End Times Ambience - Video - TWENTY-THREE SPRINGS: The Jeepers Creepers Broadcast
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Pertwilla, Florida. East Poho County. Cattle country, one high school, and a baseball team that just made the regional semifinal. The whole county turned out. The same week, an old barn burned out past Wheaton Valley. The dead man inside ran a roadside attraction, five dollars a look at something he kept chained in the dark for twenty-three years. No remains were recovered. Neither was the exhibit. Two nights later, two boys drove home from the game of their lives and never made it. Their car sat on the shoulder of East Nine with the doors open and the engine running, and a letterman jacket folded square on the roof that nobody in either family folded. One of their phones was still recording. The county has been here before. Fifty-five. Seventy-eight. Two thousand one. Every time, a report. Every time, an animal named. Nobody fights this thing and wins. You lock your doors, you count your people, and every twenty-three springs, something counts back. The boy on that phone was seventeen, with the best fastball in the county, and he believed to the last recording that he was coming home. His mother wants you to hear him. Twenty-three days. Spring is here. Inspired by the Jeepers Creepers films.0:00 Disclaimer
1:19 Chapter 0: A Good Week For Planting
3:35 The Game
5:19 The Semifinal Fragment
8:14 Chapter 1: The Boys On East Nine
12:19 Poho After Dark
16:28 Graveyard Shift — The Poho County Pattern
25:56 The Truck
27:35 Chapter 2: What The River Gave Back
32:01 Poho After Dark
36:33 The Cleeway Files
39:30 The Bad Night
41:15 Chapter 3: The Search Party
46:27 Poho After Dark
51:06 Police Department Address
54:36 The Car Tape
57:11 Graveyard Shift, The Emergency Episode
1:01:26 Chapter 4: The Checkpoint
1:06:24 Poho After Dark
1:10:20 The Cleeway Files, Final Transmission
1:13:11 Sermon
1:18:56 Testimony
1:22:41 Chapter 5: The Twenty-Third Day
1:28:14 The Fourth Night
1:30:37 The Chief Reads The Closing Report
1:33:23 The Burial
1:37:00 The Quiet Nights
1:41:19 For His Mother
Pertwilla, Florida. East Poho County. Cattle country, one high school, and a baseball team that just made the regional semifinal. The whole county turned out. The same week, an old barn burned out past Wheaton Valley. The dead man inside ran a roadside attraction, five dollars a look at something he kept chained in the dark for twenty-three years. No remains were recovered. Neither was the exhibit. Two nights later, two boys drove home from the game of their lives and never made it. Their car sat on the shoulder of East Nine with the doors open and the engine running, and a letterman jacket folded square on the roof that nobody in either family folded. One of their phones was still recording. The county has been here before. Fifty-five. Seventy-eight. Two thousand one. Every time, a report. Every time, an animal named. Nobody fights this thing and wins. You lock your doors, you count your people, and every twenty-three springs, something counts back. The boy on that phone was seventeen, with the best fastball in the county, and he believed to the last recording that he was coming home. His mother wants you to hear him. Twenty-three days. Spring is here. Inspired by the Jeepers Creepers films.0:00 Disclaimer
1:19 Chapter 0: A Good Week For Planting
3:35 The Game
5:19 The Semifinal Fragment
8:14 Chapter 1: The Boys On East Nine
12:19 Poho After Dark
16:28 Graveyard Shift — The Poho County Pattern
25:56 The Truck
27:35 Chapter 2: What The River Gave Back
32:01 Poho After Dark
36:33 The Cleeway Files
39:30 The Bad Night
41:15 Chapter 3: The Search Party
46:27 Poho After Dark
51:06 Police Department Address
54:36 The Car Tape
57:11 Graveyard Shift, The Emergency Episode
1:01:26 Chapter 4: The Checkpoint
1:06:24 Poho After Dark
1:10:20 The Cleeway Files, Final Transmission
1:13:11 Sermon
1:18:56 Testimony
1:22:41 Chapter 5: The Twenty-Third Day
1:28:14 The Fourth Night
1:30:37 The Chief Reads The Closing Report
1:33:23 The Burial
1:37:00 The Quiet Nights
1:41:19 For His Mother
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