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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: {{Invoked|Trope}}. One of the most common recurring themes in this series is whether or not the various phenomena, incidents, or examples shown are supernatural or have a scientific/rational explanation. Among many examples listed here include:
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: {{Invoked|Trope}}. One of the most common recurring themes in this series is whether or not the various phenomena, incidents, or examples shown are supernatural or have a scientific/rational explanation. Among many examples listed here include:
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* UncannyValley: While Mikey Turcanu is an amazing artist, some drawings of normal people, depending on expressions and how realistic they're depicted, can sometimes be even more unsettling than the monsters featured.
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* UncannyValley: UnintentionalUncannyValley: While Mikey Turcanu is an amazing artist, some drawings of normal people, depending on expressions and how realistic they're depicted, can sometimes be even more unsettling than the monsters featured.
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** The incident with the unknown member of the Myers family and their neighbor in "Tales From Skinwalker Ranch Part Three". Not only are their expressions more goofy than anything, the "swooshing" sound effect used for the zoom out is more comical than creepy, especially since the same effect used for the sponsorship segments. There's also the fact the car on the mesa is clearly too big to be proportionately accurate to where the homestead is.
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* CantUnhearIt: For a time, Richard While stepped down from narrating to focus on writing and research, the crew hired an actor named Ash Steel to do the job instead. While not disliked, subscribers had come to hear Richard's voice for so long that they wanted Ricard to continue narrating. So, after 2 videos, Ash stepped down.
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* CantUnhearIt: CantUnHearIt: For a time, Richard While stepped down from narrating to focus on writing and research, the crew hired an actor named Ash Steel to do the job instead. While not disliked, subscribers had come to hear Richard's voice for so long that they wanted Ricard to continue narrating. So, after 2 videos, Ash stepped down.
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* UncannyValley: While Mikey Turcanu is an amazing artists, some drawings of normal people, depending on expressions and how realistic they're depicted, can sometimes be even more unsettling than the monsters featured.
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* UncannyValley: While Mikey Turcanu is an amazing artists, artist, some drawings of normal people, depending on expressions and how realistic they're depicted, can sometimes be even more unsettling than the monsters featured.
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* AwesomeArt: Mikey Turcanu's illustrations for the videos, especially after the ArtEvolution, are commonly regarded to be very well done, especially with creature designs.
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* AwesomeArt: SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: Mikey Turcanu's illustrations for the videos, especially after the ArtEvolution, are commonly regarded to be very well done, especially with creature designs.
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* AwesomeArt: Mikey Turcanu's illustrations for the videos, especially after the ArtEvolution, are commonly regarded to be very well done, especially with creature designs.
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* {{Squick}}: The description of the titular man's injuries in "The Burning Man Of Brazil" are ''sickening'', with fat and skin dropping off his body and his lips and face burning up into a NightmareFace.
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* {{Squick}}: The description of the titular man's injuries in "The Burning Man Of Brazil" are ''sickening'', with fat and skin dropping off his body and his lips and face burning up into a NightmareFace.NightmareFace.
* UncannyValley: While Mikey Turcanu is an amazing artists, some drawings of normal people, depending on expressions and how realistic they're depicted, can sometimes be even more unsettling than the monsters featured.
* UncannyValley: While Mikey Turcanu is an amazing artists, some drawings of normal people, depending on expressions and how realistic they're depicted, can sometimes be even more unsettling than the monsters featured.
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** The Silver Man for a lot of viewers is this, resembling horror movie monsters from low-budget horror movies, down to even moving and acting like it was either being pulled by strings or made out of duct tape and tinfoil.
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** The Silver Man of "The Mysterious Ridley Encounter, for a lot of viewers is this, resembling horror movie monsters from low-budget horror movies, down to even moving and acting like it was either being pulled by strings or made out of duct tape and tinfoil.tinfoil.
** "The Hairy Hands of Dartmoor", though a terrifying tale, has a less than scary name ripe for jokes.
** "The Hairy Hands of Dartmoor", though a terrifying tale, has a less than scary name ripe for jokes.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: "Creatures of April Falls" is a parody of the show’s normal material using less precise art and limited narrative, as well as more visual and verbal humor than the show usually has (it was an April Fools’ Day joke, after all). It’s topped off by the ending containing a (bad) guitar cover of “Never Gonna Give You Up” by Rick Astley and the narrator attempting to use a different accent before dropping it.
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** The Silver Man for a lot of viewers is this, resembling horror movie monsters from low-budget horror movies, down to even moving and acting like it was either being pulled by strings or made out of duct tape and tinfoil.
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** Depending on the viewer, the mysterious barking man from 'Highways of Horror - Praeter Naturam' is either this or genuinely terrifying.
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** Christopher Case: Was his death a result of a curse? Or was his death a result of mental health issues and myocarditis due to his excessive use of suppliments.
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** Christopher Case: Was his death a result of a curse? Or was his death a result of mental health issues and myocarditis due to his excessive use of suppliments.supplements.
** Bridgend: Was there really a curse causing people to kill themselves? Or was it all just the result of a single tragedy that was so poorly handled by the media and public that it drove more people to suicide? The narrator theorises that the disillusioned teenagers of Bridgend were driven to suicide because they were overexposed to the tragedy; they came from an isolated town, they were from an economically deprived region, and they had to cope with unemployment and social apathy. These combined factors drove them to suicide and not many people knew how to help and how to support them in their time of need.
** Bridgend: Was there really a curse causing people to kill themselves? Or was it all just the result of a single tragedy that was so poorly handled by the media and public that it drove more people to suicide? The narrator theorises that the disillusioned teenagers of Bridgend were driven to suicide because they were overexposed to the tragedy; they came from an isolated town, they were from an economically deprived region, and they had to cope with unemployment and social apathy. These combined factors drove them to suicide and not many people knew how to help and how to support them in their time of need.
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* {{Narm}}: Most of the illustrations are appropriately creepy, but the Grinning Man's huge smile and wall-eyed stare might strike you as more funny than scary. [[https://imgur.com/a/NPFurxo He's kind of derpy in some of his appearances.]]
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* {{Narm}}: {{Narm}}:
** Most of the illustrations are appropriately creepy, but the Grinning Man's huge smile and wall-eyed stare might strike you as more funny than scary. [[https://imgur.com/a/NPFurxo He's kind of derpy in some of his appearances.]]
** Most of the illustrations are appropriately creepy, but the Grinning Man's huge smile and wall-eyed stare might strike you as more funny than scary. [[https://imgur.com/a/NPFurxo He's kind of derpy in some of his appearances.]]
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** While a necessary evil for the sake of sponsorship, the ads in the beginning of recent episodes after the opening narration and before the theme song are joked about how they kill the tension and build-up to the episode. For example, the episode "Phantom of Leap Castle" on the most haunted castle of Ireland featured the unfitting sponsorship of Manscaped.
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* CantUnhearIt: For a time, Richard While stepped down from narrating to focus on writing and research, the crew hired an actor named Ash Steel to do the job instead. While not disliked, subscribers had come to hear Richard's voice for so long that they wanted Ricard to continue narrating. So, after 2 videos, Ash stepped down.
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* HilariousInHindsight: "The Curse of the Ourang Medan" covers several theories as to why the titular ship's crew were all found dead as well as the cause of the explosion and subsequent sinking. The most likely of these theories was that the ship was carrying a [[DeadlyGas chemical weapon called Tabun]], which killed anyone exposed to it painfully and was very prone to catching fire. Come the game ''VideoGame/ManOfMedan'' in 2019, [[spoiler:it turns out that the developers probably took a cue or two from this episode, as the GhostShip of that game turned out to be carrying a similar chemical weapon, except this one causes hallucinations.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** "The Curse of the Ourang Medan" covers several theories as to why the titular ship's crew were all found dead as well as the cause of the explosion and subsequent sinking. The most likely of these theories was that the ship was carrying a [[DeadlyGas chemical weapon called Tabun]], which killed anyone exposed to it painfully and was very prone to catching fire. Come the game ''VideoGame/ManOfMedan'' in 2019, [[spoiler:it turns out that the developers probably took a cue or two from this episode, as the GhostShip of that game turned out to be carrying a similar chemical weapon, except this one causes hallucinations.]]]]
** A comment on "The Kentucky Goblins - Part Two" video made a joke when the narrator brought up the possibility the person known as David Christie used a VPN to hide his identity as a lead in to the video's sponsor. The year after came "There is Something in the Woods Part Two", which did indeed lead in with a VPN related sponsor.
** "The Curse of the Ourang Medan" covers several theories as to why the titular ship's crew were all found dead as well as the cause of the explosion and subsequent sinking. The most likely of these theories was that the ship was carrying a [[DeadlyGas chemical weapon called Tabun]], which killed anyone exposed to it painfully and was very prone to catching fire. Come the game ''VideoGame/ManOfMedan'' in 2019, [[spoiler:it turns out that the developers probably took a cue or two from this episode, as the GhostShip of that game turned out to be carrying a similar chemical weapon, except this one causes hallucinations.
** A comment on "The Kentucky Goblins - Part Two" video made a joke when the narrator brought up the possibility the person known as David Christie used a VPN to hide his identity as a lead in to the video's sponsor. The year after came "There is Something in the Woods Part Two", which did indeed lead in with a VPN related sponsor.
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* SpiritualAdaptation: This is pretty much ''Magazine/ForteanTimes'' the Website/YouTube channel- it regularly releases episodes discussing the weird and paranormal in a balanced manner. It even describes itself as being "for the Fortean at heart."
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* SpiritualAdaptation: This is pretty much ''Magazine/ForteanTimes'' the Website/YouTube channel- it regularly releases episodes discussing the weird and paranormal in a balanced manner. It even describes itself as being "for the Fortean at heart.""
* {{Squick}}: The description of the titular man's injuries in "The Burning Man Of Brazil" are ''sickening'', with fat and skin dropping off his body and his lips and face burning up into a NightmareFace.
* {{Squick}}: The description of the titular man's injuries in "The Burning Man Of Brazil" are ''sickening'', with fat and skin dropping off his body and his lips and face burning up into a NightmareFace.
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* ParanoiaFuel: "There Is Something In The Woods", big time. The thought of just vanishing of the face of the earth with no rational explanation is chilling.
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* ParanoiaFuel: "There Is Something In The Woods", big time. The thought of just vanishing of the face of the earth with no rational explanation is chilling.chilling.
* SpiritualAdaptation: This is pretty much ''Magazine/ForteanTimes'' the Website/YouTube channel- it regularly releases episodes discussing the weird and paranormal in a balanced manner. It even describes itself as being "for the Fortean at heart."
* SpiritualAdaptation: This is pretty much ''Magazine/ForteanTimes'' the Website/YouTube channel- it regularly releases episodes discussing the weird and paranormal in a balanced manner. It even describes itself as being "for the Fortean at heart."
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* NauseaFuel: Mutilated and rotting corpses are already this, but mutilated corpses ''with flies buzzing around them''? That's exactly the treat we get in an episode involving AlienAbduction and CruelAndUnusualDeath.
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* NauseaFuel: Mutilated and rotting corpses are already this, but mutilated corpses ''with flies buzzing around them''? That's exactly the treat we get in an episode involving AlienAbduction and CruelAndUnusualDeath.CruelAndUnusualDeath.
* ParanoiaFuel: "There Is Something In The Woods", big time. The thought of just vanishing of the face of the earth with no rational explanation is chilling.
* ParanoiaFuel: "There Is Something In The Woods", big time. The thought of just vanishing of the face of the earth with no rational explanation is chilling.
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* MemeticMutation: Or something far more sinister. [[labelnote:Explanation]]It's become something of a recurring gag among the fans to joking repeat the phrase due to how many times it's said in the show, usually after a more mundane subject (Ex: Is this Bedtime Stories, or something far more sinister?)[[/labelnote]]
