In 1982 students WENT MISSING. I know what took them.

The scariest part of this whole vid was the part about losing all sense of taste and having dishwasher soap slipped into his food without him noticing. So many, many ways that could have been so much worse.

I like how the creature and the boy seem to have the same problem of just wanting a place where they belong.

This is one of those type of creatures that are not just evil but a threat to all humanity and the fact it escaped really shows humans are screwed.

The creature doesn't seem malevolent. He said he made a mistake but if it wanted to take over it could have just killed him and took over the school. I suppose in the open ocean it can continue to grow easier. It does not seem evil but it is Lovecraftian

Title: "I live in a town Overrun by Monsters..." Me: I too live in Los Angeles.

When your friends are into a fandom because of the show, but you can see the kink the author was just barely disguising and only pretend to like it to keep from offending them.

For any people still in school- if a teacher tries to make you do something you're not comfortable doing, REFUSE. Just say no, and don't do it. They have no right to lay a hand on you. I wish I'd realized I had the power to do that a looong time ago.

"Blue Sunflowers"

The author always puts a blue sunflower in every story.

What a completely original and melancholy story. I also want to add that I really enjoy all the old Creepypasta music (Myuuji, Kevin McLeod, etc.) that you use, but you have added some wonderful, fresh pieces that fit your narrations of new work perfectly. You have a good ear for background music. I'm impressed with your expanding production values, which is one of the many reasons I keep coming back each night.

Everett going into the ocean made me sad. Teenagers make decisions too often that are long term yet they have no idea what they've done until they're suffering as an adult or their life ends far too soon.

"How does fabric get crusty?" Buddy... I think you need a second opinion on your brain.

The opening of the video hits really close to home. It's quite uncanny how terrified this made me feel listening

Just started listened recently, usually when I’m winding down at night, have fallen asleep a few times to have to listen to the end in the morning. The soothing voice does it, but I also love the stories I’m a junkie for creepy tales.

The way you voiced the creature.....

Boy unleashed Shin Godzilla into the world. They're doomed.

As an individual who suffers from "Long Covid," which has impacted my sense of smell and taste, I can really understand that kid's pain. I have to ask other people to smell food. I think might be spoiled because I can't tell. It's awful.

I grew up in FL till the end of 01 which is mostly a “Northerner” state which I myself am not a northerner and was moved to northeast GA “Appalachia” and at that age and between regions it truly is a culture shock that will deeply effect a kids life.

So what did this have to do with 1982 and missing students? It was set in the early 2000s and only one student went missing.

The ability to taste things is something I could never live without! Seeing as how I am a New Orleans native and I have a profound appreciation for the culinary culture and traditions of this city, which are known worldwide for their unique and indulgent properties. If I could never taste a good bowl of seafood gumbo, or the strong flavors of boiled crawfish, crawfish etoufee and other essential dishes that we all make a significant part of our lives. I didn’t lose my taste when I got Covid, but many people I know did, and it was my greatest fear other than the risk of dying of course…