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* The pig-tailed woman from [[Funny Face]]. | * The pig-tailed woman from [[Funny Face]]. | ||
* [[Katie Embry]]. | * [[Katie Embry]]. | ||
* | * Jeffy Hollister from ''[[wikipedia:Dead_Birds_(2004_film)|Dead Birds]]''. | ||
After, it returns to the gray screen for a couple of more minutes until the 12:54 mark. The video then concludes with the viewer turning off their VCR and switching back to the TV, where a clip of the 1936 film ''[[wikipedia:Swing_Time_(film)|Swing Time]]'' plays, featuring Fred Astaire performing "Bojangles of Harlem". | After, it returns to the gray screen for a couple of more minutes until the 12:54 mark. The video then concludes with the viewer turning off their VCR and switching back to the TV, where a clip of the 1936 film ''[[wikipedia:Swing_Time_(film)|Swing Time]]'' plays, featuring Fred Astaire performing "Bojangles of Harlem". | ||
Revision as of 00:23, 5 August 2026
Boat House Home Video Secret Screamer Video! is a video uploaded to YouTube on October 21, 2016 by Fleece Jovan2.
The video claims to showcase footage from a 2006 VHS release for a (nonexistant) film called WHO THE F**K STOLE MY CAR? According to the description, the video depicts what happens should the viewer leave the VCR running or fall asleep during the film.
For much of the thirteen minutes, there is a gray screen with visible black lines on it. At exactly the ten-minute mark, a flurry of screamer faces appears, accompanied by a loud audio clip of the "Weird Al" Yankovic track "Bite Me", where Yankovic screams at the top of his lungs, mashed with a techno piece. The faces seen include:
- The What's Wrong face.
- A close-up image of Regan MacNeil from The Exorcist.
- The K-Fee zombie.
- Jeff the Killer.
- The little girl from Very Happy Kids.
- The pig-tailed woman from Funny Face.
- Katie Embry.
- Jeffy Hollister from Dead Birds.
After, it returns to the gray screen for a couple of more minutes until the 12:54 mark. The video then concludes with the viewer turning off their VCR and switching back to the TV, where a clip of the 1936 film Swing Time plays, featuring Fred Astaire performing "Bojangles of Harlem".
Link
NOTE: The following video contains a screamer!
- youtube.com/watch?v=0CGwfRNEyfU
- Permalink: web.archive.org/web/20251003225332/qu.ax/JDOii.mp4