Mckamey Manor: Most controversial videos on youtube?

[Roostercogburn]

From the channel trailer: "No quitting, no exceptions." - "No safe words". And a bunch of crying people begging to go home to their loved ones.

This seems to be a rather silly thing to want to be experienced. But if people got money to spend and people are taking money to provide, who am I to judge.

I doubt that's legit. That would make this illegal. Plus, everyone would win cause they technically last the whole time against there will.

Anyone who sees this, believes it, and signs up deserves what they get. It's like volunteering to take part in a real life Texas chainsaw massacre.

[Darkeon]

The only entry fee is dog food. Owner doesn't charge a penny. Literally no reason to do it for either party.

Welp, then I'm at a completely loss of words. lol

Bless their soul!

[Bdatik]

That's why there's 500 waivers and about a dozen different safe words :P

If you look at any of these experiences, the participants are CONTINUALLY asked if they want to say the safe word/quit. And I mean, every time something "new" is about to happen, they are asked, so that's about every 5-15 minutes.

In one of the videos, one of the "actors" laughs and says they are no safe words and if they can't / won't continue, they just drag the person on.

[Belize]

I understand this and support it, but doesn't that kinda cheapen the thrill?

Considering you're LITERALLY being tortured... I don't think it cheapens the thrill more than a CIA agent telling you they stop if you tell them what they want to hear.

[Gorgodeus]

It's hard to glean from his yotube videos, but it does seem like he does legitimately illegal things to these people. I'm not familiar with US legal laws, but I do know that you cannot legally agree to do anything illegal in the UK, for example water boarding is always illegal no matter what the circumstance, is this not true for America?

Signing a waiver in the US does not allow one to break the law.

[Roostercogburn]

Considering you're LITERALLY being tortured... I don't think it cheapens the thrill more than a CIA agent telling you they stop if you tell them what they want to hear.

I was talking about the kidnapping. Not the torture. Having your kidnapper ask you if you want to go on every 5 minutes kinda takes away from the "taken against your will" thing.

[Belize]

I was talking about the kidnapping. Not the torture. Having your kidnapper ask you if you want to go on every 5 minutes kinda takes away from the "taken against your will" thing.

Oh no. Kidnappers don't usually ask you if you wanna stop, only the haunted mansions ^.^

You don't get tortured though when you're kidnapped... afaik...

[dwightyo39]

So for a can of dog food you can experience an eight hour wannabe version of SERE training. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surv...nce_and_Escape

[Fencers]

You don't get tortured though when you're kidnapped... afaik...

It's not uncommon.

[Deleted]

This is retarded. Everyone involved in this needs to be institutionalized.

I'd rather they pay for their own torture than it being subsidised by the state.

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Signing a waiver in the US does not allow one to break the law.

What about kids being sent to brat camps in mexico from the US?

[Total Crica]

america, where its legal to pay someone to torture you, but illegal to pay someone to pleasure you...