Aired (October 29, 2023): Pagtulog nang busog, basa ang buhok o nakatalukbong, dahilan nga ba para bangungutin ang isang tao? Ang ilang paniniwala sa tinatawag na ‘sleep paralysis,’ bibigyang-linaw ng ilang eksperto sa video na ito.
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00:00 [music]
00:06 We are not being fooled by two well-known NCAA Junior Panelists or Sports Commentators.
00:11 [music]
00:11 Because this morning, they will share with us their exciting experiences.
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00:20 When I was a kid, my aunt is from Calamba, my dad's sister.
00:24 So, often during summer, we visit there.
00:28 We stay there for a week until this one experience.
00:32 We heard weird sounds.
00:36 It's like something is disappearing downstairs.
00:38 It continued until we slowly looked downstairs.
00:42 Then we saw my cousin's grandmother lying on her back.
00:49 Then she disappeared.
00:51 The sounds we heard were coming from the grandmother who was on the floor.
00:57 I had to call a priest to bless our grandmother, my aunt's grandmother.
01:02 [music]
01:06 [gasp]
01:09 Will your nights be sweet dreams if you are accompanied by this gigantic woman?
01:14 [music]
01:17 [laughter]
01:19 [music]
01:22 [music]
01:25 [music]
01:29 Batibat is called here in Ilocano folklore.
01:32 It is a gigantic demon that is believed to be the reason why we have a hard time breathing.
01:37 Every time we say, "Ay, babangutin!"
01:39 [music]
01:41 This is also how Bailey feels when he is sleeping.
01:46 [music]
01:49 Does he also experience batibat?
01:52 I think I was in college, so that's about four or five years ago.
01:57 My position was on the side.
02:00 I wasn't lying down facing the ceiling.
02:04 And then I couldn't move or speak.
02:06 But I was aware of everything.
02:08 What I did was I just prayed the rosary in my head, hoping that I could wake up.
02:13 I woke up.
02:14 When it happens to me, all I do is try to calm myself down, try to relax,
02:20 and focus on what I can hear and what I can see.
02:23 This is not a mystery because in science, sleep paralysis is what is called here.
02:28 This is a condition where a person who is sleeping cannot move his or her body.
02:34 And he or she cannot speak even if his or her spirit is awake.
02:38 Four out of ten people experience sleep paralysis.
02:42 Is it true that a person who is sleeping is prone to sleep paralysis?
02:46 Is it true that a person who is sleeping is more prone to sleep paralysis when his or her hair is wet?
02:50 Is it true that a person who is sleeping is more prone to sleep paralysis when his or her hair is wet?
02:54 Sorry not sorry, squad member.
02:57 But all of that is fake news.
02:59 Let's do a fact check.
03:01 According to experts, some of the main causes of sleep paralysis are
03:05 sleep deprivation,
03:08 a bad sleep schedule,
03:10 or mental stress.
03:15 Based on real-life horror experiences of the Bayleys at Chantal,
03:18 they are now ready to face their nightmares.
03:21 We will try that in the new theme park of Paranaque.
03:27 Welcome to Nightmares Manila.
03:30 We have different attractions.
03:33 We have three haunted houses and then we have four escape rooms.
03:36 In the freak show, the freaky clowns are there.
03:39 Those are the ones who will haunt you inside.
03:42 For those who are afraid of ghosts,
03:44 you should be absent this Halloween
03:46 because the clowns are the star of their new horror attraction,
03:49 the freak show.
03:52 The voices should be loud
03:56 and there should be facial expressions.
04:00 And then the movement should be big.
04:05 Aside from the cute look,
04:09 you will be surprised when you hear Yumi's voice.
04:13 Especially when she starts to laugh.
04:16 The guest was so scared that he stepped back and he was afraid to step forward.
04:22 Then he took off his clothes.
04:23 My mouth was punched.
04:25 And the other one was crying as he was not leaving.
04:28 Then he just lay there.
04:30 The other one is,
04:31 "Oh my gosh, the guests are there.
04:33 In the horror house.
04:34 I will confess."
04:36 But why are we afraid even though we know that these are just acting?
04:40 Actually, this is universal.
04:43 One of the things that people like to feel
04:47 is when they are surprised or scared
04:51 because there is something high that they feel,
04:57 especially when it's together.
05:00 They will also show us their horror house animatronics.
05:05 Or the props and set that the machines are preparing.
05:08 I will show you how our animatronics work in Lighthouse Marina.
05:14 This is one of the newest animatronics.
05:19 It has a trigger.
05:21 It has a device that moves the whole animatronics.
05:26 But the most important thing is the trigger.
05:29 That's what the guests will go through to move the animatronics.
05:35 Aside from the automatic trigger sensor,
05:41 there are also human-operated animatronics.
05:43 This is Sully, our scare puppet.
05:53 It has a handle inside so that the actor can move his head and body.
06:01 The extent of his hand can move the puppet.
06:07 Now that we're all set, the real horror begins.
06:12 I'm getting nervous.
06:14 I want to go back out.
06:16 Welcome to the new attraction of Nightmares Manila.
06:22 We're going in.
06:23 This is so scary.
06:25 This is so scary.
06:27 You go first.
06:29 I don't know where to go.
06:31 There's something behind me.
06:33 It's upstairs.
06:34 Hey, wait.
06:38 I might lose my swag here.
06:41 We have a rope here.
06:43 It's going to...
06:45 It's going to...
06:50 I feel like I'm going to get scared here.
06:52 Watch part 2 of the scary experience of Bayliss and Chantal in the next episode
06:59 because they'll try their luck in the horror house.
07:05 I'm scared.
07:07 I'm scared.
07:10 I'm scared.
07:13 I'm scared.
07:15 Watch part 3 of the scary experience of Bayliss and Chantal in the next episode
07:24 Watch part 3 of the scary experience of Bayliss and Chantal in the next episode
07:32 Watch part 3 of the scary experience of Bayliss and Chantal in the next episode
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