HAUNTED MANOR - Full Horror Movie

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00:00:00I remember the day I first saw it, the manor.

00:00:30It loomed over the landscape like a relic from another time, silent, waiting.

00:00:49I never planned on being here.

00:01:01It all started with an ad for a caretaker job at an old manor.

00:01:08The interview was simple enough, they needed someone to care for the place.

00:01:31Someone who wouldn't ask too many questions.

00:01:38I needed the quiet.

00:01:45I needed the quiet.

00:01:52I needed the quiet.

00:01:56I needed the quiet.

00:02:00I needed the quiet.

00:02:07I needed the quiet.

00:02:12I needed the quiet.

00:02:15I needed the quiet.

00:02:22I needed the quiet.

00:02:27I needed the quiet.

00:02:30I needed the quiet.

00:02:42I needed the quiet.

00:02:45I needed the quiet.

00:02:49I needed the quiet.

00:03:02I needed the quiet.

00:03:08I needed the quiet.

00:03:23I needed the quiet.

00:03:29I needed the quiet.

00:03:44I needed the quiet.

00:03:49I needed the quiet.

00:04:04I needed the quiet.

00:04:09Oh, my God.

00:04:39This must be him, the lord of the manor.

00:05:03The plaque says his name was Edward Ashcroft.

00:05:07The original owner of this house.

00:05:13They say he built it in the 1800s as a love letter to his wife, Eleanor.

00:05:20She was the light of his life.

00:05:22Until the fire started in the east ring, no one knows how.

00:05:28By the time Edward reached her, the flames had consumed everything.

00:05:33He saw he heard her calling his name, even after the fire went out.

00:05:45Edward was never the same after that.

00:05:48He locked himself away in this house, refusing to leave.

00:05:57They say he became obsessed with the fire, convinced it wasn't an accident.

00:06:02Night after night, he claimed to hear Eleanor's voice calling to him, blaming him.

00:06:11Over time, the staff began to disappear.

00:06:17Villagers spoke of screams echoing from the house, of Edward wandering the halls with the mild eyes, clutching a fire poker.

00:06:41He began talking to someone who wasn't there, shouting at empty rooms.

00:06:49When the town's folk finally broke down the door, they found him in the great hall,

00:07:03ranting about how the fire wasn't done with him.

00:07:12He lunged at them with a knife, and they had no choice.

00:07:16They put him down, right here, in this very room.

00:07:46He looked at him like, and he was lost.

00:07:52It's the only one that was found, but he was one of the two men in the morning.

00:07:57I saw the fire and the fire at the very top of the sky, and he couldn't stand before him.

00:08:00He was with the fire again and he was with the fire.

00:08:03He was ejecting down the fire in the morning, he said,

00:08:06The fire was on fire and he was 9 and he was with the fire, he was on fire.

00:08:09He was on fire, he was on fire and was on fire, he was on fire as he was on fire.

00:09:43So I started digging.

00:09:46Old newspaper clippings, obscure blogs, even local forums.

00:09:51The deeper I went, the darker the tales became.

00:09:57Stories about the fire, the screams, the disappearances.

00:10:02It was all there.

00:10:09Buried in fragments, waiting to be pieced together.

00:10:14People ask why I took this job.

00:10:30Why someone would willingly live alone in a place like this?

00:10:33But for me, it's not just a job.

00:10:41It's a promise.

00:10:42The last caretaker here, she was my aunt.

00:10:50I came here to find answers, to see what she saw, to understand what happened to her.

00:11:04Six months ago, she just vanished.

00:11:13No goodbye, no trace, nothing.

00:11:15The police said, she probably left on her own.

00:11:22But I know her.

00:11:25She wouldn't have just disappeared.

00:11:27I came here to find her, to figure out what happened.

00:11:37I promised her, I wouldn't give up.

00:11:41I, don't give up.

00:12:10I didn't notice them at first, they were just sitting there.

00:12:40Perfectly still, a whole collection of dolls, tucked neatly on the shelf opposite the bed,

00:12:53and their boosaline faces, so pale.

00:12:57The building is a very small house, so I'm going to have to go to the back of the room,

00:13:03and I'm going to have to go to the back of the room.

00:13:06I don't know.

00:14:06It's strange, they look almost new.

00:14:16Like time hasn't touched them.

00:14:21But I know they have been here for years.

00:14:26I remember reading about Eleanor.

00:14:29She loved her dolls.

00:14:32Collected them from all over the world.

00:14:36They say she treated them like children.

00:14:42But after the fire, after she died,

00:14:47the staff refused to touch them.

00:14:51I thought it was just a story.

00:14:53But now, now I feel like they're watching me.

00:15:00Like they're waiting for me to turn off the lights.

00:15:04It felt so real.

00:15:23In the dreams, someone was holding my arm.

00:15:25They're nails staying into my skin.

00:15:31I could feel the sting.

00:15:33The burn.

00:15:34And then I woke up.

00:15:45It's been four days now.

00:15:49Four days in this house.

00:15:50And I feel like I'm no closer to finding answers about my aunt.

00:16:01But I can't stop trying.

00:16:05Every corner of this place feels like it's finding something.

00:16:08I wonder if she saw them the same way.

00:16:28Did they make her uneasy too?

00:16:29Her journal entries,

00:16:48they are scattered,

00:16:50fragmented,

00:16:51like she was still scared to write the whole truth.

00:16:55And Elinor,

00:17:18her painting.

00:17:23She's everywhere in this house.

00:17:25Like she's still here.

00:17:34Still waiting.

00:17:51The piano.

00:17:53It belonged to Elinor.

00:17:55Our favourite, they say.

00:18:00She used to play it every evening.

00:18:04Filling the house with music.

00:18:05But now, it feels different.

00:18:23Night's here feel endless.

00:18:24I tell myself.

00:18:31The glow of the laptop.

00:18:33The hum of the phone.

00:18:36They'll keep me company.

00:18:45Keep the silence at bay.

00:18:47But it's not enough.

00:18:48I try to distract myself.

00:18:59I try to distract myself.

00:18:59Scrolling.

00:19:00Typing.

00:19:01Anything to keep my mind busy.

00:19:04But the quiet.

00:19:07It always creeps back in.

00:19:09It always creeps back in.

00:19:23Daylight makes everything feel different.

00:19:25Doesn't it?

00:19:26Bee, softer.

00:19:27Softer.

00:19:28Safer.

00:19:28The shadows aren't as sharp.

00:19:33the air not as heavy it almost feels like a normal house this place has so

00:19:49much history generations have lived here each leaving their mark this place the

00:20:01Ashcrofts built it Eleanor loved it and my aunt she took care of it at least until she didn't

00:20:15she always talked about how peaceful it was here how the house felt alive at the time I thought

00:20:27she just meant it had character but now now I'm starting to wonder if she meant something else

00:20:37it's strange walking through these rooms I feel like I know this house like I've been here before

00:20:51even though I haven't or have I

00:21:12sometimes I wonder if my memories are playing tricks on me

00:21:16or maybe it's just a stress grief does that doesn't it warps things make you question what's real

00:21:46sometimes I think about that

00:22:10how easy it will be to get lost in your own head in a place like this

00:22:26to mistake your own thoughts for something outside yourself

00:22:31and I wonder if that's what happened to her

00:22:42could it happen to me

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00:23:26It feels good to be outside again, to laugh, to breathe without looking over my shoulder.

00:23:42For the first time since I came here, I feel normal.

00:23:50Maybe it's time to stop searching for something that isn't there.

00:23:55Maybe I should let this house be what it is.

00:24:02Just a house.

00:24:05And maybe I should let myself move on too.

00:24:09I've spent so much time looking for answers.

00:24:14So sure there was something dark waiting for me.

00:24:18But maybe, just maybe, I've been wrong this whole time.

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