A stalker who has a code for himself as a "Peaceful Watcher" films random people from afar. He defends his "hobby" saying people should not expect privacy in public. However, the Watcher gains a stalker of his own who isn't as peaceful--and just might be the murderer running loose around town.

The Abanat Report follows a whistleblower's mission to reveal to the world the terrifying after-effects of a private government's test gone wrong in an event known only as The Abanat. Inspired by H.P Lovecraft's The Color Out of Space, John Carpenter's The Thing, and various other tales of deep space horrors finding their way to Earth, The Abanat Report tells its story through Twitter using text, pictures, audio, and videos.

This is the story of Thomas Leblanc who went missing about a year ago. While doing some digging in Thomas's apartment, his brother Jonathan stumbled upon hidden tapes. He decides to watch them and share anything of interest as he progresses going through the tapes hoping this can help find his brother's whereabouts.

Rob and Troy Parker, twin brothers and aspiring filmmakers, set out to create a parody paranormal investigation webseries at their high school, but are quick to find the paranormal events are very real and all lead back to a nameless entity lurking around every corner. The Parker brothers delve into the history of their town, their school and the secrets of their friends to uncover the dark past of this entity, no matter how dark, strange and mysterious it may be.

There is a Crack in the Sky in Hostile County

Hoodwinkedfool is trapped in a city that keeps resetting itself and doesn't obey any normal laws of physics. He seems unaware certain things are wrong and is documenting everything for viewers. Somehow a company called Ohneural is involved.

[Now complete and available in one contained video in the Read More section!] Sprinkled in between regular uploads, this YouTube channel uploads cryptic videos containing doctors in white lab coats, mysterious capsules and human experiments that defy explanation. There is an evident use of coded alphabet and cinematic symbolism throughout, inviting viewers to do a touch of puzzlework from their seats while pondering meaning.

"Journal d'un Brestois confiné" is a short one man project made during quarantine in France. The story follows a young student alone in his apartment building keeping a video diary for his friends who went back to their home. But, this young man may not be as lonely as he thought he was. [NO SUBTITLES]

All Sam wanted to do one afternoon was clean the basement--he didn't mean to find a working old Polaroid in the mess, but once he did, he couldn't help but take a few pictures. Now, things seem to be going less than stellar at home, and Sam has taken to recording the circumstances following a very strange picture taken with what should be a very ordinary camera.