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The scariest of all the creatures in Lost Tapes...

The Wendigo

A cannibalistic spirit of Native American folklore that is created when a person succumbs to a cannibalistic cabin fever condition, often called wendigo psychosis. The wendigo is usually depicted as either a monstrous creature with either a deer head or deer skull and an insatiable craving for human flesh.

Episode: Wendigo: American Cannibal
307

A search and rescue team was organized to find four inexperienced campers lost in the Appalachian wilderness. However as the mission progesses, they would soon find themselves in the midst of something far more scary in the woods that already has claimed the hikers!

Victims:
Matthew Gaahl (becomes the wendigo himself)
April Desoto
Vince Gabriel
Trent Dorsey
Porter Voss
Shelby Nash
Lane Corey

Words cannot perfectly describe how terrifying and nightmarish this episode is to me! This was the one episode that I even to this day have trouble watching at times due to the main creature itself. The costume and design of the wendigo is genuinely freaky and scary looking, with the blood soaked deer skull, seemingly empty eyes, sharp claws and its fangs. Every time the wendigo jumps out or attacks, a part of me is genuinely scared due to the unsettling design alone. The deep wilderness setting is purely creepy and a perfect setting for the horror that the episode encompasses. And the fact that the wendigo killed everyone in the episode is very unsettling and the way the one hiker Matthew Gaahl becomes the wendigo and transforms into this horrible monster that is no longer human is pure nightmare fuel. However as most people point out, this episode is the scariest as it is very realistic with the depiction and topic of wendigo psychosis and how a person could instantly resort to it. If you ask me what's my scariest episode, I cannot argue its this one! It does the scares and eerieness superbly in a way that still haunts me to this day. Because of its unsettling and realistic tone and especially terrifying creature for the antagonist with an equally unsettling and terrifying design, this episode is very effective nightmare fuel and is the one episode that I still have trouble watching without flinching every time the wendigo pops up!

Score: 9/10

Description
The scariest of all the creatures in Lost Tapes...

The Wendigo

A cannibalistic spirit of Native American folklore that is created when a person succumbs to a cannibalistic cabin fever condition, often called wendigo psychosis. The wendigo is usually depicted as either a monstrous creature with either a deer head or deer skull and an insatiable craving for human flesh.

Episode: Wendigo: American Cannibal
307

A search and rescue team was organized to find four inexperienced campers lost in the Appalachian wilderness. However as the mission progesses, they would soon find themselves in the midst of something far more scary in the woods that already has claimed the hikers!

Victims:
Matthew Gaahl (becomes the wendigo himself)
April Desoto
Vince Gabriel
Trent Dorsey
Porter Voss
Shelby Nash
Lane Corey

Words cannot perfectly describe how terrifying and nightmarish this episode is to me! This was the one episode that I even to this day have trouble watching at times due to the main creature itself. The costume and design of the wendigo is genuinely freaky and scary looking, with the blood soaked deer skull, seemingly empty eyes, sharp claws and its fangs. Every time the wendigo jumps out or attacks, a part of me is genuinely scared due to the unsettling design alone. The deep wilderness setting is purely creepy and a perfect setting for the horror that the episode encompasses. And the fact that the wendigo killed everyone in the episode is very unsettling and the way the one hiker Matthew Gaahl becomes the wendigo and transforms into this horrible monster that is no longer human is pure nightmare fuel. However as most people point out, this episode is the scariest as it is very realistic with the depiction and topic of wendigo psychosis and how a person could instantly resort to it. If you ask me what's my scariest episode, I cannot argue its this one! It does the scares and eerieness superbly in a way that still haunts me to this day. Because of its unsettling and realistic tone and especially terrifying creature for the antagonist with an equally unsettling and terrifying design, this episode is very effective nightmare fuel and is the one episode that I still have trouble watching without flinching every time the wendigo pops up!

Score: 9/10