Tyler Blanchard tries Jason's sleeping-bag stunt without Jason's strength
His horror-movie experiments draw nearly 700,000 views in twelve hours, while viewers question whether human strength is a fair test.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 1,005,396 views a day, 11 times a normal first day on this channel (90,498).
I Tested Weapons From Horror Movies
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- 0:58A ballistic dummy stands in for the victim as Tyler tests a fluorescent-light scene from Halloween Kills.
- 3:28A warehouse window becomes the setting for a hook stunt from I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer.
- 8:45Tyler and Tylor attempt Jason Voorhees' sleeping-bag stunt with the heavy dummy.
- 13:16An Urban Legend-inspired trunk ambush includes the video's paid PixVerse segment.
- 15:18The trunk setup leaves Tyler stuck; his attempt to get out begins here.
- 18:16A wheelchair-mounted ballistic dummy becomes the target for a spiked-bat test inspired by Captive.
Ronnie, Tyler Blanchard's ballistic dummy, is a difficult stand-in for a horror-movie victim: getting him into a sleeping bag is one thing, swinging him against a tree is another.
Blanchard and Tylor attempt the scene from "Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood" in "I Tested Weapons From Horror Movies." Their practical obstacle is the dummy's weight. The conclusion: this is hardly a one-person job.
Viewers have a qualification to add. Several comments point out that Jason Voorhees isn't working with ordinary human strength, so an experimenter's inability to reproduce his feats may not settle the movie's logic. Another viewer questions the setup of a separate hook-and-window test, noting that the dummy is chained to a pole while Blanchard tries to lift it.
The upload reached about 694,000 views in twelve hours, putting it on course for a first day far above the channel's usual start. It extends an October horror series that has already tackled Final Destination scenes and Saw traps. This installment includes a paid segment for PixVerse.
Not every complication involves a monster. For a scenario inspired by "Urban Legend," Blanchard hides in Manuel Boza's car trunk with a prop knife. Then the back seat won't fold down, and the experiment becomes an escape problem.
"I'm stuck in the trunk," Blanchard says. He eventually has to call Gio for help, a rather less cinematic obstacle than the ones Ronnie faces.
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What viewers say
In general, it seems very difficult to pull a whole body through a window by the jaw with the hook, but it's infinitely more challenging when that body is chained to a pole that is so clearly holding it back
@aj1412See it on YouTube19:01 PEAK MENTIONNED!!! TWD IS AWESOME (on season 8 rn, almost season 9. Read the comics too)
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- Channel
- Tyler Blanchard
- Subscribers
- 5,070,000 ▲ 20,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 26,040,689
- Channel views, pace per day
- 1,639,531 (on a normal day: 3,173,786)
- Video published
- October 24, 2026
- Video views so far
- 693,706 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 1,005,396
The numbers
The horror-movie upload is making a much faster start than Blanchard's usual videos. Its current views cover only the first twelve hours, not a full day.
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Which fictional town is the main setting of Michael Myers' Halloween films?
Michael Myers returns to Haddonfield, Illinois, in the original Halloween and many of its sequels.

