Butterfly's Blog

This will be sort of a paranormal/scary blog, informing you of scary things, with PICTURES AND VIDEOS!!!



This is basically a video that says that the female in the picture will change accordingly as you watch. It's just a trick of the mind, however. The only changes you see are in your head!

More to be updated soon

Woah. That freaked me out, I have to admit. Love how you're the first member to make a blog as well

ah, I did that thing, its so cool. There should be other things like that too. But the story is so scary! Thanks for showing everyone

Oof....scary. Mind, I didn't watch it all the way I don't want to end up a ghost in the Mnemonic Abyss.
Lol.

Would you like it if other users wanted to add scary videos here too, like to share? And if they were scary/humor, would that be alright? I was just wondering, if not that's okay, since it's your blog after all.

Anyway this was a good blog idea I'll come back to check other scary videos later on.

Yes, any one of you could add in a video or a scary picture And scary/humor would be alright. This is more of a 'sharing' blogging thing

IGN's Top Scariest games of All Time

An old video. I would add in a few more if this was made currently

Are those also your most scary games of all time?

Cool! I'll check that out

And in the meantime, I hope you like that I put this here. I think it's funny. I used it in a presentation for my Japanese Culture class (I was doing monsters and stuff).



And I just found out some stuff about Fatal Frame that may be interesting. I noticed the IGN video said Fatal Frame was "Based on a true story". According to Wikipedia:

....'Supposedly, the game is based around the true story and legends surrounding Himuro Mansion in Japan. The mansion is rumored to be the gruesome death site of a Japanese family and several of its associates a few decades ago. However, when asked, Makoto Shibata, the series producer, said the game was based on two old Japanese urban legends and ghost stories; he made no mention of the previous tales of the Himuro Mansion murders, which brings into question the factuality of this previous "basis" for the true story. It is also worth noting that the game was not explicitly advertised as being based on a true story in Japan, and that the "based on a true story" tag line was not used until Tecmo released the game outside of Japan'.

I believe that they used the "Based on a True Story" tag line to gather sales.

And is that a guy playing as Sadako in the video?

That's interesting...and kind of funny. I wonder if it worked or people just bought it anyway.

I don't know. I thought the person was a girl. :/