
People have expressed their horror after a TikTok user found a secret apartment on the other side of her bathroom mirror.
In a four-part video series that was later shared on Twitter, Samantha Hartsoe explains that she felt “cold air blowing on me” after walking into her bathroom in her New York City apartment.
“So I start searching, there’s a vent up there but nothing’s coming out. There’s a little bit of air coming out of this light switch, but there’s not enough air to blow this hard on me.
“So I start feeling, and the air is coming from the mirror,” she says.
LOOK AT WHAT SHE FOUND IN HER NYC APARTMENT https://t.co/gmU3w5jRxU— CheyMillz.NFT (@CheyMillz.NFT) 1614823811
A follow-up post then went on to reveal a hole behind the mirror, leading to a new apartment with rubbish bags and several different rooms.
WHAT THE ENTIRE FUCK https://t.co/J4UdHAWCIz— CheyMillz.NFT (@CheyMillz.NFT) 1614824122
Sharing the series to Twitter, user Chey Millz compared the situation to ‘The Upside Down’ from the hit Netflix show, Stranger Things:
It wasn’t the only comparison made by people online, though, with many referencing the horror film Candyman, in which a spirit with a hook for its right hand can be summoned by saying its name five times in front of a mirror:
Me watching that women climb through her apartment bathroom mirror on Tiktok knowing Candyman is on the other side. https://t.co/dwX1UlvcVJ— Branden Lee (@Branden Lee) 1614854851
@CheyMillz Does this video give anyone else these vibes? https://t.co/y2rpk8zwsJ— Who's There? A Podcast About Horror Fans (@Who's There? A Podcast About Horror Fans) 1614878294
@CheyMillz @selfiegoddesss Candyman vibes https://t.co/dWnsi8OqpY— jessica (@jessica) 1614829668
With Hartsoe later saying that “I have to go in” and investigate, others soon raised eyebrows at her unexpected enthusiasm:
@CheyMillz “I have to go in” Aha... I think this is one of those cultural differences.— Luis Medina (@Luis Medina) 1614840598
@CheyMillz “I have to go in.” Girl, If you don’t gorilla glue that shit shut and go to bed. Talkin bout “are you go… https://t.co/6GWu2DbZVL— Deauxpe. (@Deauxpe.) 1614837878
@CheyMillz She had no reason to go in... Has she ever seen a horror movie???? I WAS SWEATING JUST WATCHING THIS https://t.co/hzvIFodo1s— Amal (@Amal) 1614877141
She eventually decides to venture through the hole much to her flatmate’s worry to investigate the hidden apartment. Thankfully there is nothing too scary in the clips but it is super creepy.
In the final video, Hartsoe places the mirror back over the hole before adding: “My landlord’s getting a really fun phone call tomorrow!”
THE FINALE: https://t.co/CVXZbAMZjp— CheyMillz.NFT (@CheyMillz.NFT) 1614867955
It isn’t the first time a TikTok creator has found a hidden room in their house, with user @unfortunateexistance discovering a secret basement in her building last month.