Silent Hill's troubled films carry Super Eyepatch Wolf's pause
Eleven days after it went up, 'The Insane Story of The Silent Hill Movies' has passed 1.2 million views, with no new upload behind it.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The Insane Story of The Silent Hill Movies
On a usual day, Super Eyepatch Wolf's catalog draws close to a hundred thousand views. Right now it is running at about two thirds of that, and with nothing new posted this week, the channel is living on what is already there.
Most of that life comes from one place. "The Insane Story of The Silent Hill Movies" is eleven days old and still bringing in more views each day than every other video on the channel. The Konami horror series has been adapted for the screen twice, with Christophe Gans's 2006 film and the 2012 sequel Silent Hill: Revelation. That is a natural subject for a channel known for long, story-driven deep dives into games, anime and pop culture.
Further back, "The Second Cruelest Video Game" is still moving at a steady walk after nearly six months. "The Complete Implosion of Riverdale," close to two years old, keeps finding viewers too.
Across the gaming commentary channels around him, the whole group was running below its usual pace, Scott The Woz, BeatEmUps and DKOldies.com included. So the slower stretch is a shared one, and Silent Hill is still keeping this corner of it lit.
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The videos drawing views on Super Eyepatch Wolf right now
- Channel
- Super Eyepatch Wolf
- Subscribers
- 1,840,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
The figures for Super Eyepatch Wolf's week are below.
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Which company publishes the Silent Hill video game series?
Silent Hill has been a Konami series since the first game in 1999.



