The Man In My Basement Takes One Step Closer | CreepCast
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What background and hype do the hosts give about ‘The Man in My Basement’ before reading?
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Welcome back to BriefCast! that doesn't feel as satisfying as our normal one does it you're in a good mood today you're just like happy ready to go dude i can take it down if you want no i like i like it i've never seen you optimistic before welcome back to creepcast today we're going to be doing a story called the man the basement takes one step closer every week buckling this is a long one even isaiah was trying to trying to squirm his way out of this one but i said no no no It's just funny.
It's just funny. I'm like, well, I've got like a couple things to record after as long as we're knowledgeable of that. And Hunter's like, cool. So this story is five hours long. Yeah. Sacrifices. And also, let's let's just keep in mind that I've tried to get you to read this for like three months now. And you're always like, no, that's not true. I brought up the man in the basement every time. And you're like, it's kind of a long one. Kind of a long one. I've never said that. Yes, you have. And then when I'm like, oh, you know, I need to be mindful of time today. You're like, remember that long one you mentioned?
No, no, no.
I said, no, no, no.
I've never said that. I always say, let's do the longest way to do. Oh, I don't know. I can't. I can't. Let's do a smaller one. I say, okay. Hey, baby gets what baby wants is what I always say.
Anyone who looks at my YouTube channel knows that the idea of me always wanting to do something shorter is laughable.
You bust your load with all of your other content and then you like to come here and you like to take it easy. You like to do smaller, shorter things. I get it. I feel you.
But today I have a multi-hour podcast. The idea of a multi-hour weekly podcast being a smaller thing is crazy.
smaller thing you know what i luckily guys i wrangled them in we're doing the man in the basement which i will say the banner at the top isaiah says scariest story of 2021 which was a scary year
Yeah, so The Man in My Basement takes one step closer every week, has been recommended to us a ton, and it seems to be a good reason. I've never read it before, but the story's reputation exceeds it. There are... Or succeeds it, whatever the word is. There are... a ton of other stories and like no sleep authors we've talked to who will reference this story or talk about like, oh, well, it's one of the best ones posted. No sleep. As a matter of fact, the author of this story, Marcus Cleaver, in 2024, adapted it into a novel called We Used to Live Here, which to my understanding, the rights to a film adaptation were bought by Netflix. And since Marcus has published another book, i saw a second ago the caretaker so uh this like kicked off uh seems very lucrative writing career for marcus between now having two books and a netflix deal um so like and like hunter said this got the scariest story of 2021 so it is a pretty big deal and i've wanted to read it for a while and it's a long one but i'm excited to start it today
What are we getting your book, dude? When can I expect Isaiah's book? That's what I want to know.
I probably I don't know if I'm going to do a book per se. I am writing stuff right now. And hopefully some there will be some announcements about that sooner than later. Well, all right. There it is. There's your boom.
There's your no, no. I booed you because I was I want the book. You're giving us a little Texas sidestep Susan by being like, well, we got something, but I'm not going to tell you.
I'm being cryptic. This current thing I'm writing was originally a book, but then I liked the format of like a screenplay better for it. But when's this episode going to come out? Is this coming out like next week or like a month from now? I don't know. Okay. Well, if it comes out, cut this, if it's like next week, but if it's like later July, August or whatever, um, I will say that I am currently working on a short film, uh, that may or may not have some interesting people attached. We'll see. Um, who's the interesting people to do what? Who's the interesting people attached?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What background and hype do the hosts give about ‘The Man in My Basement’ before reading?
0:00–49:37
2
How does the narrator discover the coat rack and first encounter the neighborhood warning?
49:37–1:33:51
3
What happens when Brandon investigates the red motorcycle and meets P.T. on the highway?
1:33:51–1:37:21
4
How does the intruder escalate from the basement coat rack to tunnels and a terrifying reenactment?
1:37:21–3:05:23
5
How did Paul's cave fall lead to visions of other people's lives and a near-death ambulance ride?
3:05:23–3:16:44
6
Who is the burned man in Paul's guest room and what happens when Brandon confronts Paul?
3:16:44–4:46:39
7
How does Brandon describe being institutionalized and adjusting in the psych ward?
4:46:39–4:51:00
8
What revelations and loose ends emerge as Brandon returns home and reflects on the intruder?
4:51:00–6:17:38