One of the few videos that does "stretched faces" trope very well. I like that there's no loud sounds, just subtle ambiance and very well done live action, and the art is also extremely well made. Not necessarily the scariest, but there was a continuous sense of unease and dread throughout the entire video, Phenomenal work
I like it. I know a lot of people will say it’s “Mandela Catalog copy,” but idc The distortion of the human face is not a design inherent to only Alex Kiester. Anyways You’ve got yourself a very good start, there’s scenes like the shower curtain being pulled that give you a ton of dread. The visual aesthetic is grainy and yucky, which I like. I’d describe this as the beginning to something really amazing Some constructive criticism: - Please avoid the use of jumpscares Let’s say the scene with the shower creeper was done in a different way; the entity very slowly peels the curtain back and lets the viewer get a partial look at the eyes or the face. Just long enough that you’re forced to sit there in absolute terror as this entity does your undoing. - Live action segments were nice, but the sudden cuts to the images of these entities was jarring and felt more like I was looking at a picture of a monster than the monster itself. Again, dread technique could be used again here with the hat wearing fellow; the cameraman spots the entity and jumps back, visibly startled but the entity doesn’t move immediately. Maybe after a few moments it begins walking out of the darkness, potentially revealing a hidden and distorted looking body. Depending on what the origins you have planned for them, I’d suggest either going with the age old “Extended limbs,” method of disfigurement but also consider some alternative options. Imagine if parts of their limbs were like insects or cephalopods? - I’m guessing these are eldritch horrors of some kind like Lovecraft’s monsters, and I feel you could do a lot with the ‘incomprehensible horrors’ approach even if it is analog. Use your imagination for this one. - Play around with the aesthetic, yes it’s grainy and colorless, but imagine bending this in different ways. Like what if there’s a freak out moment and you have some colors present, or heck, a sudden high quality image? It would jump out to viewers and I’d recommend just toying around with various ideas until you find something you believe to be best. I like what you got goin chief, I’d recommend looking at good and bad analog horror stories alike. Good to recognize what you want to do; and bad to see the stuff that you can easily do better on. It’s why artists should watch crappy movies too; you can easily point out “This is garbage! It should be written like this!” Keep it up champ!
Thank you for the great tips, I totally agree with you. Most of the lack of high quality or creative shots are from my lack of equipment or good editing softwares, I've tried my best at starting an Analog horror series by making images and drawings to depict the monsters. I had many imaginations of making better live action scenes with animation but needed equipment as this was all done with my phone. Again thank you so much for the advice!
@@DarkMind1 The creatures and ambient design are definetively a great point of you. Keep using because you can do amazing stuffs, creativity is your best ally than I see!
Hey look it's the Identity nextbot from Nico's Nextbots! Fun fact: He was originally going to be a replacement for Afton due to the crooked amd distorted face.
The one thing this video stands out from the rest is that there isnt even a mockup of normality. Shit starts getting real in the first ten seconds, and it doesnt stop until the end. It feels way longer than five minutes, in a good way, and Im pretty sure you could become physically tired if it was 15+ minutes. Keep up with the dynamic in following videos, it is what makes your videos unique!
The shower one got me. I thought it would turn into a still frame with the face distorted and some creepy sound, but it staying as a video with the blocked out face was a great touch.
This video is amazing, i love the fact there is basically no build-up, just straight uncanny valley and scares, I think this is your best video so far. Amazing
I feel like this is showcasing a portion of what the Mandela catalogue alternates are capable of even when they take flawed assimilations. If Alex ever decides to do a Mandela Catalogue Vol. 1 remake, this is exactly how I imagine it would look like. Honestly I think you and Alex should do a collaboration, this was really good animation.
@Untitled I know and It was kinda disappointing. However, the new video he released called “Mandela Catalyst” is crazy and a step in the right direction in the horror aspect.
@@reclaimeddeadI think he didn't show alternates really at all in Vol. 1 remake to make the reveal of the moving alternate in Vol. 333 as the first time they physically appear.
I keep thinking about how good the "What does his face look like?" moment is. The viewer is shown that their task is to identify uncanny faces, but the next question "What does his face look like?" turns this task on its head. You sit there asking yourself, "What? How am I supposed to know what their face looks like if I've never met them?" But then it presents you with the two choices. You DO know his face looks like. You reach for the less-horrifying face choice, but hesitate because you don't know what the consequence is for choosing wrong. So you select the face on the left, and your fear is confirmed - you knew what he looked like before he turned around.
I have a theory. The humanoid who invade "Basswood County" are came from the woods of the county. That's will explain the strange roots like tentacles of the humanoid creatures.
This video is overall kinda silly, but the actual Identity Test portion of it (0:32 - 1:16) is perfect. Not too over-the-top, nothing egregiously silly, and it puts visuals to a type of horror I've never been able to describe. I still can't describe it, but here it is in video form. Your technological limitations played into it *perfectly*. Oh yeah, and sublime audio in that timeframe, too. It's genuinely iconic, chef kiss.
I LOVE the brief detail at 3:30 pretty much implying the entity knows where you live and can hear you because it's actually watching you in real time, perhaps from a higher plane of reality (this makes more sense with the "I can tell you what your mind cannot comprehend" line and the failure of detective Jeff Alberson in the murder cases) Wonder why it murders people though
I’m new here, but based on recent videos I’ve seen about hypothetical 4th dimensional beings, I wanna guess that it’s not always maliciousness. We’re to them as chalk drawings are to us. Erasing one isn’t murder, because to is it’s not even alive.
@@bergalicious911 Tibees is where I got the comparison from! She explains 4D objects and concepts by giving examples of how we’d seem to a 2D chalk drawing of a stick figure
01:40, the scene was done incredibly well. First of all i want to explain how it succeeds in being scary. In this analog horror series, we have already seen these entities and know how they look like but when you suddenly censor one of them it makes it much more scary for 3 reasons: 1- Our minds try to fill in the gaps while thinking what could be so bad that it is censored since we have already seen what they can look like, i hope you understand like we have already seen these creatures but when you censor it, we try to imagine what it is in light of the fact that we have already seen bad stuff and they weren't censored, we ask ourselves "What makes this so special that it needs to be censored?" 2- The way the entity moves is uncanny, almost cartoonish like the way it holds on to the shower curtain gripping it like it's ready to pop out and once it peeks it's head out even though it is censored we can still see the movement and it kinda bobs his head like a cartoon character peeking behind something. 3- The music is really hopeless and i don't think i need to explain this one. Now let's come to what kinda ruins this perfect scene: It is the 2 choices we are given, the horror is us trying to find out what could be behind the censor and when you put it in front of us, it just ruins the magic.
Sorry I find it pretty corny because it’s obvious just someone recording in a bathroom. Maybe if the hands looked off or it just wasn’t obvious that it was just a side in a shower it could’ve worked
@@bonnieplushtuber5517well the guy's equipment and editing is pretty limited, hes mentioned it in the comments. for what he has he's doing pretty good, and imo the regular human body moving in a way it shouldn't is pretty spooky anyway
I’m really impressed by the nightmarish visuals in this, I definitely will have trouble sleeping for the next couple weeks! 👍 Otherwise, I enjoy the “Mandela-style” while still seeming like its own universe with its own story. Keep up the good work!
I’ve never seen a video that was as bone chilling as this one!! I physically felt shivers down my spine whenever I saw one of those faces. Outstanding job, Dark Mind! 😱
I don’t know what it is about this series but I’m only 3 videos in and I’ve already lost track of the times I’ve audibly said ‘EUGH I DON’T LIKE THAT’ and I don’t do that a lot with analog horror anymore, your art style and ability to create uncanny faces is genuinely so impressive!! The idea of a monster that looks like a human but not enough is definitely a very common one in the community but this is genuinely one of the best examples I think I’ve seen of it
Congratulations! Your video was petrifying enough to make me seek refuge in the comment section! You definitely have Alex Kister's "Mandela Catalogue" on a run for its money! Nicely done! Keep it up!
I watched this around 3am today and yet i busted my ass off laughing on the entire video, i was extremely baked so it was funny to see the faces looked like they got ran over by a steamroller but it’s a good video, I’ll leave a like for it.
This 100% blew my expectations out of the water, awesome work! My only “complaint” I guess was the whisper text to speech voice that was used at like 3:47, that was I think just one too many elements for me, + it seemed like another Mandela thing unfortunately. Don’t worry though because just because the body/face horror was a big part I realized pretty quick with the live action scenes and the callbacks to the recognition test later on (shower scene) that this was really good quality original stuff! :)
These are super good! I've been loving it so far! Between this and Midwest Angelica I've been LOVING the use of like... The Thing style 'Who can be trusted?' stuff
I think you got some good stuff going here, you got a good sense of how to make something tense- I do have a little advice, if you’re wondering for a direction to take- I think a good way to go is to keep using the sketches of the faces. I think it will help you set in a unique sense of direction. I feel like sketches of distorted faces makes it feel more real and less of just someone editing a face on a computer using photoshop. With a sketch it makes it seem like you actually saw it, or perhaps a police sketch. I was initially surprised with how it just hit you with face after face after face, so it gave you a sense of tension right off the bat, so I thought that was good. Overall, I think you got a good starting point, and I can’t wait to see what you have next.
My favorite thing to do is to watch analog horror at full volume outside and see how long it takes my neighbors to notice the weird screams and voices. Life is fun😊
I know I’m a bit late to this, but I really love it, it has a terrifying dreadful feeling, but I just can’t get over the random “ahehæhahah” it’s just so out of place, but that’s ok. I really do love this, and keep it up!
My roommate was asking me a question while I played this and as I turned, a jumpscare occurred and I screamed “FUCK!” And I died laughing because she was like you good? I said that a jumpscare occurred when she was asking me a question
"And if I... *demonic noises..." Me: Well, if you do *THAT,* I'm just gonna have to Fast Track that head canoe application, (*cocks hammer), POST HASTE!!
I hope this isn't trying to be part of the Mandela Catalogue universe, as everyone is comparing it to. This was interesting. I giggled once or twice throughout the video but ultimately this was pretty creepy. The shower curtain scene and the investigation scene, as well as the old man visual at the end were pretty solid. This wasn't all that bad. Gonna check out the rest of the series.
a lot of people always compare every analog horror they see to Mandela catalogue It’s like Mandela is the only exclusive analog horror out there it’s annoying
I love horror absolutely LOVE HORROR I love being scared the thrill of horror movies are amazing but this- I love it and I hate it at the same time it’s given me a panic attack bc I was so scared I love analog horror it unsettles me to a point where I well idk but keep up the good work:)
Overall a really solid analog horror, would love to know the lore behind this and get some sequels. The only thing I’d recommend is to leave more empty space with nothing scary happening in between scary scenes to build tension and ambience. Overall really good though.
People have given enough criticism and tips already, I just want to say how much I liked the scene at 2:47 . It was one of the few jumpscares I've seen in recent times that was done very well. Even though I knew something was coming, I just couldn't avoid focusing on the screen to read the papers on the desk, and when the scare came it was more unexpected than I anticipated, because there was no startling sound or noise, it was just the cameraman turning around randomly to see a disfigured entity (without any jumpscary sudden movements), it truly gave me a surprise the same way you'd be surprised if you were living through that scene, not knowing it's gonna be a horror video later. Well done.
As a few others have said already, this is really just a compilation of stretched faces without any real narrative and without a good eb and flow to it. It's just one scare right after another. To compliment you, however, the shower curtain scene was very good and the effects do look really nice but it's stuff we've seen before. This feels kinda like a rejected Mandela Catalogue episode to be honest. I'm glad you seem to take this criticism (not just mine, but others) in stride however and your most recent episode is much better. Keep at it, man
The distorted faces as still images for a sudden jump scare don't really do it for me but I genuinely like it when you are using them to build suspense like at 1:001:45 and 4:10. The slow build up and seeing these creatures in a video recording format is great.
![Before you sleep - Informational Tape [Analog Horror]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/E2si0HBAtB4/mqdefault.jpg)
3:47
When he said *_AFAFEFEFA_* I really felt that.
Real
So deep and unsettling, truly
3:47 me when i eat my food and it's still very hot
Fr
real
yeah i cant even bring myself to watch this by myself during the day with the sun out
Oh yeah? Then I will [Clarification pending]
Me watching this at night :|
@@PRINCEof_DARKNES_ me too :d
Why tf did i do this at 2am omfg
I’m doing this in class in my free time
1:27 when you stub your toe but it's 3 am and you can't wake up your roommate
0:12 soul:
Why the fuck you got to make it hilarious 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭😭
omfg i love you
when you're done but she keeps on going
@@thesimpnations8283 y'all stop 💀
The “WE CAN HEAR YOU” at the beginning was enough to hook me, there’s potential in this series and I can’t wait to see it
Agree
One of the few videos that does "stretched faces" trope very well. I like that there's no loud sounds, just subtle ambiance and very well done live action, and the art is also extremely well made. Not necessarily the scariest, but there was a continuous sense of unease and dread throughout the entire video, Phenomenal work
the beginning of the video: baby i'm not even here i'm just a hallucination
it's not scary.
for me it still resembles Mandela Catalogue too much but the work on the “scary faces” is indeed incredible
I like it. I know a lot of people will say it’s “Mandela Catalog copy,” but idc
The distortion of the human face is not a design inherent to only Alex Kiester.
Anyways
You’ve got yourself a very good start, there’s scenes like the shower curtain being pulled that give you a ton of dread. The visual aesthetic is grainy and yucky, which I like. I’d describe this as the beginning to something really amazing
Some constructive criticism:
- Please avoid the use of jumpscares
Let’s say the scene with the shower creeper was done in a different way; the entity very slowly peels the curtain back and lets the viewer get a partial look at the eyes or the face. Just long enough that you’re forced to sit there in absolute terror as this entity does your undoing.
- Live action segments were nice, but the sudden cuts to the images of these entities was jarring and felt more like I was looking at a picture of a monster than the monster itself. Again, dread technique could be used again here with the hat wearing fellow; the cameraman spots the entity and jumps back, visibly startled but the entity doesn’t move immediately. Maybe after a few moments it begins walking out of the darkness, potentially revealing a hidden and distorted looking body. Depending on what the origins you have planned for them, I’d suggest either going with the age old “Extended limbs,” method of disfigurement but also consider some alternative options. Imagine if parts of their limbs were like insects or cephalopods?
- I’m guessing these are eldritch horrors of some kind like Lovecraft’s monsters, and I feel you could do a lot with the ‘incomprehensible horrors’ approach even if it is analog. Use your imagination for this one.
- Play around with the aesthetic, yes it’s grainy and colorless, but imagine bending this in different ways. Like what if there’s a freak out moment and you have some colors present, or heck, a sudden high quality image? It would jump out to viewers and I’d recommend just toying around with various ideas until you find something you believe to be best.
I like what you got goin chief, I’d recommend looking at good and bad analog horror stories alike. Good to recognize what you want to do; and bad to see the stuff that you can easily do better on. It’s why artists should watch crappy movies too; you can easily point out “This is garbage! It should be written like this!”
Keep it up champ!
Side note I’m a moron this isn’t a start smfh you have more videos
Thank you for the great tips, I totally agree with you. Most of the lack of high quality or creative shots are from my lack of equipment or good editing softwares, I've tried my best at starting an Analog horror series by making images and drawings to depict the monsters. I had many imaginations of making better live action scenes with animation but needed equipment as this was all done with my phone. Again thank you so much for the advice!
@@DarkMind1 The creatures and ambient design are definetively a great point of you. Keep using because you can do amazing stuffs, creativity is your best ally than I see!
Indeed, there is something much more sinister about this monster than the creatures of Alex Kister.
disagree about the lack of jumpscares. Sometimes you need that jolt paired with the dread you mentioned. It's a breath of fresh air!
0:51 dont ever buy no weed from the gas station
LMAOOO
Hey look it's the Identity nextbot from Nico's Nextbots!
Fun fact: He was originally going to be a replacement for Afton due to the crooked amd distorted face.
alternate
HELP
my mf ass hitting the boof 5g rn:
I don't get scared easily whatsoever, but the combination of music, whispering and the face at 3:47 I genuinely got chills and looked away
Yea what is that song
Why did I hear him say "I'm an enema"
I thinks its mostly because its a jumpscare
So you are easy scare
AFFEFEFEFAA
Whenever I try to pull an all nighter and get tired I just watch these💀
Ah hell nah
good idea omg
The one thing this video stands out from the rest is that there isnt even a mockup of normality. Shit starts getting real in the first ten seconds, and it doesnt stop until the end. It feels way longer than five minutes, in a good way, and Im pretty sure you could become physically tired if it was 15+ minutes. Keep up with the dynamic in following videos, it is what makes your videos unique!
WE AINT SLEEPIN TONIGHT WITH THIS ONE BOYS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The shower one got me. I thought it would turn into a still frame with the face distorted and some creepy sound, but it staying as a video with the blocked out face was a great touch.
This video is amazing, i love the fact there is basically no build-up, just straight uncanny valley and scares, I think this is your best video so far. Amazing
I feel like this is showcasing a portion of what the Mandela catalogue alternates are capable of even when they take flawed assimilations. If Alex ever decides to do a Mandela Catalogue Vol. 1 remake, this is exactly how I imagine it would look like. Honestly I think you and Alex should do a collaboration, this was really good animation.
@Untitled I know and It was kinda disappointing. However, the new video he released called “Mandela Catalyst” is crazy and a step in the right direction in the horror aspect.
@@reclaimeddeadI think he didn't show alternates really at all in Vol. 1 remake to make the reveal of the moving alternate in Vol. 333 as the first time they physically appear.
I keep thinking about how good the "What does his face look like?" moment is.
The viewer is shown that their task is to identify uncanny faces, but the next question "What does his face look like?" turns this task on its head. You sit there asking yourself, "What? How am I supposed to know what their face looks like if I've never met them?"
But then it presents you with the two choices.
You DO know his face looks like.
You reach for the less-horrifying face choice, but hesitate because you don't know what the consequence is for choosing wrong. So you select the face on the left, and your fear is confirmed - you knew what he looked like before he turned around.
I love how you made a horror video that’s meant to scare and terrify people, but ended the video with a short, sweet “Subscribe!”
3:36 still looks more human than mark zuccerberg
The beginning got a laugh out of me lmao
"It is time for you to change back and return to your university."
"And what if I- *SCREEEEE*?"
I have a theory.
The humanoid who invade "Basswood County" are came from the woods of the county. That's will explain the strange roots like tentacles of the humanoid creatures.
Nah there were MULTIPLE
Tree mimicks
i fee like they were warped people that would have been in the identity test, but instead of pictures, they made him go through them
...Deep Root disease?
This video is overall kinda silly, but the actual Identity Test portion of it (0:32 - 1:16) is perfect. Not too over-the-top, nothing egregiously silly, and it puts visuals to a type of horror I've never been able to describe. I still can't describe it, but here it is in video form. Your technological limitations played into it *perfectly*.
Oh yeah, and sublime audio in that timeframe, too. It's genuinely iconic, chef kiss.
where is the audio from?
Imagine hiding in the comments. Couldn’t be me
Real
Its a bit weird, but you're really pretty
@@TurdBoi-tf5lfDo people really try to meet/date on youtube nowadays? Desperation is desperate...
I like how you try to make it realistic by turning it into an uncanny identity test, which is something that could easily exist on tape. Good job!
its unusual for me to be scared of horror anymore but this really got me good job man
The best one yet! I couldn't imagine how you managed some of the scenes; they look hard to pull off.
I LOVE the brief detail at 3:30 pretty much implying the entity knows where you live and can hear you because it's actually watching you in real time, perhaps from a higher plane of reality (this makes more sense with the "I can tell you what your mind cannot comprehend" line and the failure of detective Jeff Alberson in the murder cases)
Wonder why it murders people though
I’m new here, but based on recent videos I’ve seen about hypothetical 4th dimensional beings, I wanna guess that it’s not always maliciousness. We’re to them as chalk drawings are to us. Erasing one isn’t murder, because to is it’s not even alive.
@@DeathnoteBBchalk drawings … man I feel like someone could get creative with that
@@bergalicious911 Tibees is where I got the comparison from! She explains 4D objects and concepts by giving examples of how we’d seem to a 2D chalk drawing of a stick figure
Watching this past midnight on fullscreen with headphones, an open window next to you and being in a dark room hits different
01:40, the scene was done incredibly well. First of all i want to explain how it succeeds in being scary. In this analog horror series, we have already seen these entities and know how they look like but when you suddenly censor one of them it makes it much more scary for 3 reasons:
1- Our minds try to fill in the gaps while thinking what could be so bad that it is censored since we have already seen what they can look like, i hope you understand like we have already seen these creatures but when you censor it, we try to imagine what it is in light of the fact that we have already seen bad stuff and they weren't censored, we ask ourselves "What makes this so special that it needs to be censored?"
2- The way the entity moves is uncanny, almost cartoonish like the way it holds on to the shower curtain gripping it like it's ready to pop out and once it peeks it's head out even though it is censored we can still see the movement and it kinda bobs his head like a cartoon character peeking behind something.
3- The music is really hopeless and i don't think i need to explain this one.
Now let's come to what kinda ruins this perfect scene:
It is the 2 choices we are given, the horror is us trying to find out what could be behind the censor and when you put it in front of us, it just ruins the magic.
Sorry I find it pretty corny because it’s obvious just someone recording in a bathroom. Maybe if the hands looked off or it just wasn’t obvious that it was just a side in a shower it could’ve worked
@@bonnieplushtuber5517well the guy's equipment and editing is pretty limited, hes mentioned it in the comments. for what he has he's doing pretty good, and imo the regular human body moving in a way it shouldn't is pretty spooky anyway
@@waffler-yz3gw I’m just saying this scene was kinda bad it got better later on
3:08 is me when I've ordered takeaway
1:13 that was a nice burp
**foghorn blows fades in**
Excuse me 🥺
0:11 is the calmest noise ever❤
i love horror so much i have dreams of it🥰
and if i ÅÅÅÅÅÅÅÅÅÅÅÅ
Damm this is good!!!
Great to see this series make a return.
Damm
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I’m really impressed by the nightmarish visuals in this, I definitely will have trouble sleeping for the next couple weeks! 👍
Otherwise, I enjoy the “Mandela-style” while still seeming like its own universe with its own story. Keep up the good work!
This is what I've been wanting to see from analog horror, this is amazing, keep up the great work
I’ve never seen a video that was as bone chilling as this one!! I physically felt shivers down my spine whenever I saw one of those faces. Outstanding job, Dark Mind! 😱
1:21 Why is there a rag-and-bones guy wearing Chucky's melted face as a mask? WHY IS HE WEARING CHUCKY'S FACE AS A MASK??
3:45 _whisper pspsps_
At 3:45 he says ahfefahfefah
What makes analog horror scary is, 1. If the scary part comes up, the music stops
2.It just invokes fear, jumpscare or not, the atmosphere is enough
I’m not big into uncanny stuff, like I don’t get freaked out by it as much as most people but this definitely had me feeling creeped out
No the fourth guy looks normal
I agreed. Nothing strange in this guy.
I don’t know what it is about this series but I’m only 3 videos in and I’ve already lost track of the times I’ve audibly said ‘EUGH I DON’T LIKE THAT’ and I don’t do that a lot with analog horror anymore, your art style and ability to create uncanny faces is genuinely so impressive!! The idea of a monster that looks like a human but not enough is definitely a very common one in the community but this is genuinely one of the best examples I think I’ve seen of it
Congratulations! Your video was petrifying enough to make me seek refuge in the comment section! You definitely have Alex Kister's "Mandela Catalogue" on a run for its money! Nicely done! Keep it up!
Amazing job doing this video. The fact that creatures with faces and inhuman characteristics makes the experience better. Keep doing this!
I watched this around 3am today and yet i busted my ass off laughing on the entire video, i was extremely baked so it was funny to see the faces looked like they got ran over by a steamroller but it’s a good video, I’ll leave a like for it.
Love this video! ^^ It does the uncanny faces well, and feels like a genuine VHS. It's incredibly well done.
This 100% blew my expectations out of the water, awesome work! My only “complaint” I guess was the whisper text to speech voice that was used at like 3:47, that was I think just one too many elements for me, + it seemed like another Mandela thing unfortunately. Don’t worry though because just because the body/face horror was a big part I realized pretty quick with the live action scenes and the callbacks to the recognition test later on (shower scene) that this was really good quality original stuff! :)
one of the best analog horror videos i have ever seen good job bro
Bravo. You have somehow made a single episode more scary than the whole mandela catalogue itself.
Yea, mandela is going downhill after getting rid of analog horror form
@Składak Killer 98 yeah, it's reliant on its storytelling now
it fell off man
Nah Mandela catalouge is still the best
@@harvey5770 true, volume 2 is peak analog horror
These are super good! I've been loving it so far! Between this and Midwest Angelica I've been LOVING the use of like... The Thing style 'Who can be trusted?' stuff
this is actually horrifying. that scene with the curtains got me.
This is some good stuff. I just got over thinking one of these demon thingys were in the corner of my room, but this brought it right back
If this guy and Alex collaborate they would make the scariest analog horror known to man.
I'm currently binge watching the whole series, and it's making me realize how dead I am inside. I haven't batted an eye to anything so far.
the scare a 2:42 was actually really scary it looks so real
This is horrifying. I dont even want to watch this.
Fantastic job!!!
1:29
When you’re on the toilet and it come out no matter how hard you push:
THIS ANALOG HORROR HAVE SOOO MUTCH POTENTIAL RELLY WELL MADE
I think you got some good stuff going here, you got a good sense of how to make something tense-
I do have a little advice, if you’re wondering for a direction to take- I think a good way to go is to keep using the sketches of the faces. I think it will help you set in a unique sense of direction. I feel like sketches of distorted faces makes it feel more real and less of just someone editing a face on a computer using photoshop. With a sketch it makes it seem like you actually saw it, or perhaps a police sketch.
I was initially surprised with how it just hit you with face after face after face, so it gave you a sense of tension right off the bat, so I thought that was good.
Overall, I think you got a good starting point, and I can’t wait to see what you have next.
My favorite thing to do is to watch analog horror at full volume outside and see how long it takes my neighbors to notice the weird screams and voices. Life is fun😊
YOOO LETS GO NEW DARK MIND VID!!! Great job with this bro!
You know shits about to get real when you hear music in those found footage clips
Kinda pisses me off that I don't find any of this scary even by myself in the dark man, I miss being scared about stuff like this
just get unpleasantly high
@@iamagooddog21 Thanks for the advice I will now ruin my life with lsd!
@@sodddit8360 no not acid babe
Usually distorted faces never scare me but for some reason, these ones absolutely terrified me-
The sound of a light switch being flicked on occurred exactly as the motion sensor lights in my backyard turned on. That was a bit creepy.
I know I’m a bit late to this, but I really love it, it has a terrifying dreadful feeling, but I just can’t get over the random “ahehæhahah” it’s just so out of place, but that’s ok. I really do love this, and keep it up!
My roommate was asking me a question while I played this and as I turned, a jumpscare occurred and I screamed “FUCK!” And I died laughing because she was like you good? I said that a jumpscare occurred when she was asking me a question
i showed my mom this to prove that analog horror was scary and she said it’s not??? (this is the scariest thing I’ve ever watched)
4:31 me after 1 second no zaza
No zaza 💀🥶💀🥶💀🥶😭🥶💀🥶😭💀💀🥶🥶💀😭💀🥶💀🥶💀🥶😭🥶💀🥶🥶🥵😱🤬😡🥶😭😭🥶🥶🥶💀💀💀😥😥😰😰😨😨😨😰😥😥😓😭😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
1st,
Also very interesting
One of my favorite analog horror videos. All I need now is a new pair of underwear and counseling.
All jokes aside, this is good stuff. Keep it up!
3:00 mark Zuckerberg
Lol, yea💀
"And if I... *demonic noises..."
Me: Well, if you do *THAT,* I'm just gonna have to Fast Track that head canoe application, (*cocks hammer), POST HASTE!!
I hope this isn't trying to be part of the Mandela Catalogue universe, as everyone is comparing it to. This was interesting. I giggled once or twice throughout the video but ultimately this was pretty creepy. The shower curtain scene and the investigation scene, as well as the old man visual at the end were pretty solid. This wasn't all that bad. Gonna check out the rest of the series.
Nothing to do with the Mandela catalogue, I was inspired by it but Basswood County is not related to it, thank you for liking it!
a lot of people always compare every analog horror they see to Mandela catalogue
It’s like Mandela is the only exclusive analog horror out there it’s annoying
This is absolutely one of the best analog horrors ive seen so far
my cats usually watch baby sensory videos but today i wanted to prank them
2:09 instead of the "homework folder", we should label it "visual hazard". Quite a cool band name idea, too.
Yea, seems like analog horror
I love horror absolutely LOVE HORROR I love being scared the thrill of horror movies are amazing but this- I love it and I hate it at the same time it’s given me a panic attack bc I was so scared I love analog horror it unsettles me to a point where I well idk but keep up the good work:)
Anyone know where I can find more music like the piece in this video? Kinda old-timey but weirdly uncanny? It's bizarrely creepy and I kinda love it.
this is legit from everywhere at the end of time
@@Icy1256 Ooh, thank you! I don't suppose you know what the exact track is called? It's been stuck in my head for days.
that was. wow. the shower one got me, i kept covering and uncovering my eyes. i loved this.
3:18 then were i live, huh?
Brasil or Portugal
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*I Will Tell You What Your Mind Cant Comprehend.*
Is such a banger quote
1:03 Where's that creepy ass music from I recognise it
watched this for shits and giggles.
no more giggles, only shits.
"Move if white people will stop watching video essays" 4:12
Overall a really solid analog horror, would love to know the lore behind this and get some sequels. The only thing I’d recommend is to leave more empty space with nothing scary happening in between scary scenes to build tension and ambience. Overall really good though.
0:05 so tru
I think we found out what a realistic Gaster would look like.
Oh my scary
This is way better than Mandela Catalouge
That not scary
0:52 "i love you lacey" looking ahhhh man 😭 🙏🏾
People have given enough criticism and tips already, I just want to say how much I liked the scene at 2:47 .
It was one of the few jumpscares I've seen in recent times that was done very well. Even though I knew something was coming, I just couldn't avoid focusing on the screen to read the papers on the desk, and when the scare came it was more unexpected than I anticipated, because there was no startling sound or noise, it was just the cameraman turning around randomly to see a disfigured entity (without any jumpscary sudden movements), it truly gave me a surprise the same way you'd be surprised if you were living through that scene, not knowing it's gonna be a horror video later.
Well done.
4:30 man said poggers 2:47 is just my mom when I talk back to her. mans was aghast lmao
The urge to download this onto this onto a VCR tape and put it into a goodwill.
good job, had me on edge despite the lack of movement, if someone took this and really animated these super freaks i might of crapoed my pants.
Video: “We can hear you”
Me: * taking a dump * 🤨
As a few others have said already, this is really just a compilation of stretched faces without any real narrative and without a good eb and flow to it. It's just one scare right after another.
To compliment you, however, the shower curtain scene was very good and the effects do look really nice but it's stuff we've seen before. This feels kinda like a rejected Mandela Catalogue episode to be honest. I'm glad you seem to take this criticism (not just mine, but others) in stride however and your most recent episode is much better. Keep at it, man
I like that unlike most analog horrors, we dont wait for the scariness to build up, it starts immediately.
The distorted faces as still images for a sudden jump scare don't really do it for me but I genuinely like it when you are using them to build suspense like at 1:00 1:45 and 4:10. The slow build up and seeing these creatures in a video recording format is great.
I am rating Analog Horror by how scary the videos are.
This is a 7/10
It was pretty creepy but had a lot of potential for jumpscares.