Just stumbled on this in YouTube. Some guy is reviewing the Thrunite TN12 when things started to get weird. I wonder if he’s a member of this forum. 
The video is the size of a postage stamp. I fixed it for you
Haha, yeah. I copied the video URL (right click) and opened in Youtube. Basically it’s click bait (or not?); huge amount of exploration videos do this: “Found corpse in morgue, ghost appeared in abandoned hotel, cries heard in children’s asylum, woman’s weeping heard in abandoned killer’s house, found Imalent light that works… etc.” There is even a video about this video that goes in details about why it’s fake.
I read comments. They’re funny. lol
Finally, an actual review/live demo
Now that was funny! lol!
I love caves I’ll have to check out more of his videos.
Hehe. 
These exploration videos are actually very nice to watch. Good quality 1080p with 60 frames per second recording combined with a stunning environment result in a very eye pleasing experience. And it’s also a world where your flashlight is your best friend.
You don’t like reviews with no beam shots or any live video ? 
I mean not many reviews come with an experience a viewer can join. There are great light reviewers with measurements and specs rated and kudos to those who measure them.
Usually reviews end up like “I brought it to the woods and they’re great” but personally I’ve never got an experience in the suburban areas with lights.
But it is rare that you get to experience what other do with their life with the light you know.
Thrunite TN12 review conclusions:
+ Nice output
- Awesome mode spacing
- Very nice moonlight mode
- Ergonomics, nice knurling
- Momentary on; no parasitic drain
- Price is a bit high
- Slight greenish tint on CW version
- Clip could be a bit stiffer
- This light summons dead people
Like the debunking video says.
Most of his videos are normal, seen most of them.
But then there is these now and then thats creepy.
But as people like “Exploring abandoned Mines” never finds anything and he does aloot of deep mines i would asume the scary ones are fake.
So his flashlight review has over 2 million views. If you are an affiliate seller, that’s a genius idea.
Thanks for fixing the video size. 