Cabin in the Woods' purge-button clip keeps its pace on day four
A day after its sudden wake-up, the Killer Klown and merman scene is running at nearly half the pace The Midnight Horror Society usually keeps across its whole catalog.
Why this story? The video is running at 59,416 views a day, 24 times its usual pace (2,489).
Killer Klown & Merman Slaughter Scene | The Cabin in the Woods
It did not fade. "Killer Klown & Merman Slaughter Scene | The Cabin in the Woods" came to life on its third day, and on its fourth it kept moving at roughly two dozen times its normal rate. It has now passed 80,000 views.
The Midnight Horror Society is a clips channel built on horror, slasher and thriller scenes. On a usual day its whole library shares a steady stream of views. Right now this one scene is pulling in close to half of that stream by itself.
The clip comes from the film's famous finale. Dana and Marty, played by Kristin Connolly and Fran Kranz, hit the button that frees every monster in the underground facility, and the place turns into what the description calls a gloriously absurd massacre. The Cabin in the Woods came out in 2012, directed by Drew Goddard from a script he wrote with Joss Whedon. Earlier in the film, a technician keeps grumbling that he has never seen the merman, and this is the sequence where it finally shows up.
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- Channel
- The Midnight Horror Society
- Subscribers
- 467,000
- Video published
- September 25, 2026
- Video views so far
- 83,306 (4 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 59,416 (on a normal day: 8,182)
The numbers
The figures show a four-day-old clip holding a pace far above its own normal, a day after it first broke away.


