@grimmlifecollective's travel - locations that Youtube travel vlogger @grimmlifecollective has visited
@grimmlifecollective is a channel that combines many elements of
other successful U.S. travel vlog channels,
with a macabre slant geared towards the goth subculture (or at
least the more "mainstream" parts of it).
Do you
enjoy visiting grave sites, haunts, dark rides at theme parks, places where
famous people died,
filming locations of horror movies, and horror movies in general?
Then this channel is for you. It exploded on the scene, clearly filling
the void for people who wish every day was Halloween.
Some of the locations are well-worn, already covered by many other vloggers (such as
the ubiquitous grave markers/ filming location videos), but the Grimm Life Collective gives
them their unique spin. Michael's narration is great (Jessica is heard less often).
He is
easy to listen to even if you're not into the whole goth thing. Nothing
of this feels brooding and downtrodden; in spite of the subject matter, many
videos are quite upbeat and high energy.
Plus, they succeeded within the span of just a few short months
to build an amazing community. Fans
get together for virtual horror movie nights and the like.
Yes, it's not truly "goth" by many people's standards. It all feels a bit more
outward than inward, with Disney and Universal Studios theme park visits
around Halloween, shopping trips for garish "Made in China" Halloween merchandise,
etc. But that in itself can be interesting - how capitalism has infiltrated
every corner of our society, even groups of people who try to set themselves
apart from the mainstream.
In the end, they are a very cool and likeable couple, putting in the miles
to take their viewers to many different states and explore hundreds of locations.
So check out their channel... you might enjoy it a lot, even if black is not your favorite color!
Some of @grimmlifecollective's videos:
Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries, 5950 Forest Lawn Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90068