
Demon House Page #7
- Year:
- 2018
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Floating right there?
That's weird.
Now it's, like, gone.
So it's transient.
And what was odd
is the transient nature.
It's not against the wall.
It's not on the floor.
It's not up above.
It's a couple feet forward.
It's a couple feet,
middle of the room.
Half my height up,
and it's...
- Pulsing.
- Pulsing.
Whoa.
I'm getting a...
Hang on.
What's the matter?
Ooh.
[eerie music]
Hmm.
[eerie music]
Then, shortly after
is when I felt
- the pain in my temples,
- The rush of energy, yeah.
and then I had
to leave that room.
And when I left that room,
a second time,
like I was just gonna cry.
And then I would
get aggressive.
My eyes begin hurting
for no reason,
and I don't realize
it's a warning sign
for what's to come.
That's what happens.
It comes in, and it'll hit...
Ah.
Slap your hand together
like that again.
[hand smacks]
Just as you did that,
we got a spike
on the instrument.
That's what happens.
It comes in,
and it'll hit me...
Ah.
Why would that happen?
Your body is, in some way...
it's not...
well, it's in some way
affecting the electromagnetic
field here.
Your body is a capacitor.
It's being charged up
by this environment,
and you discharged it.
Let me see if I'm getting it
off him, then.
Let's try that back.
I'm getting real aggravated.
Look, look, look,
look, look.
It's magnetic, look.
We didn't get that
before, did we?
No.
20 milligauss
coming off you.
That's a little high.
Why would your body
be emitting... now, remember,
biomagnetic fields
are really weak.
You need
a superconducting sensor.
And what was I giving off?
20 milligauss?
About maybe 8 million
to 12 million times normal.
What?
8 million to 12 million
times normal.
- 8 to...
- To 12 million.
The average human body's
magnetic field...
we generate a magnetic...
is measured in millionths
of a gauss.
It's a 1-hertz... look at it.
It's like a...
yeah, not a 1-hertz.
You see that?
Wow, interesting.
And yet, when I...
move away from here
to see if the space
is affected.
It stopped moving
because he moved.
All of a sudden,
something causes me
to lunge at Dr. Taff,
and as I force myself
to walk away,
realizing I may attack him,
my cameraman captures
the device spiking again...
at the same exact time
as my hostile movement.
That thing just spiked
when I did that.
That a dog?
What happened?
Do they have a dog
next to us here?
- A what?
- A dog.
- Is there a dog?
- No, there's no dogs.
Then I just heard a,
"Grough!"
You heard it here before.
Like a, "Ough!"
From over there... "Rowf."
Assume it's a dog.
Where did you hear it?
Come from over here.
Just here.
"Ough."
I thought, well,
there's a dog.
I heard dogs.
We have no animals.
Something starts to happen
to Dr. Taff
after he and my camera
operator hear the growl.
And now I'm noticing
a pattern
of how people act
when the house
is starting to have
an effect on them.
- Oh, no.
- What's wrong?
They appear lost in thought
and confused.
[eerie music]
Do you want to get
out of here for a minute?
Are you okay?
Yeah.
'Cause you're...
Actually, I need something
to drink, like water.
Yeah, I just feel very...
yeah, I'm feeling dizzy or...
I'm noticing that you keep
shutting your eyes and swaying.
Yeah, because I feel like
I'm gonna fall backwards.
I feel like I'm gonna pass out.
Let me see, if I move...
Are you okay?
As we head upstairs,
I go outside
to clear my mind
from the house.
And at that time,
I don't notice
Dr. Taff becoming
affected again.
Weeks after
this investigation,
we discover
something disturbing
captured on this camera
while he walks
in a state of confusion
towards the back hallway.
[eerie music]
The black anomaly
appears in seven frames,
shooting at 24 frames
per second.
One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven.
Which means that when played
at regular speed,
the anomaly manifests
in a fraction of a second.
As Dr. Taff walks back,
he places his hand
in the exact spot
where the black mass
just manifested off the wall,
at which time he immediately
becomes affected again.
Oh, it's really bad in there.
That same sense of nausea,
Reverse peristaltic action,
very strong in there.
I take the footage
to Ed Wiebe,
who was a video engineer
for NASA for 32 years.
Really increased the
luminosity just a little bit,
just to see some of the other
detail on the object.
Prior to that, we can see that
it's different intensities.
There's not
the same intensity.
So we thought it was
a hand or something like that
from someone else,
say the cameraman, perhaps,
his hand wouldn't be broken up
into different intensities.
It would all be one hand.
I'm 100% sure that is not
the cameraman's hand.
You've got the regular shadow
of the cameraman back here.
It's like a gray,
very light gray.
But then,
as the anomaly's happening,
there's this real dark
band of shadow
all down in here.
We don't see it retract
back into the wall.
It's quite possible it could
have entered the cameraman.
I don't know if that cameraman
had any problems
after this shoot.
As a matter of fact,
that cameraman
did have problems.
he suddenly had to lie down.
He then begins acting
very strange,
like he's confused.
No one sees him wander off
into the basement alone.
[ominous music]
Later, we find
the cameraman, Adam,
lying on his back
in the back bedroom,
where Mika's
murdered brother lived.
As we return to the hotel,
that same cameraman, Adam,
starts vomiting blood
in my bathroom.
He then leaves my room
and begins screaming my name
in a strange voice.
We start rolling
with our cameras.
- What's wrong with him?
- Where'd he go?
Film.
- Wait.
- Shh.
He's calling security.
[elevator door opens]
[whispering]
Where did he go?
[ominous music]
Come here, you f***er!
B*tch!
Whatever is affecting him,
he's taunting it to do more.
I'm right near that f***er!
[ominous music]
[shouting indistinctly]
[banging]
Dude, what's wrong?
F*** that sh*t,
f*** that sh*t.
Adam, what's...
Not gonna f*** with me
like that.
What's in the elevator?
Nothing, nothing.
It's a b*tch.
If there's anything here,
it's a b*tch.
You hear, f***er?
Huh?
What is wrong with him?
Have you ever seen him
like that before, Jay?
No, never.
How long have you known him?
Years.
That was the scariest thing
I've ever seen in my life.
[elevator door opens]
[whispering] Crazy.
- Security's coming.
- Yeah, I know.
[elevator door opens]
Adam, let's go,
before security comes.
At this same moment,
Dr. Taff is also experiencing
something strange.
Got back to the hotel,
and I had a strange sense
of anxiety, irritability.
I'm sleeping, and suddenly,
not in the room,
in my left ear,
I hear, like,
a really loud bell.
Jump out of bed.
"What was that?"
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