I'd like to see Corridor make "The Perfect Ghost Video," where nothing's obvious.

You guys need to make the "We made the best Ghost Video on the internet" video and put all your VFX artistry to the test to make something terrifying and un-debunkable.

I like to imagine that Ghosts are just people who slipped into another dimension where they suffer from having a massive impulse to touch everything.

I love that people’s idea of a ghost is “person carrying a package at night”

Ayy you guys debunked my footage - I'm honored!!! You got a lot of it right, the table compositing was an error I made not thinking the video would blow up as big as it did. I would've spent an extra 2 minutes cleaning the roto there ;) the light on the ground was a nightlight that we use in Vegas to keep scorpions out. Only other thing I'll say is that there were no humans in the shot with the cats. I used the audio feature of the security camera to talk to my cats which startled them - you can see their ears twitching and looking back toward the camera because thats whee my voice was coming from. When I got home I realized if you take the audio out it almost looks like a ghost is in the room so I composited in all the vfx elements from there. Cheers! :) *edit* wow y’all I wrote this comment with zero effort towards the grammar, I was just excited my favorite channel reviewed my clip lmao

Would love to see Corridor crew have a ghost footage competition, each one makes ghost footage either using CGI or practical elements and the other guess how its done

Corridor should honestly do more of these debunking videos like how they debunked ghost videos, they are pretty amusing to watch.

I was in a FB paranormal group, and this kind of stuff was on there all the time, with tones of thousands of people loudly proclaiming, "IT'S REAL-AND DO NOT TRY TO TELL ME OTHERWISE"! I left the group because it got tiring of seeing people's videos of the 'millions of orbs flying wildly around my living room' - video of dust particles from when their 3 dogs and 4 cats were jumping on the couch, while they had the ceiling fan on. I tried explaining it was dust (I used to be a police investigator, so I'm good at discerning particulars), to which they'd reply, "shut up, you a-hole! they're orbs! ghosts! and everyone says so which means clearly you're stupid and have no idea what a ghost even is". SMH...

I love how they went all the way to do some ghosts skits

The amount of dishes piled up in Corridor's sink is scarier than all the ghost videos Sam and Niko reacted to

When you die, your voice is added to the laugh track used in sitcoms.

This kind of viewing and reviewing/debunking of ghost videos, should be a regular feature on this channel. I would definitely watch this every time. I loved this. I liked the special effects debunking they usually do, but it's even better watching the debunking of these videos. Because everyone has watched these videos and has screamed at the screen about how obviously fake it was, but this just gives those thoughts some satisfactory validation to the viewers.🤘

"I think big foot is blurry, that's the problem, it's not the photographer's fault. Big foot is blurry, and that's extra scary to me. Because there's a large out of focus monster roaming the country side." - Mitch Hedberg

You guys should do a hoax competition. Each one of you gets an assigned cryptid/anomaly. Possible choices might be UFO’s/Aliens, Bigfoot or Nessie, and ghosts. Whoever creates the most convincing video wins.

I find it interesting that most these videos have a resolution just bad enough, that you wouldn’t be able to see a string

I once saw a video of a burglar breaking into a building, but because it was taken on the world's worst security camera in the world's darkest room, you couldn't see anything except a smear walking through the frame and disappearing around a corner. Apparently whoever that camera belonged to assumed it was a ghost and not in fact someone breaking into their building. The alarm was even going off and was found disabled the next day, but their first thought was that just because it looked weird on camera, it must be a ghost.

This is the first time I’ve ever heard someone say “are ghosts just drunk?” And everything just became so much clearer as to why they are always opening doors and pantries and throwing stuff everywhere

Niko: "nobody would ever put a security camera in a stairwell like this" Me: "Allow me to introduce you to my employer."

Man, you guys are a breathe of fresh air amongst the sea of turgent BS that is social media Keep debunking👍

Ive been watching a lot of paranormal investigations lately and i have to say thank god theres people like you who use reason and logic to debunk stuff. All the "investigators" are super biased and freak out at every tiny crack noise or whatever, and dont get me started on spiritboxes/ovulus etc

As someone that has security cameras, when you see "spirit orbs" on your camera it's literally just bugs.

Ghosts are real. They're obviously the spirits of VFX artists who can't let go of their craft.

Fun fact about the school clip with the wet floor sign, you can visibly see a string when the sign does a flip.

12:19 I used to "levitate" common household objects using thin transparent gray nylon thread, which is practically invisible _even up close_ under normal indoor light, and can hold an object up to about half a pound.

*_"I'm boutta give you a very brief, but very aggressive session of paranormal ground 'n' pound"_* is my new catch phrase

Can we just have this as a series? I'm sure a lot of people would watch this kind of debunking thing on the regular. Sort of similar to how Captain Disillusion does.

A school in Cork, Ireland admitted they faked both of the videos, right before Halloween in 2017 and to bring attention to the school. Your assessment was exactly right!

I just found your channel today, and I'm really enjoying your debunking collection!

"Ghosts are made out of string." The new string theory that ties everything together.

Strings are great. When I was 14 I saw Ghostbusters. Me & friends went out to this abandoned building and found old tv parts and tubes, and made makeshift proton packs. We got this idea to scare some patrons at a local cafe/bar (this was in Italy 1988) In the early morning we went there and tied some fishing wire to legs of chairs and table cloths and, one of our friends hid behind a pop vending machine. We hid, and waited for patrons, once the place had a few patrons, we yanked on the strings one by one, first we moved a chair, then pulled a tablecloth off a table, our friend was too small to rock the vending machine as we hoped he would, so he just ended up kicking it. Then we dropped the strings, put on the proton packs, ran around the building to get to front door and burst in saying! "The Ghostbusters are here! Have you witnessed any paranormal activity here!" We would get such a laugh as we pretended to catch ghosts, using a shoe box with masking tape and duct tape to make it look like a trap. We were embarrassed because they didn't fall for our act, looking back now, it was such a fun time. Crazy how much a kid can get done with broken parts and string.

Ghosts never made sense to me from a physics standpoint. If you can see it then that means it's interacting with light which means there's nothing supernatural about it, which kinda defeats the purpose.

This is a fun watch. I've been watching ghost videos for a while and this video gives me some ideas on what to look for. I wish I could find some of the better ones and see what they catch.

"It was Jordan in a blanket!" "And it would have sold so well if hadn't been for those meddling VFX artists."

So the only criticism I have is that having worked in security for 12 years.. yes places have security cameras in terrible places with absolutely no lighting. No matter how many times you notify management or maintenance about it, it will never be changed. Those cameras are everywhere.

Welcome back guys, glad you got your channel back!

I’ve been hoping for these videos to happen. I want more of these please.

My mother-in-law was absolutely certain she had a ghost because she was hearing scratching at her window on windy days. I'll have you know that after I trimmed a couple tree branches the ghost never scratched the window again..

I am a professional photographer and people try to show me "ghost" photos all the time. It's usually quite easy to tell what it is or how it was done but then they get pissy and tell me I don't know what I am talking about because I just destroyed their belief. Its like hearing scratching in the attic and calling pest control then getting mad at him because its mice and not unicorns.

It'd be great to see Corridor Crew do their own version of 1 of those ghost hunting shows, with the guys staying overnight in their "haunted" studio and then have all this stuff going on. I guess the big plot twist could be that the ghost is of a CGI comrade who passed away 1 night in the studio and every night he comes out to try and finish editing the project he had been working on when he died ... the project of a haunted FX studio.... I guarantee that if you guys give it a title like "Did We Catch a Real Ghost On Video???" you'll hit 20m views no problem

Head-level is actually a pretty common place to put security cameras if you want to make sure you're capturing faces. The entrances of stores and schools are a good example.

The scariest thing about this video is that Jordan walks around the office barefoot. That's real bravery!

I bet Jordan had so much fun making those ghost bits! Also you guys should make a super convincing ghost caught on video for next year and fool the internet!

at 9:00 I have to give credit to the floor light, my grand parents have one as they have to go to the bathroom at night and a full on blinding white light would knock you out of your sleepy state so they have a blue light on the ground lighting up the hall, it looks similar to that

Man, I love whoever wrote "some paranomoral ground-and-pound" XD So good lol

At this point, I might be more afraid of VFX artists than ghosts and aliens.

Even when they aren't hoxes, a significant number of "ghost caught on security camera" videos bear a striking resemblance to an out of focus insect or spider a small distance in front of the lens. I remember a "dancing ghost" that was a spider dangling back and forth on a web strand.

Thank you guy's for having this video I have watched many of these fake caught on camera ghost videos and have upset many of the folks that upload these, I am a retired LEO and have lived my life on just the facts mam, so I watch and just debunk there is always an explanation for all these and I usually spell it out pretty good at the end and man do I get a lot of pissed off people because they want to believe and then when you reveal the truth of this they get really annoyed and angry, you guy's do great fact analysis and you have the training and know how to back up what you put up, thanks great job, to many people are perpetrating a fraud and getting folks to believe this crap they post .

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Houdini and James Randee would be proud of your debunking!!! I appreciate it.

How does Niko manage to look like he is in a perpetual state of "just woke up"

Back in the day if you wanted ghost videos you'd get some old tapes from security guards. Those tapes had been filled, erased and reused so often that, eventually, it would show "phantoms" walking around wherever the cameras were pointed. "Look, it's a ghost!" "No, it isn't. Your equipment is worn out. Here's 4 dollars, go to Kmart and get a new 3 pack of blank vhs tapes. There, haunting solved."

Thank you for doing these

I want to see you guys review and debunk as many convincing videos of supernatural footage you can. I would watch until part 30 and beyond of this magic.

I'm pretty sure from this footage that when someone becomes a ghost, they turn into a cat. That's why they just open doors, knock stuff on the floor, and try and move furniture to see if something is behind it. Ghosts are just giant invisible cats.

Can't stop laughing at the paranormal ground-and-pound. "I finally kicked your ass, Ray!"

Oh you guys are good at this, kept my eyes glued, thanks

oh wow thank you for explaining all of the camera stuff - I always wondered

That dust falling from the ceiling could also just be someone vaping into one of those air cannon/puffer things and launching it. Seeing how straight the dust column flies.

A few years ago, around Halloween, I found myself watching quite a few "ghost" videos on UKposts. I took them with a pinch of salt- just a bit of spooky fun- I wasn't looking proof of the supernatural. Some where pretty cool (particularly the Japanese ones), there was a lot of crap. However, one film left a bad taste in my mouth, particularly when I did a bit of digging. The video itself was (meant to be) footage of a nanny-cam, focused on a child's crib. A shadowy figure crosses the room and the baby is heard crying. The footage was easily debunked in a rival video, who pointed out how artefacts in the background shifted when the "entity" passed over them, revealing that it had been layered in and that the baby's cries were stock footage, easily obtained online. The original poster denied this and blocked his rival and deleted and blocked any cynics from his channel. The thing is, he would double down on the "authenticity" of his video, claiming that the incident was ongoing and being investigated by renowned paranormal investigator Lorainne Warren (who would have been about 80 at the time. BTW, the incident was meant to happen in the UK). OP would play on the sympathies of believers, asking for thoughts and prayers for the family. I found this particularly unsavoury when I looked at his other videos, some of which were about Madeleine McCann- a very real and tragic (and unresolved) case of a missing girl. It's one thing to fake a ghost video for shits n' giggles, quite another to do so to impose yourself into the narrative (or invent one) and almost _feed_ on people's emotions.

honestly way more fun than most ghost videos , great work and yes the algorithm bought me here from watching ghost vids. why do ghost vids usually have ambience that builds towards the event , makes no sense at all.

Man I'd love for this to be a continued series and watch other highly viewed ghost videos. The explanations and conversations are both funny and quite interesting.

Y'all need a Ghost Footage debunking series.. don't just do this for Halloween only.. this is great content!

I used to do "Paranormal Investigations" back in the day similar to the way you think Ghost Hunters did their stuff. We did a lot of personal homes instead of historic locations tho, and people called us to come investigate after they had "tried everything to explain it". After clients explained everything going on to us, 98% of the time I'd look around and be like "Yeah ... you have 5 cats". One time the guy in charge had found an EVP and had spent several hours listening to it trying to figure out if it was anything. He e-mailed it to several of us on the team to listen to as well, then the next day e-mailed us all back and told us to disregard, he found he had burped in a different room at the same time frame and was able to match it up.

Liked and Subbed to hopefully see more of these vids, didnt really get into all the other stuff on this channel.

thank you for using easiest videos to proof its fake.. and not using other videos that really hard to explain and in really haunted areas well done.

I love how it's like "professional VFX artists use their expertise to debunk ghost videos" and then you're just like "well that was obviously just someone rattling the lockers from behind the window" or "that cat literally just looked at the cameraman". You guys are way overqualified compared to the incompetence of the guys who fakes these videos.

I would just like to show appreciation to Jordan for those ghost reenactments. Amazing 👏👏

did nobody see that random glitch in the footage near the window blinds at 2:19

Just found you guys and subbed, good stuff!

It's nice seeing Jordan get more screen time even if she is wearing a sheet most of the time.

It's safe to say that everyone here would like this to be a regular monthly (maybe weekly?) series on debunking youtube ghost videos.

You guys are great. Keep debunking ghost videos.

Great video. Could you guys debunk those mirror videos where the reflection moves?

The dust one was actually a very detective-like observation by Niko haha

Finally!! Someone explains String Theory in a way everyone can understand! Well done!

IR cameras have some great effects. Moths look awesome, there was a news article in the Bend Oregon area a while back, after watching the video clip, I recognized it as a moth. And fog on IR is wild, makes for a really spooky look.

The second video in the driveway looks really good. I think they combined the stomp/dust particles with VFX in the shape of a little ghost baby. That bodily shape does not dissipate as it moves out of frame the way dust would. I wanna know more about that clip but can't find it.

We need a series of this! Oh boy internet is flooded with this crap, you have all the content needed, easy piece and very entertaining.

The "dramatizations" were fucking hilarious.

❤️From Minnesota guys and your videos ROCK❣️

I love these videos, can you do another one of these videos with the recent clip of the UFO that shows like multi color lights in a shady cloud over a high school or a sports game and then it just speeds away in a split second, also another video of a ufo over Jerusalem in like 2011 or 2012 that shows it hovering above the city then it like flash’s a bright light then shoots straight up into the air faster than a speeding bullet.

I think it’d be interesting to see corridor try to make CGI look like old school claymation. They could even make it a competition between the many talented VFX artists on staff!

Hot take: the Ghost of Corridor knows how to properly place silverware in the dishwasher, evidenced by how it flipped the spoon head up in the cup, thereby allowing it to be more easily cleaned (if it was in a dishwasher, of course).

The Shape would love your debunks!

The video with the cats, the TV tray table, when it shakes, it doesn’t shake in the mirror reflection at all. Around 8:38 and 9:46

Idea: Comp the ghosts into each shot, bumbling around opening doors and slipping on wet floors

I've had night terrors/sleep paralysis where I've felt my bed sheets moving like something is trying to pull the sheets off my bed. But my dog sleeps in bed with me and if she doesn't react then nothing is actually happening. Its still freakin terrifying though...

You are the BEST GHOSTBUSTERS ever! Thanks for your very entertaining mythbusts!!

Could you debunk the Fresno Nightcrawlers? I was always curious how exactly those videos were done.

NIKOOO How perfectly explained that dust off the porch, I love how y’all’s brains work, more of these because the videos through your guy’s eyes are different please more of these thank you for the content. God Bless You

"No-one would ever put a security camera in a stairwell like this that has zero light and can't get you an image" Bank Security Camera: "Are you challenging me?"

You could put the string around the faucet to be able to pull things from a different angle in the first one

Watched a few of your vids but just remembered to sub Sorry guys for the sub delay 😊👍 I'm glad I'm not the only one who questions content that claims to be real! Working sponsorships within a script is genius!

In the first example: Shortly before the drawer was completely opened you can see the penultimate frame popping a string.

7:30 All true points, however, this still represents 110% of all security footage when you need it.

A lot of people don’t know that you can get matte monofilament line. In fact, monofilament line is matte when created and they add a glossy finish so that fishermen can see the line against the water by the highlights from the sun. If you get a matte finish line, it is virtually invisible, even to the naked eye, from a distance. Most cameras can’t resolve anything as thin as 8lbs test line. Without a gloss finish to reflect light, it completely disappears on most cameras, especially with high compression rates. It’s still frustrating that someone pulling a drawer or door with some fishing line get millions of views, when there are really good videos, with great effects being uploaded all the time that don’t get a half million views. It doesn’t take much to convince most people of paranormal activity in videos.

Love this vid! More please!

This has reminded me how much you NEED to get Captain Disillusion on a VFX artists react

This channel... I've been here for years, and it's becoming my fav... Every video feels cozy, like I know them, and it's a super cool feeling. Great content guys keep going 💘

These guys did that "To the death" Jedi video? Now that was great work!

I wonder if people talked about bacteria and viruses this way, before the invention of the electron microscope / germ theory