking
off of what it looks like.

Stay there.

I've got drugs! I've got drugs!

He's got allergy drugs.

We're not doing real drugs.

We're recording. All right.
Well, have a fun time.

See you! Bye, bitches.

Hi! We are gonna be
a mess by night four.

Seriously, I think we're gonna be
screwed by night four.

What?
What?

So, this is the haunted pool.
This is the haunted pool!

Guys, I'm hearing people talking.
Dude, I am, too. I thought I saw
something.

Oh, I'm gonna be
relaxing my ass off!

I am really hearing people talking
right now.

(LAUGHS)

I thought I saw...
Something's moving! Where?

Something's fucking moving.

Oh, my God.

What, what, what was it?
Definitely, a fucking...

Oh, what the frick, man?
What? What? Let me see.

I want to play that back and show
you a full fucking person walking.

Are you serious? I kid you not, man,
I heard, like, whispers.

Ready to do the thing?
Oh, yeah, I'm gonna change quick.

Hold on, no-one move. No-one move.
No-one move.

It's too late, the door's locked!

All right, Coalin,
I want you to walk back.

How is it?
Dude, this one is so big.

Dakota, I want you to walk forward.
Walk forward? Just, just move
around.

It's like eight times as big.
Good.

So, OK.

This is awesome.

Oh, wow, it's nice
and really quiet out here.

Can I play this back and just show
you what the fuck I saw?

There's no noise.

This is actually super-cool looking.

I'm telling you, dude -
Genuine?

Let's see what you have to say
at the end of the night.

What do you think you saw
in the camera?

Straight up, a straight up person.

Wow, this is awesome!

A straight up person just walking
in the bottom corner of the window.

Oh, my gosh! I feel like I'm in
an old scary movie.

Are you sure? Straight up. Are you
sure it wasn't a car?

Seriously.

So, you guys want to sit down
and read about this place?

That's insane.

All right.

Night two.
Oh, God.

Night two. We already know what
it looks like since we're here.

Night number two.
The Randolph County Infirmary.

This 1850s, poor-farm infirmary was
built on the site

where the original county asylum
burned down many years prior.

Like, this whole time I've been in
there, I've been trying to be like,
"OK, maybe it's the wind."

They built a facility just for
the mentally insane.

Look how old this, like,
reconstruction of some of these
windows are,

It had terrible conditions. There
were people being put in cages.

maybe there's a draught,
but like for that, like, shadow...

They were sleeping outside.

The weirdest part is no-one is
moving and the shadow is moving.

The county asylum burned down
in 1897. More people perished.

We're at the back end of the hall.
Tanner was ahead of us. And you two
were sitting down.

They buried them out in the very
back, where that pasture is,
with the cows.

As soon as you said something,
I didn't move. I was just trying
to listen.

That's where at least 30 plus bodies
are buried, back there.

OK. So, look at this.
So, watch this. Some light...

Three years would go by, they would
start building the Randolph County
Infirmary.

Oh. So, watch, this light turns on.

From 1899, all the way up until
about 2008, it was operational.

Then, once the thing passes it,
it's gone.

Look at that!
Oh, my gosh. Look at that.

We know in its first 40 years,
it was the most corrupt.

Holy crap. It zooms away. And then,
and then, and then the light's gone.

Patients fighting each other.
Patients killing each other.

You fucking maniac.
How did you see that?

Because I...am...the...man!

Just one month ago, the abandoned
facility was opened to the public.

(LAUGHS)
I don't want to go back in there.

Damn, that was nuts. Play it again,
The weirdest part is actually
the end when it zooms away.

There have already been claims of
seeing "black shadow people",

humanoid apparitions,

It doesn't just like walk away.
(COUGHS) Zoom!

hearing unexplainable voices
and clothes being tugged.

I'm always sceptical
going into a place.

Maybe it's not as haunted
as everyone's saying.

But between the footsteps and
the noises and the doors slamming,

OK, so we're about to go to bed.

We all picked the four scariest
locations. So we're gonna draw.

there's no way it was anyone else,
so I know this place is haunted.

Wherever you pull is where you have
to go sleep for the night.

Who wants to go first? How about
the camera guy? Camera guy!

I was talking on the phone and
I was down here in the basement.

Oh no, oh no, oh no.

As I was talking, I heard somebody
walk up. I heard three steps.

(LAUGHTER)

Got the third...
The camera guy got...

Then the last step...
(SHOE SCRAPES FLOOR)

Why?

..a kind of shuffle
and they stopped.

What did you get? What did you get?
The third floor hallway.

I looked back around
and I see somebody.

I got the scariest one!

Oh, he couldn't have been 100lb.

I'm gonna get the boiler room.

He had what looked like two towels
wrapped around his head.

I really don't want the boiler room.

And he just stood...

Second... Boiler room!
No!

like I was first in line
and he was second.

I got the second worst room,
the boiler room.

That was... That caught
my attention.

Now I'm kind of a little bit more on
my tiptoes when I walk around.

At the same time? Ready?

Don't look at it!

No! At the same time.

When I was downstairs,
in the second-floor men's ward,

I'm gonna have to do the other one.
We got to pick one.

I heard a door handle shake
and a door slam.

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Now, it sounds to a normal person,
oh, that's really not scary,

Ready?
Go.

Second floor. Wheelchair. First
floor. Chelsea got the good one.

but when you can't explain what
caused that and it's right close...
You know what I mean?

She got the best one.
I got the wheelchair room.

That's, to me, fear and, in five
years, I never had something
come that close.

Dakota says, "It'll be fun",
he says. "We'll have a lot of good
times", he says.

I couldn't explain it, there was
nothing there. It was real.
It was in my face.

I don't think I believe anything
that he has to say.

All right.

I feel that you are going to find
a mix of good and evil here.

So, I'm about to go to bed.

Um... Yeah, I drew this card,
it's great.

I'm not really...
looking forward to the...

separated night sleeping.

Ohh...

Yeah, it's gonna suck.

This place is so much bigger.
I want to do a walk through.

I'm currently getting ready
to go to bed.

Let's go walk through.
All right.

I kind of lucked out with my first
sleeping location, but it's still
pretty scary.

Hopefully I don't have to turn this
back on, because that means
something scary happened.

Good night.

Would you like to go to
the bathroom? No, I'd rather poo
my pants.

Well, I picked the...

Oh, look at that!

..third scariest room.

I don't know what that is,
but I don't like it.

I got my friend...

in a wheelchair.

Whoa, look at this.
Dude, I don't like whatever that...

There's no way in shit
I'm falling asleep.

I saw this in the last location.

There's so much, like, stuff.

Yeah, I got...

I drew this floor, so...

It's so weird...

I, kind of, am not a big fan
of Dakota right now.

Ohh!
Whoa!

You know? I just turned off
my lights.

What? What?

Whoa.

Now I'm in, like, the pitch black.

One of these big old things just...

I really, really, really, really,
really am not a big fan of
Dakota right now.

It's so weird...

Ohh!
Whoa!

Oh, it scared the crap...
That was freaky.

All right, go to bed.

Huuh.

Wow.

Oh, what?

I don't like whoever was here
before us.

Yeah, dude, I don't like that,
at all. What the hell is that about?

Oh, that's creepy!

Whoa!
What?

Yeah. Oh, yeah, this is the cell.

(THUD)

Why is there a cell?

(SCRAPING)

There's only one cell in the whole
building. It's here.

How can you not go insane like this?

There's one cell in the whole
building, in the whole facility.
That's so weird. Really creepy.

(THUD)

(SCRAPING)

Scary as hell.

All right. Let's break into
teams of two. Teams of two.

Let's go upstairs. Dak, I'm with you.
Right, come on, let's do it.

(THUD, CLICK)

What was that?

TANNER: What was that?

Oh, this is terrible.

(THUD, CLICK)

Into the basement we go.

COALIN: What was that?

What was that?

It's so cold in here.

(FOOTSTEPS)

(SCRAPING)

Whoa!

What?
Chelsea!

I just heard more footsteps again.

Chelsea, that was not cool.

Like someone is right outside.

That was not me.

It's so cold in here.

(SCRAPING)

Whoa!

What was that?
Dude, stop.

DAKOTA: What the fuck?

OK.

What the fuck?

Chelsea? Hello?

I wonder if they found anything
upstairs.

Chelsea?
Yeah?

Did you just hear that?
No.

TANNER: Whoa!

Oh, my God.

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

Holy shit, that wasn't you?
No.

Oh, my God.

What?
I always leave my camera...

Where are you guys?

What's wrong? Did you guys hear
that door slam? No.

Oh, my gosh. I went in Chelsea's
room, because I heard a girl.

Something slammed.

She's like, no, I didn't hear
anything, I wasn't talking.

Well, something slammed...

Whoa, this door is closed.
What door?

And my camera wasn't even freaking
recording. Dude, are you sure?
I am so sure.

I don't know.

Oh, fuck that, guys,
it's the jail cell.

I'm so mad my camera wasn't on.
I swear I hit record though to start.

Oh, no.
Fuck.

Well, maybe Chelsea's camera
caught it, if it was that close.

That wasn't closed, guys.
That wasn't closed at all.

How did you not hear it with your
ears? I can't even believe that.

No way!

This was closed, this door. It was
closed when you came over here?

Yeah. Are you sure?
Dude, I'd just opened it.

What the fuck?

Whoa!

I was thinking about a little girl
the whole time. I don't know why
a little girl. Me, too.

I just heard footsteps
on the floor above us.

The attic?

A little girl.
That is so freaky.

(FAINT THUD)

You guys didn't even see
the interviews we got earlier.

There it is again.
That's a person or...

I heard someone. Guys...

She pointed up to the window and
said, "How come she can?" She saw a
little girl standing in the window.

I just...
Like, let's just pack up, let's go.

The sun is literally about to come
up, so... Let's just go. Let's go.

(DOOR SLAMS)
Whoa! Whoa!

What was that?

(GIGGLES) What the fuck was that?
You fucker.

That was you.

It's, uh, 7am.

I was playing with this.

Quite exhausted. Running on fumes.

Now we're off on the road to
Indiana.

(LAUGHS) I didn't think I'd make you
scared, I was like...

Chelsea, you up and moving?
Kind of.

(LAUGHS)

We should probably start thinking
about going to bed soon.
Or should we go in the basement?

There we go.
I'm really not sure.

I think we should start
going to bed soon.

Dak Attack? Hi. I am a zombie
and it's only day one.

I think so, too.

It's only day one. We're gonna be
like freaking like dead.

00:31:54.520 -- 00:31:56.920
Right, here I am in this...

..jail cell, here on the third
floor, by myself.

This is definitely, um,

a step up from last night.

I am in a cage here, people.

All right, guys, so...

I got the first floor hallway.

Kind of freaked out a little bit.

Well...

I'm in the basement.

It's time to go to bed.

Somehow.

I'm about to go to bed.

I'm on the basement floor.

Second hallway. This sucks so bad.

Good night.
Good night, dude.

(LAUGHS)
This sucks ass.

(THUD)
Whoa.

Dakota, are you moving?
What the hell is that?

Are you moving?
No.

(THUD)

Dakota, are you moving?
What the hell is that?

Are you moving?
No.

I'm going back to bed.

What?

I'm gonna go back to bed.
Fucking how?

I'm gonna try. Are you legitimately
trying to fall asleep?

Yeah.

No. I can't.

I don't get how, dude. I am sitting
up. Eyes wide open right now.

(THUD)

Did you move?

No.

Shut up. Are you serious?

No.

Something is moving
behind my camera.

(SCRAPING)

All right, what the fuck was that?

What was that?

(SCRAPING)

(SCRAPING THUD)

What the fuck was that?

(SCRAPING THUD)

(SCRAPING THUD)

What the...

OK.

What was that?
What was that?

Something just crashed.

Oh, I have such a headache.

I have such a headache.

I definitely had the hardest room
this time around

and I hope that it's like
a one-time deal.

That was scary.

I'm ready to get out of here.
See you later.

This is some great coffee.

Yeah. Coffee.

OK, ow! Actually, hot. Sorry.

Redo. Cut?

The location is right up there in
those trees. We're deep up there on
the hill in those trees.

That's so freaky.
This is way bigger than yesterday.

It's, it's more of a solid object.

I have watched it once crawl out of
one of the rooms on the left.

It crawled towards us on the
ceiling. It came down the wall.

It kind of turned into that and came
right up in front of us.

Then faded out and gone.

Guys, already...

I just know it's gonna be
really bad.

Oh, man, Tanner and Chelsea are gonna
freaking die.

Night number three.

Night number three.

I don't know where I'm going.

RIP Chelsea Laden.

RIP my pants.

I have a really weird feeling about
this one. I am freaking out.

I don't know why, I didn't even have
caffeine today. Yeah, me, neither.

Big strides in my life, I can face
anything now, I'm not even kidding.

My fear standards are much higher.

We're here.
Man, this is huge.

Where are we? What is this place?

We're up on a hill actually right now
in the woods.

Hill View Manor.

A house?

A mansion? On a hill?

Guys, here we are.

A strip club?

Night number three. Hill View Manor.

Oh, nice.

I still don't know where we are,
so let's continue. Oh, fuck.

This is not a good place.
This is a really bad place.

Everyone keeps saying that, but
I still don't know what the heck -

This is bad.

Opened on October 19, 1926,

and originally known as the Lawrence
County Home For The Aged,

it's purpose was to serve as a poor
house for the county's orphans,

mentally ill and elderly residents
with no traceable family.

That's sad.

It was a place where you didn't want
to be sent.

A lot of mysterious kind of...

cover-upy kind of stuff.

We found quite a few deaths of people
that would come in

and then, three or four days later,
they would have committed suicide

by a fractured skull.

I don't know how they were committing
suicide by fracturing their own
skull.

In the late 1960s, a new wing was
added to the building

and the facility was renamed
Hill View Manor.

It was an extended care facility.
It basically became an old age home.

These walls have witnessed
thousands of deaths.

The entire time this place was in
operation, we've estimated that

between 8,000 and 10,000 people died
in the building.

A large handful of inmates are known
to have committed suicide.

We've had people that hung
themselves from trees outside.

We've had people jump out of
windows, off the roof.

Although it seems to sit quietly at
the top of this grassy hill above
Route 65,

evidence of its history remains
active.

Witnesses report seeing
shadow figures approaching them
and hearing many unknown voices.

Whatever this is, it's dark.
I don't mean to scare you guys,

but it's been something creepy.

I was with a group, it was almost
time to lock up for the night.

We were all staring at the end of
the hallway watching

what looked like a skeletal type
creature

poke its hand out from under the
handrail at the end of the hallway

and eerily just...

kind of do a little movement with
its fingers, like it was waving,

and it did this little grimacing,

kind of twisting motion with its
head to look at us.

The best way that I can describe it
is it looked like the shadow of
a skeleton.

I had witnessed something very, very
frightening. We call it The Creeper.

People have described it as having
two legs, four legs and six legs.

It crawls on the ceiling, crawls on
the walls, crawls on the floor.

We watched this thing crawl out of
one of the rooms on the left.

It crawled towards us
on the ceiling.

It came down the wall.
It hit the floor.

It started to crawl towards us and
then turned into a black mist.

I do think this place is haunted.

I didn't when I first came here,
but you come here, you have something
run at you,

you get a few doors slammed in your
face, it kind of changes your mind.

I'm really kind of anxious to see
how you guys do tonight.
Just good luck.

I mean...

And God bless,
because I wouldn't do it.

You guys go off on your own through
the night? No.

No, you would not catch me
in a room by myself.

CHELSEA: That's scary, just knowing
how many people died here is like
frightening.

Like, I knew I've heard of
Hill View Manor.

Once I saw these, the inside of
these rooms and some of these
pictures,

now I know exactly what's going on.

What's gonna happen tonight is not
gonna be good.

All right, let's go.

00:41:37.600 -- 00:41:39.600
Oh, what? No, thank you.

Freaky.

I didn't see this today, did you?
No.

I did not see this room today.

I, like, literally feel sick
to my stomach.

Really?
Yeah.

Anyone else? Not any more.
It comes and goes.

I felt it right away, like I was
going to puke.

How are you feeling, Tanner?

Something about this place is just
so much different from the other
nights.

(THUD-THUD)

I heard that. What was that? Sssh!
Right there.

Dude, are we...

I've never been in here.

Oh, no.
(CREAKING)

(LAUGHTER)

I was gonna help you.

Yeah, we definitely...

What the heck? Where are we?

Whoa.

Wait. This goes back to
the cafeteria.

So, we came up through here and...

So we just didn't cover
this little mini hall.

OK.

(BEEP)
What was that?

Whoa, whoa, whoa. What?
OK, relax, relax, relax.

That was not a camera?

No!

What was beeping? What was beeping?

Are we allowed in this hallway,
you guys? Yes, we are.

Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh,
I'm actually really scared.

Wait, I'm still confused.

Guys, where did that even come from?

It sounds like a legitimate, like,
ER thing.

That sounded like an ER...?

Oh, my gosh, Chelsea.

Guys.

Holy crap, that sounded like
a heartbeat!

What the shyster?

That was definitely
a freaking heart monitor.

I don't know what that was.
Oh, my gosh.

OK.

(BEEP)
What was that? Whoa, whoa, whoa.

I call not ever sleeping up here.

That was a freaking heart monitor.

It sounds like that. Like, exactly
like that. 100% like that.

At least it wasn't... (LONG BEEP)
Let's just be quiet.

You guys, turn off the lights.
OK, go dark. Go dark, go dark.

Oh, fuck going dark.

(SQUEAKING)

What? Someone's talking upstairs.
The third floor.

The third freaking floor.

I don't know about this wing.

(CRYING)
(SCREAMS)

Shut up!

Shut up, shut up.

Sssh! But... Sssh!

Oh, my God.
(WHIMPERS)

Are you OK?

That was a little girl, that was
a little freaking girl.

Sssh! Quiet.

That was the scariest thing
I've ever seen. Quiet. You're OK.

What the heck was that?

I don't know about this wing.

(CRYING)
(SCREAMS)

I don't know about this wing.

(CRYING)
(SCREAMS)

Are you OK? I've like never heard
a voice before like that in my life.

Are you OK, Chelsea?

That was really scary.

We need to take a break.
Let's just go... Yeah, let's go.

Let's go downstairs. You need to take
a break. This is really scary.

Chelsea gets to be in the middle.
Let her in the middle.

All right.
We need to protect her.

That was literally
the scariest thing. (WHIMPERS)

Hey, hey, a deep breath real quick.
OK? We need to just go downstairs.

A deep breath. Let's go.
That was a legitimate voice.

That was a voice, that was a -
Let's go back...

Hey, guys, guys. Let's just go.
I need everyone just to relax. OK?

Down the stairs. Just follow me,
I know where I'm going.

I'm freaking... We're done.

I'm so freaking scared.

Are you OK? Yeah, I'm fine.
I just got really scared.

I know 100% that was a voice.

That's like all I know guaranteed.
That was a legitimate, like, voice.

It was a girl.

And it was in the hallway, we always
hear things upstairs or downstairs.
This was...

That makes no sense,
we're the only ones here.

All four of us heard the same exact
thing at the same time.

I mean, we checked every... We...

covered this...that floor pretty
well, so if there was like...

The people out there watching this
are gonna go, "There could have been
someone in the building."

There wasn't. We...
We covered that whole floor.

I think that there could be
something very dark here,
possibly demonic.

It takes the form of
many different things.

We all four are people of faith,
so it can't possess us.

I'm seriously like so... I'm not...
I'm not sleeping alone.

I'm gonna either quit today or I'm
not sleeping alone. You guys can
decide.

I'm doing doubles. I'll do doubles.

Do you guys want me here? I'm not
sleeping alone tonight.

Everything that we're doing right
now is kind of testing everything
in our faith.

We just ask, ask you for a prayer of
protection,

of calmness and peace of mind.
Amen.

Amen. Amen. All right.
Let's go.

All right. Those are the two spots.

The teams are, right now, it's gonna
be Dakota and Chelsea in one spot

and Coalin and I in another.

(WHISPERS) Fuck. Really?

Let me see yours. No, dang it.

Third floor hallway.

This is not my night.

Second floor hallway.

I have the worst touch for drawing.

All right, so, uh,

this is us up in the third floor.

Going to bed.

It's been a long night.
Yeah.

All right, dude, good night.
Good night.

So...me and Chelsea,

we're on the second floor hallway,

where all hell broke loose earlier.

This is the room right there,

that we were in when everything
happened.

If we can get through this, it's
gonna be amazing that we did it.

OK, good night. Sleep good.

What? What?

(METALLIC THUD)
Oh, my God.

That was loud.

That was really loud.

Oh, my gosh.

OK, this is getting freaky again.

(METALLIC THUD)
Oh, my God.

I know, this building sucks.

Hill View Manor is a bitch.

I shouldn't have said that.
No.

I take that back.

Chelsea?

It's time to get up.

(GROANS)

What?
I'm just like,

I can't believe we did that.

So...

we faced our fears.

I don't know why this is still on.

That was the scariest night
of my life, by far.

Yeah.

All right, let's go get
Tanner and Coalin.

All right, so we're about to watch
over the footage from yesterday,

when we heard
the little girl's voice.

We just need to kind of rewatch this
and see what the hell happened.

Someone's talking upstairs.
The third floor.

The third freaking floor.

"I don't know about this wing."

"(CRYING)"
(BOTH GASP) Holy shit!

"Shut up! Shut up, shut up.

Stop, stop.
Shut up."

"I don't know about this wing."

"(CRYING)
(SCREAMS)"

Whoa!
That's so freaky.

Whoa! What? What?

What, what?

Oh, my goodness!

That's so freaky.
Holy shit.

Have fun at the hotel. He says it's
worse than last night.

I don't know what can be really
worse than last night. Exactly.

See you guys.
Bye. Bye.

Hey, Dakota, what are you doing?

We have to go the location right now
and it's raining out.

We need to get outside shots. Can't
use the drone. It's gonna be great!

Dude, you've got to be really
screwed.

I know. Like, I don't have enough
energy to give to this any more.

Hoorah.
(LAUGHS)

Night number four.

Trail To Terror.

Tonight is gonna be the night that
the sleep deprivation and all that
stuff is really hitting hard.

If there was a World's Best Sister
award, I would get it.

If there was a World's Worst Brother,
I think I'd get it!

What the fuck is this?
I don't get it.

Oh, wait, isn't it over here?
It's this whole thing.

(INDISTINCT COMMENT)

(LAUGHS)

OK.

Night number four.
Oh.

St Albans Sanatorium.

Described by many professional
paranormal investigators

as "the most active location
on the east coast",

this sanatorium is not for the weak.

Great (!)

In the 1700s, members of the Shawnee
and the Cherokee Indian tribes
inhabited this land.

There was much massacre and
bloodshed between these tribes and
the early pioneers.

It was during the Civil War in 1865,
that the Union forces defeated
the Confederate forces

in the violent Battle of New Bern
and Cloyd's Mountain.

The battle was very bloody.

The North had this side of the river.

There are Civil War soldiers
seen here on the property.

In 1892, the facility was built as
the St Albans Boys' School.

In 1916, Dr JC King converted
the school into a hospital

for the mentally ill calling it
"St Albans Sanatorium".

St Albans Sanatorium became one of
the leading sanatoriums
in the nation.

Many patients passed away,
as a result of

the experimental treatments
performed at the institution.

The insulin coma caused
a great many fatalities,

as well as the electroshock therapy.

There are also several documented
suicides,

four to have taken place
in the same bathroom.

That's really creepy.

For decades, paranormal
investigators have investigated

and have reported full-bodied
apparitions, shadow figures

and demonic beings
in harmful attacks.

I think there's evil things here,
yes.

I've seen people get scratched.
I've seen people get pushed.

I've seen people knocked down
the stairs.

So I lifted his shirt up
and it just looked like

somebody took a whip
and whipped his back.

The stripes, some were as high as
a half inch.

The scariest thing that happened to
me in St Albans was down in the
bowling alley.

Clear as day, I heard something
brush on the floor

and a hiss.

I think that's the most active place
at St Albans.

PS, watch out for red eyes

and the Goat Man.

I looked up to the second floor of
the stairs.

There was two little red eyes
sitting there. Next thing you know,
I seen it step down on the stairs.

It started stepping down,
coming towards me.

As you guys and gals
come in here tonight,

I hope you don't run up on
the Goat Man.

He has the legs of a man,
but when you get to his head,

it's definitely the head of a goat.

And, if you give him reason,

he'll hurt you.

Dude, that's the devil.
It's really bad.

It's crazy.

This is so narrow.

It's like the Scooby Doo doors!

Yeah.

I got the worst flashlight,
this is not bright.

This is creepy, guys.

Oh, my God, that's the bathroom.

Seriously? That's the suicide
bathroom, yeah.

That's the bathroom four people
committed suicide in.

That's so sad.

It is sad.

This is the electroshock
therapy room.

This is like where all the
experimentation went on.

This is like the freaky-ass room.

A bowling alley.

Oh, my gosh, can we bowl?

OK. So, the bowling alley.

Let's go dark.
Yeah.

All right, let's switch on the IR.

(THUD)
Oh, boy.

That was right above us.

(WHISPERS) That was a big one.
That's so scary.

It's another basement above us, too.

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

Oh, man!

What? What? Holy shit.

Holy shit, did you hear that?
Yeah.

Something's walking, something...

Sssh! Sssh! Just quiet, guys,
let's hear what is it.

(GROANS)
(LAUGHS)

Oh, fuck me. That really hurt.

Yeah, dude, you're like a fish
out of water.

Sssh!

That sounded like something,
like, shuffling.

Something was... It did not...
..moving for a long time, too.

That sounded like something was
like scurrying like towards us
with chains.

I don't know why that's in my head.

It just kept going, that's when it
really scared me, because it was
coming towards us.

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

Oh, man!

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

Oh, man!

Are you all right, Dakota?

It felt like something that would
actually attack, coming towards us.

It started off slow. I was giving it
a second and it just didn't stop,
so I felt like I had to run.

What? No way.

It's caged off.
Yeah.

It's so people couldn't jump.
That's so weird.

This is a legit cage.

It's so sad.

What, what, what, what?

Like an Indian chant.

Where? Out here. What?
Go, go, go.

Give me the camera.

It sounded like horses, at first.

Then, all of a sudden, you could
hear them go... (CHANTS)

So, me and Chelsea

heard Indians way down there.

We ran and got Coalin and Dakota.

And they heard it, too.

There's some weird things going on,
on this ground.

Dude, even the outside is creepy.

(SIGHS) Oh, my gosh.

(STAMPING)

Sssh.

(RHYTHMIC CLAPPING)

(NATIVE AMERICAN CHANTING)

(WHOOPING)

What the hell is going on?

If I'm looking at it from a realistic
point of view, I'd say it's
a recreation.

The Indians are known to have been
here. But also, at the same time,

it's three in the morning
on a Tuesday. It's 3am.

(AGGRESSIVE YELLING)

(YELLING CONTINUES)

What the hell?

They did sound like Civil War people.
Like Civil War shit.

That's insane,
it's so late right now.

Just listen, one sec,
I just want to hear it.

(WHOOPING)

I don't know what that was.

I can't say that's a ghost
just because, like, we're on
this property.

There's so much land out there.

War grounds and we just heard
Indians fighting.

Both the Indians and the Civil War.
It's really scary.

But the only explanation I have is
that it's some weirdos doing that
late at night.

Spooked me out.

So we picked the four scariest rooms
for the night. Tanner is drawing
them out right now.

This place is terrible.
There's not one good place to sleep.

Oh, fuck.
What?

The fucking suicide bathroom.
Let me see.

Oh!

Tanner got the suicide bathroom.

Coalin, do you want to go?
Just put your hand in.

East-wing hallway.

That's not good. It's better than
freaking everything else!

That's the one I would want.
You're gonna be like 400 feet away -
Don't remind me. OK?

I was really banking on the hallway.

There's two left.

Electroshock or...
Bowling alley.

Oh, if it's the bowling alley,
I'm gonna cry, because I heard that
stuff earlier.

Bowling alley!

Electroshock room.
I'm actually happy.

Of the two, that's really good, but
that's still really messed up.

Can we redraw?
No, we're not gonna redraw.

Should be if you get the scariest
room one night, you shouldn't have
to get it the next night.

Well, if we do a sequel,
that's what we'll do.

I just feel like I...
I look like the baby right now.

I look like the girl who cannot do
this, but I've drawn the scariest
room every night almost.

It's just bad luck.

That's part of the documentary.
Someone could get really screwed
and you did.

This really sucks.

Sorry, geez.

She's gonna be unhappy regardless.

There's not like a good switch.

(HEAVY EXHALE)

I have...

..the crappiest location possible.

The worst sleeping
arrangement again.

I have nothing else to say.

So, I'm in the electroshock
therapy room.

This sucks.

This is where they did all
the electroshock therapy.

It was a very painful death.

(CLINKS)
Oh, God, holy crap.

Behind me...is the room

where four people took their lives.

Just this long...

hallway just down this way
and then this...

How are you supposed to sleep?

This is the worst part of, like,

this entire documentary.

Sleeping alone by yourself
in a haunted place is...

..just terrible.

(RATTLING)

(RATTLING)

I have not been able
to fall asleep yet.

It sucks.

(THUD)

Hello?

(RUNNING FOOTSTEPS)

Dakota! Dakota!

Dakota! Dakota!

Oh, my God.

Dakota!

(CLATTERING)
Oh, shit.

Chelsea?

Dakota!
Oh, shit. Chelsea!

I'm coming! I'm coming!

Dakota!

Chelsea?
Dakota.

Dude, that was
the scariest thing ever.

There was that same sound that we
heard before, the same exact sound.

You scared me so bad.

Like, seriously, I think there's
actually something out there.
I'm not even kidding.

(BREATHLESSLY) OK.
I didn't see anything. I heard it.

I heard two things. I heard one...
I literally heard it twice.

OK, let's, let's get out of here.
Let's go.

You're OK, come on.

I hate all of this.
Just come on.

I'm sorry, just come on.

Here, let's grab your camera.

Turn it off, I'm done with this.

I'm keeping it on, just in case
something happens again.
Let's just go.

No, I'm literally done.

I'm freaking done with this,
I cannot do this any more.

(APPROACHING FOOTSTEPS)

Tanner, no, it's me, it's me, Dakota.

Oh, my God, dude! I'm sorry,
I didn't try to scare you.

Chelsea is, like, freaking out.
She had something happen, she wants
to like quit.

Quit?
Yeah, she wants to be done.

What happened?
She heard something.

I don't know. She heard like the
shuffling that we heard earlier.

Yeah?

Tanner will talk to her and, like,
you know, he'll probably
calm her down.

You saw her last night,
she was crying.

Yeah, she was bawling. She... She was
crying like this, dude, literally
like crying again.

This is just stupid, it's just...

You can't, you can't, you can't
think like that. You got to stop.

I know you feel bad and stuff, but
we didn't anticipate any of this
happening.

Dude, she's like...

She's like...? Done.
I don't know, like...

I just was talking to her the whole
entire time, trying to say, we have
one last night.

Any way you can toughen it up?
Let's say you get the worst room,
we'll give you the best room.

If she would have got, like,
a different room,

one of the other nights,
she would have stayed, but still...

I'm gonna go talk to her. OK, man.
I have a mic on me.

I'm sorry. Sorry I made you go
through all this.

This is like...
I'm just done.

I'm just, like, so exhausted
right now.

I'm like bummed out that like
I couldn't do it.

I honestly don't know, like how...
I did everything I could.

You made it through four freaking
scary nights, having to sleep in
some scary-ass rooms.

Tomorrow, when we wake up,
I'm gonna call some airports.

I'm gonna try to get you
a flight home.

If we can't get you a flight,
you might have to stay in the RV
or even at a hotel.

Let's just go. Let's get out of
this place. It's freaky.

Seriously, though, like, you're
a badass. That's...

You went through some crazy stuff.

All right. We're gonna go.

Let's just get out of here.

Chels, I hope you're OK.

I'm gonna try to just find her
a flight tomorrow. She's had enough.

It's just, it's just...
We got to go. All right.

She's done. She's done.
I mean, looking over the footage,

all the movement and scuffling would
scare the crap out of me, so I
understand where she's coming from.

The game plan is kind of changed up
to three people, so we're just gonna
have to adapt.

All right, well...

Are you sure you want to do this?

I am ready to go.

It was like, it was fun, like,
as far as it tested me and stuff,

but I think I've had enough.
Yeah.

Well, thanks for having me.

I think the taxi is almost here.

This is just weird, you're leaving.

I know. This is so weird. It's gonna
be such a different mojo,
a different like...

Yeah, that was...

terrifying.

Five nights in a row, that's a lot.

Yeah. Yeah. That was the most scared
I've ever been in my life.

Hiya.

All right.

All right, I'm gonna give you a hug.
Love you, Chels.

Good luck.
Yeah.

Appreciate it. Good luck.
Thanks.

Damn. Yeah.

Man.

Let's go.

This sucks.
This does suck.

All right, let's go.

01:12:40.840 -- 01:12:43.240
I think Dakota is pretty
bummed out, dude.

I know, ever since Chelsea's gone,
he's been kind of just...

a little bit more quiet.

I don't know.

As goofy as it is, saying this now,
it's good for the film.

You know she's gonna be all right.
She's safe. She's back home now.

Yeah. I mean... It's just like
I'm looking at this footage
and I did that to her.

I put her through that. Put it on
the backburner for the night.

We can call her up tomorrow.

Let's, uh, let's do this.
Let's do it!

I knew that'd help out!

Why does a spanking make me smile?

(LAUGHTER)

Here we go.

Night number five.
It's the last night.

Well, now, it's just me
in this hotel.

This is gonna be...

just a little bit different.

Just a little bit different.

Dakota, I think you're freaked out
a little bit.

I'm very freaked out. I know where
we're going and I know the history.

Man, it's a mess in here.

It's such a mess. Like this
replicates our brains right now.

All right, Tanner. Excited to kind of
find out where we're going?

I guess that's a word I could use.
(LAUGHS)

We're here. We'll just walk
a little bit into the woods.

Dude, where the heck
are you taking me?

Into these woods, Tanner.

Deep into these woods is where
this place is.

And it's not just one place.

What?

It's kind of weird not having
Chelsea here to read it with him.
I know. Yeah.

We gotta finish strong. Like we said
earlier, gotta finish strong.

Shit.

Night five. Pennhurst State School
And Hospital.

Opened in 1908, 20 miles into
the woods away from society,

Pennhurst was created for
the purpose of separating
the mentally deficient,

mentally handicapped, physically
handicapped and epileptic
from society.

Pennhurst was a place where we
put away people who are different.

We tried to isolate people with
an intellectual disability,

segregate them, sterilise them

and remove them
from the human race entirely.

Pennhurst was part of that.

Most people were sent here by
families because they weren't
allowed in a public school.

They were stuck. So people like me,
with PhDs, MDs,

we told parents, "Pennhurst is the
thing to do, the only thing to do."

"It's the right thing to do." At the
time, it was the best thing we had.

For close to a century, 10,000
patients came through Pennhurst.

Many have suffered unthinkable
atrocities, including mental abuse,

physical abuse, sexual abuse

and even murder.

I'd like to talk about
the conditions here
with a personal note.

I came here first as a kid.

21 years old, just out of college.

I walked into a room.

A day room, with about 50 men,
mostly naked.

Rocking, self-stimulating,

screaming, hitting each other
and themselves

and faeces everywhere.

This was America. It's the
wealthiest country in the history
of the human race and I saw...this.

I saw open wounds in cribs.
I saw broken bones
that hadn't been treated.

People tied to their cribs
and cages, tied up.

I remember driving home
crying a lot. My parents knew
something was wrong.

They said, "What's troubling you?"
I said, "I just saw a place

with more than 3,000 American
citizens where we wouldn't put
our dog for the weekend."

Pennhurst soon became known as
the shame of Pennsylvania

and later became known as
the shame of the nation.

Wow. Damn, this is the real deal.
Yeah, this is the real deal, dude.

This one's bad.

After two decades of
complex litigation,

Pennhurst was finally forced
to close in 1987.

A visitor at Pennhurst today can
expect a wide array of unsettling
experiences.

From child voices,
ghostly apparitions,

slamming doors, poltergeist activity
and evil presences.

Dude, I fucking hate poltergeist
shit.

JOHN: The spirits that are believed
to be here are children.

You've got to remember a lot of
the children, they couldn't talk.

They would make moaning sounds or
they would bang a wall.

You will hear thumping.
You will hear screams.

Some people
have seen apparitions, shadows.

We went on the third floor of the
Mayflower Building, this building.

When we turned around, it felt like
something just pushed me
right in the back.

The first thing on my mind was
"I got to get out of here."

I find that, since there is a small
number of you guys here tonight

and it's kind of interesting
what you're doing,

I think the spirits are gonna be
drawn to that, I think they're
gonna be curious.

Dude, these people were supposed
to not be in society?

Tanner, this place we're going to
today literally...shut down

other places like this.

The places that we've been going this
whole trip, most likely, were shut
down BECAUSE of this place.

Road closed.
All right, see you guys! (LAUGHS)

Dude, I don't want
to fucking do this.

What?!

This is Pennhurst.

Look at that, it's just decrepit
and gross.

Am I even going the right way?

Oh, sorry, sorry.

That was me. Tanner jumped
and it scared me.

Sorry.

What, it's even bigger?

Oh, I'm telling you, Tanner, like...

this, like, when...

There's a freaking light in there.
There is a light in there.

Coalin, are you on infrared? Yeah.
You can't even see it
on the infrared? I can see it.

Weird. This is a totally abandoned
building. Dude, that's not cool.

This is a totally abandoned building.

There's no electricity in there.
Dude!

This place is a sad place.
It's a really sad place.

It's a really sad place.
Well, that's what I'm saying, like,

these people didn't have a chance.

Like, I have a cousin and...

I couldn't imagine
just dropping her off.

And I have a cousin who is special.
If he would have been born that much
longer ago, he would have been...

That's what I'm saying.
..treated like hell.

They're still people.
They're still human beings.

01:19:57.560 -- 01:19:59.560
Oh, damn.

(MUFFLED) You will leave.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, what?

(MUFFLED) You will leave.

(MUFFLED) You will leave.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, what?

(SIGHS)

So, we just heard a voice.

This is gonna be a good night.

Whoa.

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

That is by far the most creepiest
thing I've ever seen
in my entire life.

It's just sad.

Those chairs are freaky.
Dude, I hate those chairs.

This one's got a full-blown
belt buckle.

This place has just...

a bad vibe.

I'm genuinely creeped out right now
and sad. It's a weird mixture.

My hand is killing me right now.
Your hand?

It's like a pressure.

People get grabbed. Did it feel like
something grabbed it?

It feels like someone is just...
gripping it.

Ow.

You OK? That's like really
scaring me.

I don't like this.

I don't like the basement.

It's dark.

This feels like a gym area.

This totally was the gym area.
Look at this.

A chalkboard.

Yeah, this used to be a gym.

The second floor looks just like
the first.

It's the way up to the third floor.
That'll bring us to the third floor.

Whoa.
What was that?

What?
(GROANS)

We started walking,
there was footsteps.

Like someone was just like following
right behind us.

Yo.

This is the third floor.

Yeah, this is creepy.

I need to rest.

Guys, I think we should just like
chill here. You OK? Yeah.

My neck just kills.

Really?
Yeah.

You OK? No. You were fine, like,
ten seconds ago.

I'm just really creeped out.
Let's, let's sit down.

Oh, I'm so tired.

Oh, man.

(SIGHS)

Did you hear that outside?

Right in the hallway.

(HARSH SIGH)
What is that?

I can't hear it.

(SIGHS) That's the real deal, dude.

(CREAKING)

Guys, there's something like crying
or something really bad.

Get right here,
over here where I'm at.

OK.

(MOANING)

Sssh!

It's in the hallway.

OK, this is bad, this is really bad.

No, just stop. Stop. Stop.

We gotta hear what it is.

Do you hear it?

Where's that coming from?

(SCREAMING)

Oh, my God. Yo. OK, OK. Be quiet,
be quiet, be quiet, be quiet.

Just be quiet.

That was louder.

It was almost like a, a kid crying.

(ANGUISHED CRY)

Yo, dude, that is the creepiest
thing ever in the whole world.

Yo, dude, no joke,
that is messed up.

You OK?
Dude, that was really scary.

That was like a little kid
fucking screaming.

It sounded like a kid.
A little kid fucking screaming.

It's back.

Sssh, sssh, sssh.

Oh, my God, dude, this is like
really, like hitting me really hard
right now.

I hear that as clear as day.

We're in the middle of the woods
and we're hearing a kid crying.

If there's not a human in here,
I don't know what the fuck that is.

We need to go, we need to go out of
here. Get in the hallway.

Let's just get out of
this freaking bathroom.

01:26:18.920 -- 01:26:20.520
It's back.

I hear it, I hear it.

It's still happening, but we're way
too far away now.

Quiet. Listen. Let's just sit.

Just listen quietly.

(ANGUISHED CRY)
(GASPS)

We need to find it. It's coming from
the other side of the building now.

Dude, it's everywhere. It's...
We came over here.

When we were right down that hall,
right there,

we were right in that hall,
we heard it over here.

Exactly. We ran over there
and now we've heard it over here.

It's toying with us, we're running
back and forth and it's toying
with us.

Let's go down a floor. We've been on
the third floor, we need to go to
the second floor.

Let's go this way.
OK, OK, OK.

Let's just see if it's outside.

Dude, there's nothing out here.

I don't hear anything either.
That was inside.

I don't, I don't know if I want
to go back in. I really don't.

I'm just like... It's...

OK, so we've just picked the three
scariest rooms.

We've done this a million times.
Tanner?

First floor gurney rom.

The first floor gurney room.
I think that was the best one
out of the three.

Did you want the third floor?
I don't want the basement.

Basement gym room. Fuck! No!

Come on!

Oh, so I get the third floor.

Rumoured to be the worst.
Everything lives up in the...

All the noises we heard?
The third floor. Yeah. Active.

The basement? We didn't hear that
much. We were there ten minutes.

OK, so...

right now, I'm in the basement,
in the gym room.

It has all, like, the toys...

right there.

I literally can't see anything
right now. Pitch black.

Not pitch black. Pitch black.

Not pitch black.

Oh, my God. I don't know if you guys
just turned on a camera, but I just
heard knocking.

So, I just picked the gurney room.

I'm shaken up a little bit,
to be honest with you.

So, I got the third floor.

Just where I did not want to go.

So, it's gonna be great.
I've got to do it.

It's terrifying.

(SQUEAKING)

The bed just creaked.

What?!

(SQUEAKING)

(MOANING)

(THUD)

(GASPS)

(MOANING)

(THUD)

(HEAVY THUD)
Oh, gosh!

(BREATHES RAPIDLY)

Oh, my God, that was really loud.

Hey, Tanner?

Hey, Tanner?

Tanner? Coalin?
Someone, please come down here!

Tanner!

Coalin! Someone, please!

I can't move, I'm so scared.

(HEAVY EXHALE)
What?

I'm fine, I'm fine.
I just am really scared.

Dude, no, I'm fine, I'm fine.
I'm fine, I'm just really scared.

Like, I don't want to move,
I am so scared right now.

What happened? Dude, I am
so freaking scared of this basement.

Dude...this was a bad idea.

All right, well, let's just...

get out of here.

We made it through five days.
We freaking did it.

Let's just be done.

Tanner, freaking give me a hug, dude.
Give me a hug.

Holy shit, man.
We fucking did it.

(LAUGHTER)

Come here, brother.

That's awesome.

That was, literally,
the worst week of my life.

Yeah, me, too.

I'm just so glad this is over.

I get to go home. I get to shave.
I get to take a nice shower.
I get to sleep in a real bed.

It was definitely awesome
to be a part of.

But, man, was it creepy.

And, man, was it freaky.

The mental exhaustion.

The... You know, the physical
exhaustion.

Even the spiritual exhaustion was,
it's a lot.

It'll be interesting to see how,
you know, being at home plays out.

# We freaking did it,
we freaking did it

# We freaking did it #

(HUMS)

We did it, man. We did it.
We did it.

# The trail to terror! #

# The trail to terror! #

We did it and I didn't look like
too much of a pussy!

(LAUGHTER)

Just a little bit.

It's been six months since
Trail To Terror.

I can't even describe what
Trail To Terror was like for me.

It was like living a nightmare
every single night.

There was not one night where
I even felt close to comfortable.

Now, six months later, I would say
that there's definitely some...

remnants of Trail To Terror.

I'm definitely not fully recovered
from it.

I just felt, like, a darker presence

around me...for a while.

The initial, like, hit of
everything,

once you go through things like
that, you just sit and think.

It kind of reshapes, like,
your whole reality. You just come
back a different person.

I think we all came back
different people.

Would I do Trail To Terror again?

I know that, if we did it again,
it might be even more locations,
more everything and...

I can't imagine more,
I can't imagine harder.

There's a part of me
that would do it again.

I really miss the adrenaline rush

of being, you know, on edge
and being scared all the time.

I... I do miss it.

There is this adrenaline factor.

The kind of, like, rush you get
when you watch a scary movie.

You wish you didn't watch it,
but a week passes

and you kind of want to watch
a scary movie again.

That's kind of the feelings
I have six months later.

After doing Trail To Terror, I kind
of have my own little theory
on this paranormal stuff,

just based off of our experiences.

I feel that whatever it is
that's in these places...

it feeds off of fear.

The paranormal, it feeds off of fear.

I say that, because...

it felt like almost every time we'd
get more scared or more on edge,

it would just get worse.

I don't know why that is,
but if that's true,

then that means you can't get scared.

And I want to continue
to explore that.

This... This whole experience
just leaves me wanting more.

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