Evil Clown true scary story

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Yeah, well I'm going to kick
things off. Luke, are you ready?

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We'll see if we can get the
music going. You ever been more

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ready in your life, that's what
you're saying. Yeah, well, okay,

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I'm going to share the first story
this evening. This is called Evil

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Clown Story. This happened at a
haunted house on Halloween, just me and

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my friend Sarah. Me and Sarah
are total opposites. She's blonde, outgoing

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and completely fearless. I have dark
hair, introverted, and I'm honestly at

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people pleaser. That's actually how I
ended up at this haunted house. Anyways,

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we go through the haunted house and
it was pretty awesome. The usual

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people with chainsaw, screamers, clowns. However, one clown in particular kept

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following us. He wasn't like the
other clowns who wore face paint with fake

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blood splattered on them. He didn't
have a big rigged nose and clown clubs

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either. He had an irregular,
if not tattered jeans, stained sweaty white

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tea, and a clown mask.
The mask was very detailed. It had

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eyes cut out and a wicked,
jagged teeth with blood smeared around the mouth.

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It was seriously creepy. He followed
us all the way through the house

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as we giggled and ran into the
last room full of fog. Once we

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make it outside, we go to
the stand outside the attraction to get some

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hot cocoa. There was a local
band playing on the stage outside. This

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is on the fairgrounds in their local
area. While enjoying the cocoa and watching

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the band from a distance, the
clown That same clown walks up and stand

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inches away from me. I noticed
he was breathing in and out so hard

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his mask was sticking to his face
and releasing with each breath. I was

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thinking, Okay, this is pretty
odd, but I guess we're an environment

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where this could be considered normal.
He walks away for a moment. We

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giggle about it, but he stays
pretty close, staring. We walk up

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closer to the band, and he
comes right back up and stands right behind

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me. He starts tugging my hair. I try to ignore it. He's

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just tugging the hair softly at this
point, but he keeps tugging harder and

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harder. Suddenly he pulls my hair
so hard my head whips back. Sarah

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starts yelling at him, and he
lets go and walks away, but not

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far like before. She wanted to
tell someone, but I didn't want to

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tell anybody. We're at a haunted
house and he probably didn't mean to.

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But she said no, that the
people working in the house and on the

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property are not allowed to touch you
during this attraction. We told her something

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like this, ma'am, your clown
over there pulled my friend's hair so hard

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it almost ripped out. The manager
replied, I don't see any of our

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clowns. They're all in the haunted
house. We don't allow them to walk

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around out here because some families with
small kids are doing other activities in this

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area and we don't want to scare
them. I told her, But it's

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that clown standing right there. He
did it. Do you not see him?

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How do you not see him?
She told me, calm down,

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miss, that's not one of our
clowns. Are you sure that just isn't

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a friend of yours messing with you? Terrified, I responded with a thank

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you and told her that we're sorry
to bother her. I just wanted to

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leave. At this point, the
clown is still staring and I'm missing hair

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nails, so this isn't very fun
anymore. Fearless, Sarah decides to confront

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the clown. She marches right up
to with me behind her, and demands

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he takes off his mask. He
doesn't speak, he just looks at me

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and turns his head to the side. He reaches out his hand to me,

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and I refuse to touch him.
He pushed Sarah from in front of

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me and stepped two inches from my
face and screamed the most terrifying, psychotic

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scream I've ever heard. Everyone turned
to look. The band even stopped playing

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music. Sarah grabbed me by the
arm, but I was frozen in fear.

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Sarah then grabbed my face and slapped
me. She pulled my arm again

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and we started to run away.
We stopped a short distance away. I

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looked back at the clown and he
was still standing and staring. Everyone just

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went back to what they were doing, like nothing happened. We got into

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our car and peeled out of there. Sarah kept yelling that we needed to

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call the police. I told her
that it wasn't a big deal and there

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was just some weirdo at a haunted
house, and that I had no hard

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feelings for her slapping me, because
I know I wasn't reacting because I was

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so scared. Then she said the
most terrifying thing ever to me. He

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had a knife. That's why she
slapped me and pulled me to run away,

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not from fear of me being screamed
at. She saw the weapon in

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his hand. We contacted the police, but they didn't take us seriously.

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I am now afraid to go to
any haunted attraction, not because they're too

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scary, but because you never really
know if someone works there or if they're

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just there because they fit in so
well. Shit, you have a fear

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of clowns. Look not so much
of clowns. But I have always thought

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about how like a place like that, if you were going to be at

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killer I man, see, it's
kind of obvious that you could get away

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with it there like you might.
I not get cat like yo. You

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would just be like, you know, quick stick and move and you get

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out of there and uh drop your
disguise. Did you just say quick stick

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and move? I did? Oh
well no, all right. So on

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Netflix there's this nice knife for Death
I think what it was called. And

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there's this challenge called stick and Move
where you're supposed to stab these things,

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and so that's like stuck in my
head for everyone. I think of knives.

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I think of knife for dads and
who sometimes you got a stick and

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move. Yeah, I think a
lot of people out there have a fear

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of clowns. So I antally think
back to it was like twoenty sixteen or

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something with all those clown sightings everywhere, but all those random creepy ass blows

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its just like that was so weird. They were like everywhere, man like,

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they were scary, terrifying, but
they would like fake charge you.

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Well, I guess I don't really
know if it's fake if you run away,

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but they would like charge you,
you know what I mean. Some

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of the most scary ones I seem
were like the doorbell cameras, like the

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cloud of walk up to the door
in the middle of the night and be

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like, what was that? That
was so weird. That's spontaneously like everybody's

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going to get in on the movement
all of a sudden. Yeah, it

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was just crazy that I don't know, that's that's crazy. I definitely I'm

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not like afraid of clowns, but
I guess I haven't been to a lot

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of these hotter attractions. Since I
was like little, right, I don't

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even remember doing it. I was
a little bit older, maybe be called

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and stuff. I just can't really
remember. But I think this clown sounds

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pretty terrifying, Complaire, compared to
like Ronald McDonald, it's definitely a little

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bit different than Ronald McDonald. Well, he was still loving it though,

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yeah, he was that A lot
of people get. It's a it's a

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natural instinct to be afraid of something
that you can't fully make out, you

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know, And when something's behind any
type of mask, you don't see their

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emotions, right, and this is
a human creature coming at you, but

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you can't tell their friend or foe
by looking at their face. And this

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guy had a face mask on for
what the story described, whether it's even

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just paint, it was a fallen
mask with eye holes, which is why,

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like you know, Michael Myers is
such a scary villain. It's because

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his face is so emotionless, because
it's a mask, and so it makes

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it more terrifying. Do you think
the body language is very telling though?

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Like they like she said as he
turned his head, like you know,

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I'm talking about like a dog does, like you know what I mean,

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that speaks to a person who is
more deranged than your average person. How

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did you feel about the point when
the clown that started screaming in her face?

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That was kind of terrifying, and
it shows that they kind of have

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a total lack of respect for normal
human interactions. It doesn't seem like something

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that they would even do at a
regular haunted house. Now there are more

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extreme haunted houses, like that was
really weird. One do you hear about

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they go overboard? And but I
don't think this was that kind of because

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normally they don't have like clown guys
and shit like that, So like that

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that to me, it seems like
this is much more of a somewhat normal

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haunted house, and with something like
that to happen there would be highly unusual

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and it makes you think, you
know, this is not that kind of

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person. Kind of seems like she
has a pretty good friend though, Yeah,

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absolutely does. They were definitely on
the ball that night. Yeah,

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kind of a good friend. Like
that kind of reminds me of this,

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see that right there. Well,
anyway, he's staring in the camera.

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That's the way a killer stares into
someone's eyes. But you only get what

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you give there, right, Yeah, And I feel like what he's going

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to give you is a knife and
you Oh, I love that. I

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was. I was so excited to
share that clip with you and you don't

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even know. I couldn't even wait
till like the second story to do that.

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We have very long history with that
clip. I don't know many people

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in the world that would be like
everybody, there's so many insight jokes.

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They're just like, what are they
talking about? Yeah, there's a long

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history with that clip. Yeah,
it's funny because like twenty five percent of

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the jokes that we have knowing but
us would get. That's why it makes

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it great though, great song though, But only give what you give.

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She had a good friend, Uh
she called her something at one point that

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I thought was pretty funny. Here
something Sarah fearless, Sarah gotta go confront

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the clown herself. Would you confront
the clown yourself? I mean until I

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saw the knife, that'd be like, we gotta go wors enough, harryb

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get out here, clown. Yeah, then once you saw that, you

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probably wouldn't bet. Yeah, you're
right, Probably nothing else you could say

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now at that point, we just
gotta get out and then maybe call it

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cop. But they called the cops, I think right in the story.

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So yeah, it kind of seemed
like she was very hesitant to act upon

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any of these things. They did
eventually tell the manager, and then when

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they left, they called the cops, and this said, didn't take them

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serious. This is on Halloween too, right, You think that's you think

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there's probably a lot going on.
Yeah, I imagine that's a nightmare for

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police every year. Yeah, like
what do you take serious? You know?

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Yeah, Jeff Townsend media sees you
good night, and the question is

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do I stay here? Will you
be back? Are you gonna come back?

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Will you be back? Are you
coming back?