Real Horror sent me!!! 🙋🏾‍♀️

Maybe they also kept fallen baby teeth and later used them on the staircase?

No it's definitely a trick! No way that's Karina and not the monster pulling off one mean trick

HorrorBabble sent me here, and this has been an amazing ride so far. Great acting, great writing.

Why did she have a 180 on the monster?

Real Horror brought me here 🫶 subbed

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Once again im hooked. Everything fool and scholar has been amazing! No idea what im gonna do when i binge it all lol

Ah ! 😃 I though I recognized Jeff Clement ! I loved is work on Danny's Story (For Everything There Is a Season), it is one of my favorite horro mini-series. I highly recommend it ! Excited to listen to where this season of The White Vault goes 😆

The Overlook Suite for the Documentarian overlooking the mystery. And so she can see things better...

the narrator has plot armor, we wouldn't be able to get more episodes without them

Canadians invent war crimes, Graham is a Canadian... The moster's better run!

Awwww shit my man Kasner is back.

Dr. Liu is repeating the mantra in Mandarin...

I am confused at the end of the last episode they were together. Now he is alone? what happened?

Do I understand right thatGraham entered the vault (or at least what is beyond the antechamber) with explosives?

I was looking forward to this, it was highly recommended. Unfortunately I find the storyline too complex. Worse of all is the American chap who sounds like Clint Eastwood, I keep expecting him to say ' go ahead punk, make my day'. His voice is dreadful.

Man, I was not ready for some of the twists weve had so far. Ally, wtf 😂

Is her name eva or ava?

Wow I was not prepared for there to be onions in this episode. This is an amazingly well crafted podcast

Not really sure on this one, but I'd think all the official on-site documentation (except personal notes, of course) on international projects like that would be recorded in English rather than in a particular national language? We certainly do that in the field of linguistic studies

Wow, one episode and I am HOOKED this is gonna be a wild ride

Effing wow! You folks do an amazing job really impressed by both quality and subject matter

I'm enjoying this soo much. Thanks for your hard work!

Thank you folks for making this. 🎉

If I take nothing else away from these, it will be a fear of the phrase "When you see it".

I am heartened to see that I'm not the only listener later to the game. Loving the story.

Utterly superb and jolly well done 👍🏻

It blows my mind that now 3 of the universes are connected. Actually, a lot about season 2 is blowing my mind.

I wanted to love this. The characters are interesting, the setting is intriguing, the multilingual cast is cool. But it’s downhill after that. The character deaths all felt anticlimactic. Sometimes I didn’t even realize someone was dead until a recap. And any fear or tension evaporated when you learn there’s literally no hope - the monster can easily get them inside their locked bunker and they can’t leave because it can magically rearrange space. From that point on it felt like watching a game where someone runs around with cheat codes on picking people off one by one - predictable and dull. I kept listening hoping a mystery would be solved: what was the monster(s), what happened to the murdered team members and why were they murdered, why was there an abandoned town and who lived there? For crying out loud, why did it glow blue? Nothing was solved, no one ever had a chance, and it was never clear if they ever did - was it a trap? Or was it because they took a piece back from the village? It just feels unsatisfying and like lazy writing to leave every single plot point ambiguous, constantly contrive ways to write notes and make recordings (even when a moment ago spooky magic was making it impossible but now suddenly it’s okay), then stop the transcript whenever you don’t feel like writing the transition. In summary: promising start, but took too long to get where it was going with absolutely no pay off. The podcast equivalent of, “rocks fall, everyone dies.”

Thank you folks for making this. It's wonderful

14 families? Magnus Archive vibes?

It’s kind of weird how they keep stopping to record 😅

Ha tomb raider reference! Yeah!

And now here were are. Damn. Heard about this series from Second Wind, started listening 5 days ago, completely unable to stop until now. Your story called to me like the vault itself! Congratulations to all of you, this was wonderful. I can't wait to check out the rest of your work and I'll support you on Patreon as soon as I'm able to. Thank you so much!

I just want to applaud the way you're pulling off the "reveal" part of what is, in essence, a cosmic/lovecraftian horror story. I think most stories in that genre stick to tantalizing clues but forgo any kind of reveal entirely to maintain a deeper sense of mystery and to focus on character psychology...but also because it's really difficult to give "eldritch mysteries" a satisfying payoff. But here I feel like you're doing an awesome job walking a really tricky line: you're pulling back the curtain on *some* key aspects of mystery while making us feel the pain that comes with the "curse of terrible knowledge" trope through the characters. I don't know if I'm doing a great job explaining myself but as a loooong-time cosmic horror fan I'm really impressed with Ms Statz's storytelling craft. And I want to add on the praise for Hem Cleveland as the Documentarian, my god, what a performance in this episode.

“The luck or the storm?” “Both.” Ooooooooo, that got me

If they’re stranded, why aren’t they conserving food?

The horror trope where no one finds an abandoned village creepy / someone claiming they saw something weird and murderous was just a figment of their imagination is so painful 😖 I would be freaking out and cursing at a minimum

SPOILERS "We will see you soon, Graham." Full body shudder. I was walking down my street and that stopped me cold. This series is so great, so happy I got to binge my way through it over the past few days!

May I ask what the inspiration for Dr. Schumacher's chanting was? It seems oddly familiar but Google wasn't any help.

OK so this was profoundly creepy and continues to be amazing but now there's something really funny about the intro: the (absolutely brilliant) reveal at the end of the previous episode establishes that our boi Casner is listening to the narrator/documentarian just as we are, and he's getting real impatient. So now when the narrator gives the winter travel advisory warning, I have this hilarious mental image of him rolling his eyes so hard and fuming like "Oh *seriously?* Do you have to say that every time?!"

I came here from horror babble and I just binged watched the white vault

Adjoa Andoh sounds so much like Suzanne Burden who played Francis in the Charles Paris BBC Radio mysteries.

Thanks for putting these up on youtube, excited to see where the story goes

I am currently speeding through these episodes like there's no life to be lived- Plus, now that I've written my very much important math exam today, I got all the more free time to totally not make myself paranoid over silly scary podcast. Love this *so* much, it is so underrated. I've already recommended it to a couple friends! Well then, can't wait to see who dies next! (please don't be Rosa. Rosa is my absolute favourite character.)