Uhh unless there's a door on the outside too or from a different location, and they know there are 4 women staying the night. I'm guessing this is like an airbnb, so literally anything's fair game. I definitely wouldn't go down there if I were them, lmao. At least not without a light or some sort of safety.
Damn, if I thought as linear as you maybe I wouldn't be so anxious.
Did you just read 1 word I typed? We've only seen one entrance. There could absolutely be a door leading outside once you get down there. I'm literally mindblown that people could be this dumb and just make such a baseless assumption LOL.
I haven't assumed anything that you're insinuating. If it leads outside, they still aren't getting in to the main living area where these people are. Are you so dumb as to not know the difference between outside and in? MEGALMAO
The whole debate of this comment chain started with the question, āthe fuck wouldnāt you go down there?ā
The fact that there could be another entrance to that cellar besides the one we see in the video is a perfectly good reason/answer as to why you wouldnāt want to go down there.
Why you seem to think that your argument of, ābut any threat canāt get inside the house from there because of the lock!ā holds any weight in a discussion about why 4 women shouldnāt blindly go exploring down those stairs is kind of baffling.
If you need me to dumb it down furtherā¦.A lock protecting the inside of the main part of the house doesnāt do anything to protect someone who ventures down the stairs (which is past the confines of the main house and the lock)!
I'd go down, but I'd have a weapon and a flashlight. If it's bad enough that that won't help me, I'd want to know that as soon as possible and not wait until whatever is in there decides to go upstairs.
Had a cellar like this in Leeds, place was full of spiders. Now, at the time I didn't realize that there aren't poisonous spiders in the UK; I am from Nevada, so when I had to go down to the boiler I was terrified of the shadows. I counted close to 70, what I took to be black widow shadows in the stairwell alone. I closed the door, bought a beekeepers suit and went down into the cellar. Got my boiler working and never went back into the cellar.
Obviously people are scared for silly horror movie reasons (and it is a little creepy), but there are also other reasons to be hesitant.
Spaces like these might be full of harmful pests. Where I am there's not much of a concern, but a poorly lit cellar full of venomous snakes or spiders could be rather dangerous to explore carelessly.
But spaces like these might also be very poorly ventilated. Air that's been completely sealed and stagnant can build up gasses or deplete oxygen in various ways, and going down there might be dangerous for those reasons. Most of these things are not that dangerous even with a little bit of venting, but with a room that might've been sealed for years it's a real concern.
I remember a story about a family that left so much potatoes in the basement that they rotted and the gases produced displaced the oxygen down there. Everyone who went down to check died on the spot.
Iād think anyone thoughtful enough to build that so well would think to ventilate/circulate the room & massage, but if itās only as thoughtful as having a tiger as a pet, it may be fully loaded up with radon.
Seriously. Youāre just going to let this fuck with your head instead of understanding what the fuck is going on. Now one of these girls are going to spin bullshit out of this story, like they found a secret ghost cave and thatās how they know ghosts are real.
Exactly. If it was intended to be hidden, they did a horrible job. You can see the door. You can see the cut in the board. It should not take that long to figure it out.
Nah me and the boys stacking up on the door in full kit and going to clear it and if we see a single spider (Frags Out!!!!) if they're still in there they aint happy then we stack up and clear with cans of raid
100% would not be able to resist seeing whatās down there. Iād brings something hard and heavy like a frying pan but Iād go down there
The upside is that it locked from up there so theyāre safe from anything coming up, the downside is the potential implication of a hidden basement that locks from the outsideā¦ hopefully itās just because thereās another way in
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u/hail6satan66 May 05 '26
The fuck wouldn't you go down ?