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Mark's Appalachian Horrors

@markappalachianhorrorsofficial

Language: EnglishCountry: United States2 years old

  • Persona: Mark · Narrator · Senior
  • Appalachian horror
  • Scary stories
  • Folklore
  • Cryptids
  • Bedtime horror
  • Creepy stories
Subscribers
19K
Total views
536K
Videos
31

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Growth

Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days

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Subscribers per UTC day, last 30 days, newest first
Day (UTC)Subscribers
Nov 3, 202619,000
Nov 2, 202618,700
Nov 1, 202618,600
Oct 31, 202618,500

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Analysis

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Persona

Mark

Narrator · Senior · Male · Lamp-lit log cabin room with wood walls

Niche

Long-form Appalachian horror and folklore story compilations

Audience

Fans of long-form scary stories and cryptid folklore, often listening before sleep, mainly English-speaking and US-focused (inferred from titles, keywords such as 'scary stories to sleep to', and the about text).

Avatar
  • Talking head · Talking head
  • An older man with a white beard, glasses, brimmed hat and plaid shirt speaks to camera in a lamp-lit log cabin room, framed chest-up with a microphone in view. The pose and background look the same in every start frame.
Format

A presenter in a cabin introduces a compilation of about five Appalachian horror stories, each built around an old warning rule, then illustrated narration with captions and maps.

Content pillars
  • Cryptid and predator encounters
  • Deer that act wrong
  • Haunted mines and mountains
  • Rangers, deputies and locals telling what they saw
  • Folklore warnings and old rules
Title patterns
  • [Job] FINALLY Reveals What's Hunting [X] in [Place]...
  • Appalachian Mountains New Predator Isn't a Bear — And It Hunts [X]
  • Police Dashcam Filmed Hundreds of Deer [Doing X] in Appalachia...
Thumbnails

Photo-style scenes: night-vision or trail-cam creature shots with a bold white-and-red caption, split creature scenes with a red-framed inset portrait, or a witness beside a red-framed creature inset and a quote caption.

Why it works
  • Heavy output: about 6 uploads a week, 29 videos since 2026-09-28, most about 36–38 minutes
  • 'Isn't a Bear — And It Hunts [X]' titles: 2 of the top 4 videos and 4 of the 10 most viewed
  • Witness-reveal titles (a ranger, cop or elder tells what they saw): 6 of the 10 most viewed, incl. the top one at 98,583 views
  • 18 of 28 stored descriptions promise five stories ('five' or 'four more'); both transcripts open by previewing them

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