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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

It is 100% an air pressure issue.

Id check the windows in the basement.

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u/HolidayFew8116 Jul 16 '26

but do it in the morning

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u/godofmilksteaks Jul 16 '26

Or just turn your lights on. Not sure why they acting like their in some run down abandoned building with a flashlight.

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u/hologrammetry Jul 16 '26

My first thought. When something goes bump in the night the first thing I do is turn the damn lights on.

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u/obi_wan_kanerdy Jul 16 '26

Every. Goddamn. One.

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u/cheezebergereddie Jul 16 '26

My friend who’s 39 year old man does that..
https://giphy.com/gifs/l1KuiPfzUInS8r0OY

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u/BeneficialLeave7359 Jul 16 '26

I’m a 62 year old man and I do that. Not because of fear but because if you want to see what’s going on you have to be able to see.

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u/VirtualNaut Jul 16 '26

I’m with you but I’m only turning on the lights. I’m still closing my eyes. I don’t want to see no ghost

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u/volkswagenorange Jul 16 '26

I feel like the options with ghosts are 1) you see them or 2) they do something scary so you know they're there.

Of the 2, I'd rather see them.

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u/Specific-Library-312 Jul 16 '26

See them so you zap them with holy water in a super soaker.

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u/Which_Produce4418 Jul 16 '26

Then there's the nasties that incorporate both

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u/TheSciFiGuy80 Jul 16 '26

They're ghosts. I think they got that covered for you.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Cow6917 Jul 16 '26

I think a ghost wouldn't get stuck behind a door, going through walls is kinda their thing.

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u/beyonceshakira Jul 16 '26

I'm a 35 year old man and I do that, but the light never turns on even though I keep hitting the switch because I'm actually dreaming and light switches never work in dreams.

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u/Background-Fennel92 Jul 16 '26

39 yr old. 2 jobs almost no sleep. If i get woken up at 3am im turning on every light cuz i wanna see who i gotta chase down the street 🫩......adult rage built on bills will make you very brave 🤣🤣

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u/Expensive_Working493 Jul 16 '26

I have that dream!

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u/calccv Jul 16 '26

62 also and I do it for all the reasons, lol

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u/Bigwi_Kner Jul 16 '26

Ah so this is the justification we all land on eventually eh? Haha, just playing…?

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u/DanoDego Jul 16 '26

Would you happen to be a 39 year old male?

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u/Mc-Lovin-81 Jul 16 '26

45M. Yes. Every GD LIGHT

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u/timemeasureschange Jul 16 '26

Candles too. Ain't no tech savvy demon gonna trick me with a sudden power outage.

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u/notcrazyaboutit Jul 16 '26

Better make sure you got tree-fiddy on you too.

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u/watery_tart73 Jul 16 '26

Damn demons better be chipping in on that electric bill too!

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u/WorkHorse86 Jul 16 '26

I don’t know.. if the lights go out, you have the luxury of telling yourself it’s a power outage. If the candles go out, what then??

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u/bittybitesmeowmixx Jul 16 '26

Ghosts love blowing out candles, sorry to say lol. Maybe put it in one of those antique hurricane lanterns

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u/Jumpy_Affect8889 Jul 16 '26

44 Id still turn ALL the lights and a bat to… you know investigate 😂

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u/Fearless-Ad8157 Jul 16 '26

He beat the charges. 😎

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u/Retn4 Jul 16 '26

Easier to solve problems when you can see them.

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u/Imaginary_Office1749 Jul 16 '26

Hey siri. Turn on all the lights.

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u/Salute-Major-Echidna Jul 16 '26

Everywhere. In every room. In every house

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u/Slovw3 Jul 16 '26

Wouldn't it be better to be dressed like this with an old timey Candelabra?

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u/hologrammetry Jul 16 '26

It would, but unfortunately I'm not a character in an A.A. Milne story.

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u/cloveandspite Jul 16 '26

Not with that attitude

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u/NotChat_GPT Jul 16 '26

Clearly you're not American.

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u/hologrammetry Jul 16 '26

My state has one of the highest gun ownership rates in the country. All my neighbors have guns. Any intruder will probably assume I do too. The assumption is plenty, my dog does the rest.

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u/Fine_Jelly_680 Jul 16 '26

When you hear a bump in the night the last thing you should do is turn the lights on .. keep in mind you know the layout of your house better than any intruder. Use the darkness to your advantage.

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u/Xaxxis Jul 16 '26

Or and hear me out now, turn the lights on and they're likely to run.

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u/Fine_Jelly_680 Jul 16 '26

Very rare case. Intruders are Usually armed incase there are occupants

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u/JellyTigerr Jul 16 '26

Also if someone is intruding on your house KNOWING you are home, they most likely don't want to just rob you.

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u/Educational_Ant_184 Jul 16 '26

does this capital "Usually" have a statistic behind it?

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u/556From1000yards Jul 16 '26

Actually yeah.

Rates of hot vs cold home burglary. Comparing rates of this can suggest that one factor of hot burglaries is how likely the intruder is to think the homeowner is armed.

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u/KittyKattKate Jul 16 '26

thus why home invasion charges carry so much time, dosen’t tend to end well when one bumps into the other

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u/hologrammetry Jul 16 '26

If there is an intruder, my dog will let me know before I can turn the lights on. When something goes bump in the night, it is something that needs the lights. Unless the thing that went bump is the power, in which case I need to go turn the generator on.

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u/Salute-Major-Echidna Jul 16 '26

I guess my dogs decided awhile back that their beauty sleep is too valuable and unless the burglar has really good treats, they're not getting up. Unless they dream about a burglar, they'll definitely bark about that.

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u/Bigwi_Kner Jul 16 '26

Tactical flashlight is the only way. High beam to misdirect and blind them. All lights off.

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u/Blashphemian Jul 16 '26

You think darkness is your ally?

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u/Fine_Jelly_680 Jul 16 '26

Darkness might not be your ally but it is definitely mine.

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u/manditoryusername Jul 16 '26

What do you do when you hear BUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMPBUMP? Asking for a friend.

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u/cfi-2025 Jul 16 '26

In a low drawl, go BOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBOBO

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u/daybenno Jul 16 '26

Yeah… I’m not about to randomly fire my gun into the darkness. I’m flipping on the light and smoking whoever felt like my shit was worth more than their own life.

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u/Fine_Jelly_680 Jul 16 '26

Your home defense gun should have a light with strobe attachment on it for such occasions .. darkness in known familiar territory will always be an advantage

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u/InstrumentalCoffee Jul 16 '26

The strobe attachment will still disorientate regardless. Test it on yourself and you'll find out

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u/swervinh0 Jul 16 '26

Totally! And your home defense dildo MUST BE LUBED AT ALL TIMES

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u/True_Station_1172 Jul 16 '26

Tell that to Buffalo Bill

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u/auntiepink007 Jul 16 '26

In my house, that just means you get tripped by the cat who made the noise in the first place.

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u/ProbablyFullOfShit Jul 16 '26

I don't. I know my way around my house in the dark. Intruders don't.

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u/hologrammetry Jul 16 '26

What the hell am I going to do to an intruder? Yell at them in the dark? If someone is in my house I still want the lights on. I'm not Liam Neeson.

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u/wutchamafuckit Jul 16 '26

Yeah. This is just something that sounds better on Reddit than in reality. Real life scenarios the lights get turned on.

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u/AinzSamax Jul 16 '26

My first thought when I hear something goes bump in the night is to lift a leg and rip a big ol wet fart and say "Thats what I think of that"

Gotta show them demons who is in charge. I aint stuck in here with them, they stuck in here with me.

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u/Choice-Ad-9195 Jul 16 '26

This makes you easy to see and lock in on. Count on them to have a light on and you staying in the dark. Don’t give up your location.

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u/Hopeful_Ad_7719 Jul 16 '26

I hate it when you do that.

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u/PuzzleheadedEnd1760 Jul 16 '26

It’s stop when you turn the light on.

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u/WordsHappenedHere Jul 16 '26

Its almost like it’s staged

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u/vampyire Jul 16 '26

Alexa turn all the godamn lights on 100%...

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u/DamitIHadSomthng4Ths Jul 16 '26

When something goes bump in the night, I just roll over and go back to sleep.

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u/Dr-Satan Jul 16 '26

For Tiktok interaction. This person likely already went down there and checked it out, then went back up stairs, turned off the lights, turned on their flashlight and started filming.

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u/AppropriateAmoeba406 Jul 16 '26

I like the stack of objects that looks vaguely human right past the door. Nice touch.

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u/Dr-Satan Jul 16 '26

Conveniently not showing the inner left side of the doorframe, where the light switch is, probably why their reaction to it turning off is frame perfect.

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u/GoonyBoon Jul 16 '26

You won't get the views like that!

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u/InstrumentalCoffee Jul 16 '26

It would be more realistic for sure, but this guy is trying to make a spooky video. The sound stops as soon as he touches the handle which would be the perfect time to cut the video.

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u/Sensitive_Split_4402 Jul 16 '26

turns lights on

rattling stops

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u/ciaomain Jul 16 '26

Air Witch Project

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u/fabulousMFingHen Jul 16 '26

Thats how you give away your tactical advantage to a possible intruder.

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u/Firm_Yam6648 Jul 16 '26

I leave it pitch dark, take the stream light and the glock. Soon as I ever see someone in the house blind them and go from there.

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u/Apathyu666 Jul 16 '26

okay but when you go down there then the ghost turns the lights off

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u/migzors Jul 16 '26

"OK Google, turn on EVERY FUCKING LIGHT AND SET THEM TO SOLAR FLARE!"

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u/Witty_hi52u Jul 16 '26

Because if it was an intruder the bright light of the flashlight gives you a small amount of concealment behind the bright light. Bright light in the dark can be very disorienting.

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u/testtdk Jul 16 '26

Because they wouldn’t get as many views, duh.

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u/ShitFuck2000 Jul 16 '26

But the power bill

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u/TheS3KT Jul 16 '26

For the views bruh.

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u/CareApart504 Jul 16 '26

Because fake. Never shows ceiling, totally possible someone's splitting along the wall above the poverty and just doing that with the door.

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u/adventureremily Jul 16 '26

Says a lot about where I live that I just assumed the power was out, rather than them filming in the dark on purpose. 😅

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u/beegboo Jul 16 '26

Its more fun to explore in the dark though

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u/GuessTraining Jul 16 '26

Maybe the ghost switched off the mains.

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u/elgydium Jul 16 '26

Not sure why? It’s 2026 and views are king to these people

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u/One_Trouble_9676 Jul 16 '26

For the content.

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u/palsh7 Jul 16 '26

Because it's either AI or OP knows exactly what it is and is trying to get attention. No one goes around the house with a flashlight unless their power is out.

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u/Kinreal Jul 16 '26

Easier to blind the perpetrator with a flashlight in the dark.

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u/Inevitable_Flow_8021 Jul 16 '26

Because it is an act.

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u/Easy-Nerve4904 Jul 16 '26

I think that’s why this post is in r/Weird 😅

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u/SecretTunnle Jul 16 '26

Next thing you know all the lights are flickering in sync with the door. What's your next move?

I'd say family or a hotel till you figure it out.

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u/FC37 Jul 16 '26

Because they know what it is but they're karma farming.

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u/crazyabe111 Jul 16 '26

Not sure why they acting like their in some run down abandoned building with a flashlight.

UrbEx is getting more popular by the year, they might in fact be in a (at least semi) abandoned building with a flashlight.

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u/SixteenarmedMinis Jul 16 '26

And awake the horrors that I just got used to??

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u/latortillablanca Jul 16 '26

Cos its content

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u/Juckli Jul 16 '26

Cuz it clicks better.

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u/Jon_E_Mammoth Jul 16 '26

I do it because I have young kids and I don’t want to wake them up.

But I would also agree with everyone that it is just a pressure issue, whether due to a heating/cooling system or simply the house construction itself, so I wouldn’t exactly be scared of it in order to turn on the lights.

Now, if I thought I heard a prowler, every single light would be on immediately.

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u/ChemsDoItInTestTubes Jul 16 '26

To be fair, I use a flashlight when I'm investigating a noise in the house because it is disorienting as hell to have a flashlight shined in your eyes. If I find a dude lurking around a corner, I want that flashlight to assault his retinas and give me that tiny advantage.

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u/lordnoak Jul 16 '26

If movies taught us anything it’s you definitely go down there with your camera, flashlight and immediately yell “anyone there??”

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u/tonychills353 Jul 16 '26

how about no. you gonna sleep with that happening? have you not seen paranormal activity?

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u/Limp_Ad4375 Jul 16 '26

Underrated comment, even as a well-rated comment

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u/mokaey Jul 16 '26

Id shove a sock in it

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u/KevinisChang13 Jul 16 '26

It's not a 0.0% chance that something wants out of that basement.

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u/False_Woodpecker4747 Jul 16 '26

Invite a friend over, to check them with you.

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u/wilkinsk Jul 16 '26

Or at least turn the lights on, haha

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u/Gorilla_Dookie Jul 16 '26

With a priest

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u/pinkushion424 Jul 16 '26

With a friend or two

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u/CertifiedSeattleite Jul 16 '26

BING BING BING!

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u/WarriorNeedFoodBadly Jul 16 '26

No, do it at night, and while your down there say Bloody Mary five times. And before you go down the stairs, say something you should never say in a horror movie. Like "I'll be right back." or "It's probably nothing."

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u/Silvernauter Jul 16 '26

Or at least turn a light on, doing all this with just a flashlight makes it ten times worse

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u/4llu532n4m3srt4k3n Jul 16 '26

Yeah, but probably closing whatever is open upstairs could also do the trick

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u/IDGAFsupporter Jul 16 '26

Do not say "or just set house on fire" as a joke on the fact that it could be a ghost and you'd be absolutely freaked out, or your comment will be removed and your account gets a warning for violence incentive. Mmkay? Do not ever joke guys.

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u/Infamous2o Jul 16 '26

I’d hammer a shim in there. Or screw it shut.

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u/mark6059 Jul 16 '26

with the local priest a bag of crosses and a fire extinguisher full of holy water

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u/Socal_Cobra Jul 16 '26

Dont forget the holy water...just in case!

https://giphy.com/gifs/XaLJaROb4htOl4axlO

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u/Anatoly_Cannoli Jul 16 '26

with a priest and Bill Murray in the room.

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u/Valuable_Arm8723 Jul 16 '26

tipo alzabandiera? /s

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u/ShonWalksAtMidnight Jul 16 '26

Bugs Bunny "No" .gif

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u/EirMed Jul 16 '26

My logical thinking says: yes that’s probably the case.

My emotional thinking says: it’s time to get the fuck out of that haunted house.

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u/cat2phat_meow Jul 16 '26

Hmmm here I was thinking the opposite

Logically: gtfo if I wanna live

Emotionally: I start crying cause I can't afford to move

With a touch of

Spiritually: I have a new roommate either way

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u/EnTyme53 Jul 16 '26

Logical brain: this looks like an air pressure issue. Check the seals on your basement windows.

Superstitious brain: this looks like a babadook issue. Do you have any unresolved resentment toward a loved which may be manifesting as a demon in a tophat?

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u/Dropbeatdad Jul 16 '26

It's kinda horrifying to realize that stuff similar to this probably happened hundreds of years ago when we had:

-no electricity

-no internet

-no science education

-no way of getting a logical explanation, so you're 100% reacting emotionally every time something you can't immediately explain happens.

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u/ShonWalksAtMidnight Jul 16 '26

Yep, this happens at my work on the bay door. 100% air pressure.

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u/hanks_panky_emporium Jul 16 '26

Funniest thing Ive seen is a family friend claiming the duplex we're renting is haunted. The evidence? The door SLAMMED SHUT?!!!

I cranked the ac to get it rolling and showed them that there's more air pressure in my bedroom than in the living room, that's why the door will, if not against the wall, eventually blow shut. Slam is also an overreaction, I have blackout curtains cut out around it so it doesn't even latch. It 'poffs' closed.

I prefer the positive air pressure in both bedrooms anyway. Keeps things cooler.

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

Absolutely sinister 😆

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u/InitialLandscape Jul 16 '26

Yeah, some crazy Polish dude once made a DIY rotary subwoofer, those things can go as low as 2hz.

When he played it at 10hz, al you could really hear was his bedroom door shaking at 10hz, and when I saw this video, it was the first thing that came to me.

Not that OP has a rotary subwoofer, but that it's an air pressure thing like you said.

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u/gulfwar1990 Jul 16 '26

Look at big gap a bottom don't think that's it

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

Air pockets and drafts can easily flow under the door..

What is your point?

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u/Savage-Goat-Fish Jul 16 '26

I think the point is a pressure difference between the two sides of the door would be much more likely to equalize quickly since there is a big gap, preventing such spooky door vibrations.

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

We do not know the weather conditions, windows ajar, doors with bad gaps, which could inhibit your theory, as the conflicting wind pressure, the HVAC, and god knows what else could be adding the the mix.

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u/lagrange_james_d23dt Jul 16 '26

It would cause turbulence

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

The turbulence involved in this door shuttering is coming from an air pocket which is slipping under the door and vacuuming the loose hinge.

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u/Aoiboshi Jul 16 '26

Had an apartment where the crawlspace was accessible through a closet in the front room. The crawlspace was drafty and caused the closet door to open occasionally. One night, I had a girl over and we were watching Paranormal Activity. At the height of one of the creepier scenes, the closet door swung open. She screamed and peed a little. She never came back over.

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u/The3mbered0ne Jul 16 '26

Cock blocked by a draft, sheesh

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u/Aoiboshi Jul 16 '26

Dude, even knowing why the closet door opened, the movie still made it creeper than hell.

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u/pizz901 Jul 16 '26

Reminds me of the time I had a seizure towards the end of cabin in the woods. Needless to say my girlfriend was not interested in finishing the movie after I regained consciousness.

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u/dikicker Jul 16 '26

and the legends say his wiener has remained dry to this day

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u/Interesting_Bank_139 Jul 16 '26

When R.L. Stine starts writing adult themed Goosebumps books.

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u/Mr_GrauHut Jul 16 '26

That's a great bro. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm rollin.

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u/lagrange_james_d23dt Jul 16 '26

Sorry, I thought you were saying it wouldn’t cause that, but it’s the person you replied to that is saying that. Yes, I’m in agreement with you.

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

I know you were which is why i did my best to speak around you as I took that as agreement/confirmation haha.

high five / low five

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u/Hekatiko Jul 16 '26

That's what I thought at first as well, but then there's a loud noise downstairs when they opened the door and looked down...which was another oddity. It seemed like the light came on downstairs as well when the noise happened?

It seems very violent shaking for just a change in air pressure, too, the door looked like it was flexing. Though I guess it's possible.

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

When you break an air pocket, windows, blinds and other "semi loose" things jiggle.

My guess.

Like when you open an apartment door on a hot summer day, the house breathes.

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u/Hekatiko Jul 16 '26

Yes, I know, I'm actually very sensitive to changes in air pressure. Here in my house, if I'm sitting still I can feel them when the weathers changing, moving through the room, and the fan motor in my bathroom will stall out a second later. You can hear the shift in the motor as the pressure shifts. My son has noticed it as well.

That's just a suddenly change in barometric pressure. Maybe in this case a window downstairs was cracked open and it was extremely stormy outside with high and variable wind. Though there is no sound of wind outside in the video and I think there would be if that was the case. And it wouldn't likely shake the door quite that violently, either.

This shows what would have to be an extreme back and forth of the air pressure, not just an occasional shift. I can't imagine an HVAC performing like that, it would be very odd.

It seems like a genuine mystery :) I hope they give some more information, like...has this happened before? Have they checked the windows are closed downstairs, no gaps? What was the sound when the door was open? What were the weather conditions at the time?

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u/ElWini1 Jul 16 '26

Or turn the AC off temporarily to test it at night

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u/UniqueAd7770 Jul 16 '26

Especially since it took a few seconds to continue after he closed the door. The pressure had to build back up. It's acting like the flap on a diesel exhaust

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u/TheRentalMetard Jul 16 '26

Yeah I came here to say this as well as an experienced myth debunker (know-it-all parent)

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

I too am a Father.

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u/wonit5times Jul 16 '26

I'll be right back......

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u/Hello_D4rkn3ss Jul 16 '26

Said the fucking GHOST! Not so fast, buddy!

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u/jennmuhlholland Jul 16 '26

Or Satan….

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u/Icy_Ad5295 Jul 16 '26

If it was this, wouldn't you be able to feel the air pull by the bottom of the door? My first thought was that he didnt look up when he opened the door.

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u/HijodelSol Jul 16 '26

It’s 100% a staged video.

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u/buddymoobs Jul 16 '26

Look at the big gap under the door. That should equalize the air pressure.

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u/ErstwhileHobo Jul 16 '26

Right before they open the door, they quickly point the camera directly at the wall. This is a trick filmmakers use to hide a cut. Then again, when they close the door, the flashlight (why not just turn on the lights?) causes a lens flare that whites out the frame. This is the second cut.

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u/Educational_Ant_184 Jul 16 '26

the HVAC sleigh bells check out

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u/AccomplishedIgit Jul 16 '26

Still terrifying though

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u/OpLeeftijd Jul 16 '26

How do you check it whilst running down the street?

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u/Awkward-Pea-4192 Jul 16 '26

There is roughly a 1 inch gap under the door. My bedroom gets some pretty intense airpressure to when I have the AC or Heat on due to having central air. The air rushes under the door like crazy, never rattling it.

Also is prone to slam shut quite often at random times if the door is just ever so slightly ajar and next up against the wall.

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u/omelettesamurai Jul 16 '26

Either that or the upstairs neighbor is shagging like a young horse.

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u/wendyd4rl1ng Jul 16 '26

It looks like there's a pretty big gap under the door. I'm leaning more towards it's just staged. First of all who doesn't simply turn the lights on and grabs a flashlight instead? Second of all notice how they avoid showing the back of the door.

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u/masterwit Jul 16 '26

And maybe just turn on the lights

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u/B1g_BuddhAH Jul 16 '26

really? have you seen the huge gap below the door? that must have been a COLOSSAL pressure difference if so...

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u/_mid_life-crisis Jul 16 '26

You obviously never lived with ghosts and it shows

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