Finally Redeeming Myself - Fatal Frame
20Ever had a game haunt you for decades? For me, that game was Fatal Frame. As a kid, I couldn’t even watch my brother play it without having nightmares. 20 years later, I finally picked up the controller and finished what my childhood self couldn’t.
In this video, I break down why Fatal Frame’s horror still works today, how its Japanese folklore roots create a unique fear unlike Silent Hill or Resident Evil, and why this cult classic remains terrifying even two decades later.
If you’ve ever been scared to finish a game, or you want to know why Fatal Frame stands out as one of the scariest horror experiences ever made – this one is for you.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:30 Camera Combat
04:33 The Setting
08:33 Japanese Roots
11:25 Bound By Duty
15:01 Outro - Special!
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Music used in video:
All music In-game via Fatal Frame 1 soundtrack
2am-PM - Music by Schaltt and Ludwig
Winter Vivaldi - PM Music - By schaltt and Ludwig
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Fatal Frame STILL Haunts me
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