The speaker is reacting to a video that appears to be a found footage horror movie. The video shows a person recording themselves as they walk through a forest, and the speaker is criticizing the video's inconsistencies and lack of believability. They point out that the video's creators are trying to build up a scary atmosphere, but it's not working because the forest isn't actually dark and the "scary" moments are predictable. The speaker also criticizes the video's plot, saying that it's full of holes and doesn't make sense. They also mention that some viewers may take the video seriously and be genuinely scared or concerned, which is a problem.
Throughout the video, the speaker is mocking the video's creators and the way they're trying to create a scary atmosphere. They're also criticizing the video's production values, saying that it's not well-made and that the creators are trying to manipulate the viewer into thinking it's real.
Overall, the speaker is skeptical of the video's authenticity and is criticizing its creators for trying to deceive viewers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video was recorded in a forest.
2. The recording started at sunset, around 6:22 p.m.
3. The people in the video walked into the forest and looked for something.
4. They found a key and a metal sector.
5. A character in a mask, resembling Michael Myers, appeared.
6. The person with the mask attacked one of the brothers.
7. The brother ran back to the car with the key.
8. The sun had not yet set when they returned to the car.
9. The brother's shirt was torn, but he had no scratches on his body.
10. The area around the torn shirt looked like it had been cut with scissors.
11. The video ended with the brothers returning to the car.
12. The video was staged, and the events that occurred were fake.
13. The video was intended to be a joke, but some viewers took it seriously.
14. The creator of the video was concerned about the impact it had on some viewers.
15. The video was not meant to be taken literally, but rather as a work of fiction.