Shows with their own scares:
- On Episode 15 of "Ask That Guy With The Glasses", he talks about letting a Furby starve to death just to feel power over another living thing. It is chilling.
- And let's not forget the episode with Sage. Here's something you may not know: Sage was twenty years old when he recorded that segment. And he wrote his own dialogue. Think about that.
- Malachite from Suburban Knights: the music that plays whenever he shows up is creepy, not to mention he kills people gruesomely just because they enjoy living in the 21st Century.
- Just in time for Valentine's Day, Spoony decided to review an interactive story called The Madness of Roland
. There's a warning there for a reason, and it's hard to decide what's freakier: the compile of video clips themselves, or what happens at the end...
- If you're feeling brave, the caption on Nightmare Face has a link that face. It will likely produce a strong reaction.
- Phelous' review of the remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street is tongue-in-cheek, but there's an extremely quick, blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment of what the crap. There's one shot where Phelous merely says, "Nope." If you look at the mirror in the background, you can see another Phelous.
- Y: Ruler of Time wasn't very impressed with the horror manga Alive *. So he decided to make the end of his video review much scarier. Granted, it's nothing compared to some of the other stuff on this list, but there's always something about being alone in sudden darkness...
- The 2011 Holiday greeting was mostly fun and heartwarming, but Vangelous' greeting was... unnerving to say the least.
- The review of Leader-Class Revenge Of The Fallen Optimus Prime ends by taking the movie character's... unique quirks and turning them Up to Eleven.
- The entire "V-Chat" series, painting Vangelus as a truly, truly disturbed individual.
- The final scene in AMV Heaven Episode 3. It has Suede, the nicest guy in the site, pulling a axe with the intent of killing something (probably the him who acts like Benzaie).
