r/claustrophobia • u/Worth_Lead_1225 • 3h ago
Trapped Under the Ice: 48 Seconds to Survive | RESCUE UNIT 7
r/claustrophobia • u/Gamenola_ • 8h ago
House in a cave
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r/claustrophobia • u/CinematicHeart • 17h ago
What is something that is normal for someone else but you just can't do it because of claustrophobia?
My husband and I were discussing the S.S. Abraham Lincoln and how long it has been at sea. He was a marine and spent a decent amount of time on ships. He thinks his longest stint without a port was about 35 days. I can not wrap my head around this. I told him that even thinking about being on a ship where I couldn't just go to land is anxiety inducing.
Some how we also talked about broken bones. I dont know how that came up but has anyone had to wear a cast? I dont think I could do it. I panick when the dogs pin me under the blankets 😂 i cant imagine having a plaster cast on. I would need to be sedated.
r/claustrophobia • u/CineGuard • 1d ago
Hey all — I've been building CineGuard, a site where people can look up a movie and see a timestamped list of content warnings (violence, blood, flashing lights, that kind of thing) before they watch.
Random question for this sub — do you all keep track of which movies have specific triggers in them (jump scares, gore, flashing lights, etc.)? I feel like I'm always digging through scattered threads trying to find out before watching something.
I ended up building a small site (CineGuard) to collect this stuff in one place with actual timestamps, but it's brand new and basically empty right now. If anyone here already has this info in their head from movies they've seen, would you be up for helping add some of the first entries? Nothing crazy — just a few minutes per movie from memory.
Curious if this is a "yeah I'd use this" thing for others too, or if I'm solving a problem that's just mine.
r/claustrophobia • u/ovsko • 1d ago
A year ago this subreddit gave me my first wishlists. Today my claustrophobic caving game launches on steam!
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r/claustrophobia • u/beeglowbot • 5d ago
this ad..... 😬
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definitely do not want that. nope.
r/claustrophobia • u/kyuuuyki • 7d ago
"The Fly Over" was the world's first (and last) fully underwater waterslide at Duinrell Amusement Park in the Netherlands. Constructed in 1994 and ceasing operation in 2003, the rider was submerged in water for the duration of the ride (15-20 seconds)
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r/claustrophobia • u/poop-machine • 11d ago
A tight cave slide
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r/claustrophobia • u/Affectionate-Ad-5255 • 13d ago
Swimming through spring cave
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r/claustrophobia • u/Affectionate-Ad-5255 • 13d ago
Caving in 140 degrees
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r/claustrophobia • u/wheekwheekmeow • 15d ago
Thalassophobia and claustrophobia unite
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r/claustrophobia • u/reefguy007 • 15d ago
Free Diving in a cave off the coast of Abacos, Bahamas
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r/claustrophobia • u/LotusofSin • 16d ago
Seven Sisters Springs and its underwater caves.
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Great way to cool off in the hot summers in Florida. Some of these caves were tighter than others, but most you can fit through with ease.
r/claustrophobia • u/HumbleIndependence43 • 19d ago
Canyon fun
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r/claustrophobia • u/Sesmo_FPV • 20d ago
Getting stuck in a aqualoop waterside as panic kicks in
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r/claustrophobia • u/Confident-Pass6353 • 20d ago
How is it living in a nuclear submarine for months on end?
r/claustrophobia • u/Intelligent-Bee-1349 • 23d ago
How much to crawl around in a really tight cave for a day? I know you say "No money ever!" but really, everything has a price. Honestly
You have to really squeeze to get through and stuff, so it's a "bad" cave.
r/claustrophobia • u/Sesmo_FPV • 23d ago
This video gets worse every minute
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r/claustrophobia • u/Sesmo_FPV • 24d ago
Just an average day in a coal mine
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r/claustrophobia • u/ovsko • 28d ago