The only time I ever recall having sleep paralysis, I “woke up” to a little girl in a nightgown standing on my chest, staring at the wall above my head. I managed to ask her what she was doing and, without moving anything other than her mouth, she calmly responded “I’m staring at the man.” And let me tell you, I have NEVER felt such dread in my life. As soon as she said that, I knew for a FACT I did not want to see what she was looking at. I have never been so thankful to fully wake up.

A burglar would absolutely be afraid of a naked person especially if that naked person starts running after them while laughing maniacally and shouting “I’m going to get you! I’m getting closer! I’m gonna touch you! Come here burglar boy/girl!!!”

#4 always fucks with me because, the poor guy is always dealing with hallucination making him question everything around him. To have shit like that, real or not, also happen is just next level fuckery.

Either someone is playing the WORST prank on him, or if it is spirits, that is some evil demon shit.

That would be a fascinating movie, a schizophrenic person in a haunted home and has to survive a demonic and ghost haunting and has to figure what's real and what's his psychosis.

Berry being herself is already making this half as scary as it should be ngl

15:00 honestly feel really bad for this guy. Imagine having a condition that makes it hard to know what’s real or not, THEN catch some paranormal evidence while trying to center your reality, hope he’s ok

5:39 Ok what the hell, I was actually creeped out by that.

23:42 I think all poltergeist type ghosts gotta be cats because they just like knocking shit off of shelves and tables lol

3:12 Why would someone put a motion sensing security camera, and a roomba, in the same room?

7:11 got robbed by Peter Dinklage

New Berry Upload? My bad day just got instantly better! Thank you Berry! ❤❤❤

2:25 YES as someone that was robbed while we were sleeping in the house feels like a violation

Especially if you don't move and stay there, watching all your stuff, secrets and things that you love being touched, broken, or open with marks from someone else's hands, is awful 😞

The number 4 is much scarier out of all these videos, we don't even know whether it's a delusion or a ghost that he's seeing.

He put it so well, people with schizophrenia are not crazy, they see and hear things that aren't actually there. With proper medication and therapy you can get it under control.
Too many people use it as a catch-all term for mental illness.

0:31 NOT EVEN A MINUTE IN BRO LMFAOOOOOOO

32:32 I never had a scary moment, most of the time iam the scary moment, because i seem to move quietly, and people get scared when i suddenly appear behind them. 😅

15:21 There's an anime/manga called "Mieruko-chan" about a girl who sees ghosts/monsters and tries to go about her day and act normally because no on else can see the ghosts/monsters. Highly recommend.

2:20 your giggles help brighten peoples days. Keep up the amazing work Berry 😊

The last one: if you're scared you're not going to be self censoring

So with clips like #5, the catch is that you're told it's only the 2 sisters who are in the house, but as far as the front door opening, you can easily have a friend or two lay down by the door out of the camera's view (due to the countertop) and maneuver the door (as well as taping the latch mechanism to prevent the door fully closing). Much like how their bedroom door is heard to open, but the camera in there doesn't show the door opening (which likely means someone had been standing there to open it on cue).

It reminds me of how people took the Blair Witch Project movie (Cartoon Network did a Halloween 48-hour Scooby Doo marathon event based on the film's premise) as being real back when it came out, even though the cast were later interviewed and explained that it was a full film production with crew onsite. But because the audience was told in the opening credits of how it was found footage from a group of people who had gone missing a year earlier in the woods in Maryland, the audience took that as the truth, even after the movie finished.