This roundup recommends a set of creepy YouTube videos to close out the Halloween season. The article is a recommendation list rather than news, and it names several videos and creators.
The list includes Cecelia Condit's 1983 short "Possibly in Michigan," which the piece says was uploaded to YouTube more than 30 years after its release and later spread to Reddit. The article describes it as 12 minutes long and says it has inspired hours of analysis videos.
It also recommends "Homemade Gatorade," described as a bizarre road trip short that mixes stiff animation with heavily processed video. "Portrait of God" is praised for relying on an empty abyss rather than showing too much. "Heck" is described as the short that was later expanded into the feature "Skinamarink," with the short running 29 minutes and the feature 100 minutes. David B Earle's one-minute looping short and a four-hour looped version of it are also included, along with a video by Nick Lutsko.