Trespassing Through Old Film Sets: Squid Game Island, Mos Espa, a Batman Warehouse, and District 12
Brent Rivera
In this video, a group of YouTubers (Brent, Drew, and Caleb are named on camera) visit four locations they say are former film sets, which they found on Google Maps. At each stop they set themselves a goal, usually to find a prop or costume and pinpoint a spot where a scene was filmed. They then report what they find. The group frames the series as escalating: each location is described as more famous and more dangerous than the last. They repeatedly acknowledge they are not supposed to be at several of these places, and almost every visit ends with them leaving after realizing someone else is there.
Squid Game Island: Getting There and Setting the Rules
The first location is what the group calls "Squid Game Island," an island off the coast of Korea that they say was used in every season of the Netflix series. One of them asks whether going there is dangerous, and another answers that it is probably illegal too. To avoid getting hurt or arrested, they say, they hired a local to take them over on his boat. On the approach they compare the island with footage from the show and agree it looks the same.
Once ashore, they ask the boatman how long they can realistically stay before they need to leave. He estimates about an hour. They worry about how big the island is, then set their goal: find a prop or costume used in the show, and find an actual filming location.
Signs, Cameras, and a Speaker
The first beach is covered in debris. They find scuba tanks and joke that the tanks were used to escape the island. They also find a sign reading "Netflix original series. Authorized personnel only." Even so, they conclude that nothing on that beach is actually a prop from the show.
After crossing to another beach, they find a sign in Korean. One member translates it roughly as saying that trespassers will go to jail, which adds to the pressure to move quickly. They then notice cameras pointed at them, and music from the show starts playing. They describe it as the music that plays before someone gets shot. For a moment they think it is coming from a speaker on the island, but it turns out one of the group was playing it. They still say they now know the island has live surveillance.
A Guard Uniform and the Cliff Scene
They fly a drone over the island, spot some abandoned buildings, and climb a rocky slope to reach them. At the top, they find what they identify as a guard outfit from the show and point to the hood as evidence. The fabric is filthy enough to blacken their hands, and they take that as a sign of how long it has been there.
From that high point, one of them recognizes a stretch of coastline as the setting of what they call the most famous scene in the series: the Front Man shooting his brother. They match the corner of the island to the shot, climb up the cliff, and stand where they believe the character was shot and fell into the water. With a prop and a filming spot found, they say they have met both goals.
The Warehouse That Turned Out to Be Someone's Home
Next they head for the buildings. One member worries that they aren't allowed there and that someone might own the place. Another insists nobody is on the island. Then they notice cars parked outside, a broken window, and an open door, and the place starts to look lived-in.
Inside, they describe a space they think may have stored props. They find tins they identify as the ones used to make the sugar honeycomb candy in the show, and they say they can see crumbs of the candy inside. Their narration calls the warehouse "full of props from Squid Game."
Then they discover the water is running. They take that as proof someone lives there, which would mean they had broken into a person's home. They decide to leave right away and say they "got the hell out of there."
Mos Espa: A Desert Star Wars Town
The second location is Mos Espa, which they describe as the town where Anakin Skywalker was born and raised. They place it "in the middle of Africa," in an isolated desert, and call it the most iconic planet in Star Wars. They also claim that when Disney bought Star Wars in 2012, it made the whole area off limits. One of them says the only thing on their mind is not getting arrested, especially in a foreign country.
They give themselves one hour to find a prop from every Star Wars movie and to locate the house where Anakin lived. Walking the empty streets, they point out that during filming this street was full of aliens and droids. One member says the movie was made about 30 years ago and argues that everything seen on screen had to be physically there because it couldn't be done with CGI. According to the narration, the aliens, droids, and props were real but the houses were fake. They show a building that looks solid outside and then show what it looks like inside.
A Map, a Buried Hilt, and a Call Sheet
With about 45 minutes left, they search house after house. They find what they describe as a map labeled "Star Wars Episode 1: Phantom Menace" showing the town, and they remark that the buildings looked brand new back then. They say the map tells them where each scene was filmed, and they use it to check houses one by one. At one point someone jokes that they are "breaking into Luke Skywalker's house."
Much of the set is half-buried in sand. They point out a window lying on the ground and speculate that props could be underneath them. One member predicts the whole town will be buried within a few years. Since their search isn't turning much up, they start digging. They pull out a rusty object that they ask, and then treat, as a lightsaber hilt, saying it looks like a real prop. One of them comments that nowadays this would be done with CGI, and they pose with it with an effect added in editing.
Encouraged, they keep digging. They find what they describe as a call sheet for the movie dated August 10, 1997, and conclude it has been there for at least 30 years. They also pick through debris they assume is leftover trash from filming. Then they hear someone arrive on a moped. They guess it might be a security guard, leave through the back, and say they don't know who it was.
A Batman Warehouse in California
The third location is a warehouse in California that they say has a Batmobile in its parking lot, visible from outside. The narration says this set is more dangerous, so they will have to sneak in. They walk up to the Batmobile, touch it, and point out where the guns pop out.
Inside, the narration says there is security and "hundreds of cameras," so they have to stay quiet. They describe the building as a big studio full of sets and say it contains more than 100. The first one they see looks like a Japanese sushi restaurant. Caleb immediately makes noise, and the narration admits they are "not off to a good start."
The building's condition confuses them. Some areas have loose pipes, broken glass, and pieces of fallen ceiling. Others hold a director's chair, camera equipment, and lights. One member reasons that if equipment was left behind, the owners probably plan to come back, so the place isn't abandoned and they have, as another puts it, broken in. The narration says half the rooms look brand new and half are destroyed, and that they want to find out what happened. It also states that the warehouse is owned by one of the biggest film studios, which is why they keep finding Batman sets.
The Hospital, the Courtroom, and the Vault
They identify a hallway from a Batman film and work out that the room should be on the right. Inside, they find what they recognize as the set from the scene where a character walks out and blows up the hospital, which they call one of the most iconic scenes in Batman history. They re-enact it with a prop, then put it back, worried about breaking something they think is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Shortly after, one member has a near-fall and says they "almost just died." Then they hear footsteps and say they saw someone, presumably the security they had been warned about. They blame the noise they've been making, and they agree to keep searching quietly.
They pass several sets they can't identify and ask viewers in the comments to name them. Then they reach a courtroom they say is from Batman and mention that Harvey Dent stood there, adding that it looks unchanged. Here they also find a document they read as The Dark Knight script with Christopher Nolan's name on it, and another with Harvey Dent's name written on it. One member points out that none of this explains why the set would be abandoned. The narration says "things were not adding up." The group then briefly argues about whether Batman or Spider-Man is better.
Next they find a vault full of fake bills, gold bars, bullets, and masks. They identify it as the bank from the robbery at the start of The Dark Knight. Someone also wonders whether it's where the Joker turned people against each other. After that comes what the narration calls the most famous scene from a different Batman movie: a jail cell. They describe it as the scene where Lex Luthor was held and Batman shows up. They say the cell looks like it has been there for 20 years and point to what looks like blood on the bed, hoping it was fake.
Sirens and an Exit
Right after the jail set, they hear a siren and run. One member suggests the cameras had been watching them. They say they see a police officer at the front, search for another exit, and leave. Afterward they describe it as "way too close."
District 12: Private Property and a New Film
The last location, which they call the most dangerous so far, is District 12 from The Hunger Games. Signs reading "private property" and "no trespassing" are posted everywhere, plus one saying "filming in progress." One member concludes this means a new film is being made and claims a fifth movie is in production. Two members argue it's a bad idea to go in. The others say they've come too far to turn back, and the group climbs over the gate.
They set two goals: find at least three sets from the films, and confirm whether a new Hunger Games movie is really being shot there. Caleb shouts "I volunteer as tribute," and another member jokes that all of District 12 heard it.
The first house is badly damaged and looks to them as if it was used for filming and never revisited. They also notice concrete mix and doors, and wonder whether the house is being renovated for the new movie. According to their narration, the fake town has more than 50 houses built for the film, and most are falling apart because it has been almost 20 years.
Recreating Scenes: The Walk, the Bread, the Tree
They find a spot they match to a shot of Katniss walking, using the telephone poles and a small hut in the background as reference points, and say they are standing exactly where it was filmed. One member poses as Katniss.
They then identify a building as the bakery. They describe the scene: Peeta came out of the door and threw bread to Katniss, who was by a tree. Inside they find a burnt loaf. They treat it as the actual prop, reasoning that the bread in the scene was also burnt. They then recreate the throw from where Peeta stood and find a tree they say looks exactly like the one in the film, coaching Caleb to make "more of a sad face" for the shot.
Katniss's House and a Script
They then find a house they identify as Katniss Everdeen's. The door is open, and they say the interior matches the film, with furniture still in place. They point out the dining table, the couch, and what they call Katniss's room and bed.
Here they find several copies of a script for what they say is the new film coming to theaters, which they read by title on camera. They say the documents state filming began September 15, 2025, and they treat this as confirmation that the new movie is being shot at this location. One member suggests putting the scripts back. Another wonders aloud whether they'll be arrested for posting the footage. The narration says they found no more clues in the house.
Outside, they come upon a dam they identify as the one Katniss walks across in the film, and they walk across it too. They practice a few bow-and-arrow shots in Katniss's style.
A Lionsgate Van and Another Exit
The video ends with a van parked in front of the bakery, which the group says wasn't there when they passed earlier. They read "Lionsgate" on it and identify Lionsgate as the studio that makes the films. One member asks whether the studio is actually doing something there, another says they heard a door shut, and they notice a door standing open. The video cuts off as they decide to leave, without showing who was there or whether filming was underway at that moment.
Today, we're exploring abandoned movie sets that I found on Google Maps, like this alien planet from Star Wars, an abandoned hospital from Batman, and so much more. Some of these places are illegal to enter, and others are still being filmed at, so make sure you keep watching. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
Starting with the most famous series on Netflix, Squid Game. This show was filmed on an abandoned island off the coast of Korea known as Squid Game Island.
Yeah, dude. I freaking love Squid Game.
Okay, this is what the island looks like in the show. And so we're going to go here.
Wait, guys, isn't this super dangerous? Yeah, and probably illegal.
And to make sure we don't get hurt or arrested, we hired a local to take us there on his boat.
I'm not going to lie, that looks just like it. Wait, is that it, bro? I'm pretty sure that's the island. Let's go.
This island was used in every single season of Squid Game. But since it's illegal to be here, we have to hurry because we do not want to get caught.
Okay, so how much time do we realistically have on this island before we need to leave? Maybe one hour. One hour, friend. Look how big this island is. How are we going to find everything in one hour? I don't know. Time is not on our side.
So, here's our plan. We need to find a prop or costume that was used in the show and an actual film set location. But we had no idea what we were getting ourselves into.
All right, moment of truth. Stepping onto Squid Game Island. Bro, there's no going back now. Wait, Brent, there's a bunch of stuff left here.
Dude, this is probably old props from when they were filming. Bro, what is this? Scuba tanks. Wait, wait. They used the scuba tanks to get off the island, bro. Bro, these are all used and stuff, too.
Wait, Drew, what is that? Guys, look at this. No way. Netflix original series. Authorized personnel only. Shut up. This is sick.
This beach was full of random stuff, but none of it seemed to be props from the show. So, we walked across the island to another beach, and that's when we found this.
Wait, that's in Korean. What does it say? Oh my God. So, it basically says if you trespass, you're going to be in jail. What? Wait, what? We're going to go to jail for this? We got to make it quick.
Hey guys, there's freaking cameras pointed right at us. Oh, speaker. Oh, show the camera. Is that—wait, that's what... That's what they play before someone gets shot. Wait, is that coming from a speaker? No way. I was playing it.
Now that we know that this island has live surveillance, we flew our drone around and found these abandoned buildings. But the only way to get there is by climbing this mountain.
Caleb, what are you doing, bro? I'm actually rock climbing right now. And once we reached the top, we found our first clue.
What is that? What is that? What is that? Look. Do you see it? That's a freaking guard outfit. Wait, what? Bro, this is actually from the guards. Look, it has the hood. Holy, they were wearing this then when they filmed.
Oh my God, dude. Look how dirty it is, dude. This is beat up. Oh, my hands are black. Oh, what? That just shows how long this thing has been here.
And now that we found one prop from the show, we got back to searching the island. But that's when we found the location of the most famous scene in Squid Game.
Wait, guys. Look out there. Doesn't that look like a scene? What scene is that? Is it where the Front Man shot his brother? Oh, we could see the corner of this island. That's probably the corner right here.
You're right, bro. They literally shot that scene right there. We got to find a way up that cliff. Oh my God. Wait. So, this is where they actually filmed that part. This is where he got shot and then fell into the water. This actually feels so crazy to be standing in a spot where they filmed this. I know.
But now that we found a prop from the show and an actual spot they filmed at, let's make our way over to those abandoned buildings.
Are you sure this is a good idea? We're not allowed to be here. And what if that's the owner? Dude, I don't think anyone's on this island. There's freaking cars in front of the house.
Oh, dude, there are cars. And look over there. The window's broken. Is there anyone inside? Oh, this looks like someone lives here. Bro, Brent, the door's left open. Shut up.
Wait a sec. Where are we? This might be the area where they kept all the props for the show. Wait, aren't these the pans that they made the cookie with when they were stirring the sugar, when they were... It might be.
Oh my God. Wait, that's actually what it comes in. Bro, these are the tins. You see crumbs of the cookie. Oh my God.
This warehouse is full of props from Squid Game. But after searching the entire building... Oh, that's actually so scary. We found something that made us realize that we were not alone on this island.
Dude, there's so much random stuff. Guys, the water turns on. Bro, that means someone's living here. That means we broke into some person's house. Okay, we got to go.
If the water works, they're definitely still living here. I need a car. Yeah, we actually should go. The water's a sign. If someone catches us here, we're literally breaking in.
Now that we know this place isn't actually abandoned, we got the hell out of there. And now it's time to move on to the next movie location, Star Wars. But keep in mind, these sets only get more famous and more dangerous. So, make sure you keep watching till the end.
But for now, let's head over to Africa for the most popular movie of all time, Star Wars. This is Mos Espa, the famous town where Anakin Skywalker was born and raised. I'm not going to lie, this is the most iconic planet in Star Wars. And now it lies completely abandoned in the middle of Africa.
This movie set is in the center of an isolated desert. But when Disney bought Star Wars in 2012, they made this entire area off limits.
Honestly, the only thing I'm thinking about right now is not getting arrested, especially in a foreign country.
And to make sure we don't, here's our plan for this movie set. We only have one hour to find a prop from every single Star Wars movie and find the house that Anakin Skywalker lived in.
Oh, look at this. This is freaking Star Wars. Oh my God. Back when they were filming this movie, this street was packed with aliens and droids, and now it's completely empty. Yeah. And dude, this movie was 30 years ago. So everything that you saw in the movie was actually here because they couldn't CGI it. Bro, that's crazy.
Not only were the aliens and droids real, but so were all the props. Oh, look at this. What the—is this? But the houses, on the other hand, were all fake. This is what the building looks like from the outside. And then check this out. This is what the building looks like from the inside.
But since we only have 45 minutes left, we started looking in every single house. And that's when we found our first clue.
Right. What? Look at this. What is that? Oh my God. Wait, is that a map? Come here. Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. That's literally here. What? Look at the buildings back then. They were so new.
Now that we have a map of this city, we know exactly where they filmed each scene. So, we started checking every house one by one.
Yo, we're literally breaking into Luke Skywalker's house right now. Half the set's covered by sand. Look at this. It's a window and it's on the floor, but there could be props under us. We wouldn't even know.
Yeah. And in a few years, this entire city will be buried under sand. And since we weren't having much luck, we started digging in the sand. And that's when we found the coolest prop here.
What do I see? What is that, bro? Is that a lightsaber? Oh my God. Holy. Wait. What the—I don't know. Okay. Wait, wait, wait. This looks like a real prop. It's all rusty and stuff. Look how rusty it is.
Nowadays, they CGI this. Should we try to edit a thing? Yeah. You see it? Oh my God. D, be careful. I feel the force for us. Oh. Oh.
Wait. If we found that under the sand, imagine how many other props and things we can find underneath all of this. So, we got back to searching and found some pretty cool things.
This is an actual call sheet for the movie. August 10th, 1997. This thing has been here for at least 30 years. But after searching the rest of the city, this happened.
Look at—this is all probably trash from when they were filming. Do you see anything? No. What? What? What? I hear something. Who is that? Some guy just pulled up in a moped. Okay. Wait. Do we leave? Wait. That might be a security guy or something. Should we go out the back? Yeah. Go this way. I don't know who the—that was. All right. Let's move on to the next abandoned movie location.
Okay, let's head back to California for this next one. It's an abandoned warehouse with a Batmobile in the parking lot. You could see it. Wait, what? You could freaking see it. Shut up. It's right there. But since each of these movie sets only get more and more dangerous, we're going to have to sneak into this one.
Bro, that's the Batmobile. That's the Batmobile. Why is that just here? There's no way we actually found this Batmobile. Oh my God. This is where the guns pop out right here. This is crazy. I'm touching the Batmobile right now.
Okay, if this is out here, then what do you think is inside there? We got to go. They're asking us to go inside. Oh, there's security in there.
Not only is there security, but there are hundreds of cameras all around this building. So, we have to be extremely careful and extremely quiet.
Wait, so is this just a big studio full of random sets? I guess so, bro. Look at this. Oh, it's a Japanese restaurant. It looks—yeah, it looks like a sushi restaurant. Wait, what? There's no way this isn't abandoned. Look at this. There's random pipes, glass all over the floor. This is part of the ceiling. All right, we just got to be quiet. Caleb, what is wrong with you?
We are not off to a good start, but this warehouse has over 100 sets, so we need to hurry if we don't want to get caught by security.
Be careful. Look at this. This is a director's chair. Wait, what? Bro, this is camera equipment. Oh, yeah. You're right, dude. This is lights and stuff. What? There's actually lights in here.
Wait a sec. So guys, if they left all this stuff here, they're probably planning on coming back here. Yeah, Brent, that means it's not abandoned, which means we broke in.
Half of these rooms are brand new, but the other half are completely destroyed, and the only way to find out what happened here is to keep searching for clues.
Where'd you guys go? But since this warehouse is owned by one of the biggest film studios, we kept finding more sets from Batman movies.
Wait a sec, guys. Is this the hallway? Wait, that's actually the hallway from the movie. That means the room has to be on the right. Wait a second. Low key, this is... Wait, what's in here?
Brent, hold up. Holy. Shut up. There's no way, dude. It's actually—what are we doing? And action. Oh my God.
That's where he walks outside and he blows the whole hospital up. Whoa, that's one of the most iconic scenes in Batman history. Wait, I should probably put this back because I feel like I'm going to break it. Yeah, put it down, bro. It's got hundreds of thousands of dollars. I know.
Now that we've recreated our favorite scene, we got back to exploring. But that's when this happened.
This is it. Is this not what he was saying? Oh my God. Caleb, are you okay? I almost just died. Shut up.
Guys, wait. Do you hear something? I hear footsteps. Dude, I'm not going to hear footsteps. Do you hear that? I actually hear something. He's walking this... Oh my God. I saw him. It was actually him. It was him. He probably heard us because you're being so loud. I'm sorry. I have to be sorry.
Okay, now we know that we're not alone in this warehouse, but we still haven't found out what happened here. So, let's get back to searching, but we have to be quiet. Oh, no. What the?
After that, we found a few more sets from movies and shows that we don't recognize. So, comment down below if you know any of these. This could literally be from any movie. There's no way to tell.
Wait a second. It's a freaking courtroom. Wait, this is in Batman. Also, Harvey Dent was literally standing right here. Wait, this is the same and nothing changed. Bro, what? Look at this. Frank, what? The Dark Knight script. Christopher Nolan. No way. Shut the—must be the freaking school.
But that doesn't explain anything. Why would they just abandon this entire set? Things were not adding up. But after finding a few more clues—it literally says Harvey Dent right here—we got into a little argument.
I can't wrap my head around the fact that they filmed Batman here. That's one of the best superhero movies. Wait, no. Spider-Man is. I'm way on this one. I'm not going to lie. Huh? Dude, Batman's way better. Okay, here we go.
Subscribe for Spider-Man then. And like for Batman. We'll see who gets more. You got to subscribe. Subscribe, guys. Like, like the video. And now that you have, let's get back to searching.
Okay. Actually, what is this? Hold up. Look at this. Wait a sec. Do you think this is where the Joker made everyone turn on each other? Oh, yeah. Bro, what? All the money, dude. Look at all the bills, the gold bars. There's freaking bullets. And these are the masks that they were wearing. Shut up.
100%. This is from the bank scene at the beginning of the movie. When they came in and they robbed the bank. Yes. This vault was from one of the most famous scenes in The Dark Knight Batman movie. But the next set we found was the most famous scene from a different Batman movie.
Shut up. Wait, is this where they filmed the jail scene? Yeah, it was when Lex Luthor was in here and then Batman shows up. Oh, look how dirty this is. This has literally been here for 20 years. Ew, look at the blood on the bed. Ew. What the...
Hopefully that blood was fake. But right after we found that, this happened.
Did you hear that? Wait, is that a siren? Oh, that's actually a siren. Is that the police? Go. Go, go, go, go. What? What? What? What? Oh. Oh, the cameras probably were watching us. Wait. Oh, that's a cop. That's the front. Oh, wait. Wait. Is this the exit? Is he right there? Oh my God. Wait, where do we go now?
All right, guys. Let's move on to the next movie location. Okay, that was way too close.
Okay, now it's time for our most dangerous movie location so far. It's District 12 from The Hunger Games.
Wait, I love that movie. Wait, are we allowed to be here? I mean, I don't know. Oh, yeah. Brent, it says private property everywhere. No trespassing. Oh, great. I think that's a sign not to go.
Wait, but what does that sign say? Filming in progress. It's because they're making a new one. Wait, what? They're making a fifth movie right now. So, this means that they're actually filming inside there right now. I mean, there's only one way to find out, right?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Drew, are we sure this is a good idea? We came all the way here. There's no way we turn back now. Guys, this is not a good idea. My God.
So, we climbed over the gate. And here's our plan for this one. We need to find at least three sets from the movies. And we need to find out if they're actually filming a new Hunger Games movie.
But this is one of the most iconic movies. They have the famous line. Oh, I volunteer as tribute. Caleb.
I think all of District 12 just heard that.
After that, we followed the path all the way until we reached the first house.
Okay. What do you see? What do you see? It's absolutely destroyed. What? It's like they filmed the movie and never came back.
Wait, there's concrete mix and doors. Wait, wait. They might be renewing this house for the new movie.
This fake city has over 50 houses that were built just for this movie. But since it's been almost 20 years, most of them are falling apart.
Dude, how is this house still standing?
But after exploring this whole area, we found one of the most famous locations.
The shot was her just walking like this. Guys, do I look like her? Yo, you look like Katniss Everdeen right now.
These telephone poles are literally right here. And then look at this. You see the little hut right here? Yeah. It's literally right there. This is crazy. We're actually in the exact spot that they filmed the scene.
And that wasn't the only movie scene we found.
Wait, Brent, this looks like the bakery from the movie. Oh my God. Peeta came out of this door and he threw the bread to Katniss, who was by the tree over here.
Are you going to break in? Oh my God. Oh my God. What is that? Oh my God. Wait, Brent, what do you see? That's a movie prop. Wait, this is the bread that Peeta threw. You're right, 'cause it's burnt.
And now that we have the actual prop they used in the movie, we had to recreate this scene.
So Peeta was walking right here. You're in the exact spot he was at right now. Is it right here? Wait, let me see the burnt bread.
Oh my God. So when the bread was being thrown, where was Katniss? She was by a tree. She was by a tree. Was it that tree? Oh my God. Wait, it looks exactly like that tree. Oh my God. Yeah, she was sitting right here, bro.
Then we decided to recreate this angle, too. Make more of a sad face, Caleb. Perfect. Perfect. That's it. That's a shot.
But now that we're done with that, we searched the rest of the town and finally found Katniss's house.
Oh, this is her house. True. This is her house. Who? Katniss Everdeen. I think it actually is.
The door's open, too. Holy sh—. It's the same as the movie. Look at this. It has all the furniture. Oh my God. We're actually inside Katniss Everdeen's house right now.
Wait a sec, dude. This is the dining table. Dude, they had so many scenes right here, too. And then the couch. Is that Katniss's room? Oh my God. It's Katniss's bed. Shut up. I volunteer to take a nap.
There's a freaking script. Shut up. Wait, there's a bunch. Wait, hold on. Sunrise on the Reaping. So, this is the one that's coming out in theaters. Wait, wait, wait, wait. They said they started filming September 15th, 2025. Bro, that is the script to the new one, which confirms that they're filming here.
Well, now that we have proof that they're actually filming another movie in this location, we quickly searched the rest of the house.
Yeah, I feel like we should put those back. Are we going to get arrested for posting this?
But there weren't any more clues in here. So, we made our way back outside.
Guys, where are we going? I have no idea. Yo, Brent. What? This is the dam. Oh, wait. What? This is the dam that she was walking across in the movie. And now we're walking across it.
Well, now that we've searched all of District 12, we practiced a few bow and arrow shots like Katniss, but then this happened.
Oh. Oh, you see that? Is there a person? It was a van. Oh, that was not here when we were— Bro, that's in front of the bakery. We were just there and that wasn't there.
Wait, something gate? Lionsgate. Lionsgate. Lionsgate. Lionsgate Studios. That's who makes the movie. Wait, do you think they're actually something here? I just heard a door shut. I think there's— The door's open. That was not— We should go. We should go. Wait. Go back here.
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