Should I do more Walter files?

The Waterman's were clearly disfigured and mutilated in some ways

They both have robotic prosthetic arms and legs, and Lorenzo's face is burnt. So the robot theory is just plain nonsense, but them using prosthetics could explain Rachel's screams as her having some sort of robotic voice box as a replacement for her vocal chords

I remember when The Mysterious House initially released, I saw a theory that Rachel was a victim of Lorenzo due to how she was concerned about the kids safety and seemingly looked nervous when Lorenzo insisted that the kids sleep for the night. As if she's trapped in an abusive relationship and wanted to escape and possibly help any of the kids who became his victims, but she was too scared to leave out of fear that he would kill her (and possibly might've actually threatened her at one point). Now, it's very clear that she's just as complicit, she just uses very different tactics from her husband.

I fell like Rachel is the only person lorenzo actually loves

19:36 its because the return of the pumpkin rabbit is meant to be like a vhs tape, and her screaming was so loud the high points weren't able to be played

100% would 100% worth

Mind fucking blown by the mention of the newspaper clipping about the postal worker next to lorenzo's mask,  just when I thought I knew everything about this series I learn something new

Edit: Also worth addressing that the use of Streets of Cairo actually may have very direct symbolism, as one of the many iterations of streets of cairo is that the "poor little country maid" being sung about is lured and killed by a man that prospected her. Hence the lyrics 'She never saw the streets of cairo", "She was not long in the city", "She went out one night (...) with a nice young man who'd invited her to dine". Interestingly, the tune of Streets of Cairo was also very well known as a famous childrens song ("There's a place in france") with completely different joke-y lyrics, which may just be a coincidence, but I think it's worth considering that the choice of song is one that to an adult is about false innocence but to a child may be something completely different and unassuming. Tammy being a child might be familiar with the childrens version of streets of cairo and be shocked by the "adults version" being played having completely different lyrics and context

I remember hearing someone say that one of the team members confirmed that Rachel skinned Paco alive, though I don't know how credible that source is.

16:04 The electric chair belongs to the authorities, so it's obviously easier to burn them for the whole town's amusement. After all, the police can't do anything about them since they can't find the bodies

whos the witch sheep? the witch sheep of course.

22:26 I can image Rachel in a nun outfit,and Lorenzo at a circus,but more like a strongman rather then the ringmaster (like boozoo in the main series).

Rachel is my favorite Walten Files character next to Rosemary (I love motherly types) for good reason. Her soft spoken voice makes her the PERFECT killer and wife.

Do you forgot that the pumpkin rabbit can mimc other peoples voices

Maybe the glitchy scream and monotone speech is a byproduct of her sound Witchery like she can’t put any affect in her voice without risking accidentally setting off her magic and when she was burning alive her screams were cutting in and out because she was unwillingly casting the muffle spell repeatedly.

I’m pretty sure the way she kills he victims is by snapping their neck 7:40

Wish more people saw this video it's great

The reason why the witch sheep scream is a bit is it to be more disturbing

14:38 he does it in the original mysterious house but it's harder to see

From what I saw I was sure she was a witch, who brought Lorenzo back to life from the grave. She had a spirit "The Pumpkin Rabbit" inhabit his body to reanimate him, perhaps she had convinced herself she had resurrected her actual husband, or perhaps the spirit could act as a helper of sort for Lorenzo to enter the body. The witch herself using magic seemed to corrupt her into a horrid abomination.

I mean... Given what souls can do in the Walten Files universe, what's the likelihood that magic (that already seems heavily tied to the soul) can't have similar interactions?