For me, the video "my house walk-though" is one of the scariest* analog horror videos I've seen. *I say scary because I don't really know what else I would call it. Its really tense and the atmosphere is terrifying, but like, scary doesn't really define it.
It is immensely suspenseful and ddepply unsettling, with a good dash of just honest sadness. Now that I think about it, it reminds me of Skinamarink a good bit.
I think it’s also one of the most realistic in terms of the fact that humanity has changed around it, using some of the less… terrifying entities to our advantage.
Children Under The House is the only horror media I’ve seen to have a happy ending yet still be chillingly scary. It’s my favorite analogue horror as of now. I would also recommend The Grizzco Tapes, it’s surprisingly scary for an analogue horror series taking place within the world of a Nintendo game.
Possibly in Michigan was what lots of people consider the original analog horror short film. It is unironically one of my favorite films of all time, it is royally unsettling and shocking even though it happens during the day time. It is absolutely unsettling and terrifying for if you ever want to do a part 3 of this series
i'm not sure if you've talked about it before but the monument mythos is a really good very unsettling one (although i would say its story aspects are better then its scariness)
I'd definitely recommend The Monument Mythos, it may not be as scary as some of the others but it manages to build a really compelling story through it's 3 seasons
Mandela catalouge and especially vita carnis are both AMAZING. Another one that’s pretty good is White Stag Education, although it is relatively new, so the lore is still being developed.
I have an odd feeling every time when it comes to analog horror. Every time I view anything like this it makes my eyes start to well up, like I want to cry or something. I have no idea why it’s the one main reaction I have it’s just is what it is.
It’s too much to bear sometimes lol. Regardless, great work on these videos, really digs deep into the better side of horror. Also I heard that the identity test is a good one, maybe look into that one for the next installment of your series 👍
urbanspook is the scariest one for me. some of the crimes described in it are not very far off of real life events. also its implied that a pair of 10 year old twins were murdered and the killer used the dead stitched together top half of the boy and bottom half of the girl for sexual purposes which is revolting to think about
@@dmon382 he’s series isn’t that bad, it gets boring since it’s all for shock value but it is scary and sort of realistic so my problem isn’t with the content it’s him selling merch of one of his painting that depicts csa. The fact he used csa in his series isn’t my problem, but the way he made merch using it? Also he was on 4chan before all this, and had a really fucked up youtube channel full of animations that are just so 😭 disgusting
urbanspook is probably the worst in terms of horror tbh. just structured shock value with plot armored-killer, and the creator gives off some extremely bad vibes.
I can confidently say that Gemini home entertainment was the first analog horror series I was able to sit through and fully enjoy without being scared :D (I didn’t watch the whole thing maybe like five or six episodes? But still, it’s one of my favorites, if not the best series)
its not a series but one of my favorite analog horror pieces is "What was the COTN incident?" it's tense and scary with not a lot of answer which i absolutely love
Finally somebody else who talks about no through road! It was one of my first exposures to horror outside of movies and i still think its so fucking good.
People explaining the tapes like this video are the only kind a watch really late at night because I don’t want to deal with images popping into my head at 4 am while I’m trying to sleep
I’d really love to recommend you to Harmony and Horror, it’s probably my favorite narrative for an Analog Horror series. The horror might be kinda cliche but it surely gets better over time. The 3d animation too is amazing as it was made by Battington.
Sounds like the Gemini story draws a lot of inspiration from Junji Ito's "Remina." I recommend giving that a read if you're into that sort of thing! Love the video!
I highly recommend laceys games. they're super well made, and I could piece what was going on fairly well. there's two "games" so far, and you'll definitely get spooked. if you decide to check it out, good luck!
still dont get how ur so small.. love this analog horror stuff. you should make more content about things that people could mistake for being real. W content
Love your format, and your voice! You’re gonna get big quick, I can tell. ☺️ I just watched one yesterday from Vintage Eight, “Children Under the House”. I loved it, highly recommend. I’ve only seen a few installments from them, but it seems Vintage Eight centers around one very unlucky town in Louisiana, more like an anthology than a series.
Aaaand subscribed. Do I often binge random channels late at night? Absolutely. Do I usually forget those channels exist afterward? You betcha. But I do not often feel so compelled to subscribe at the end, as I do now. Phenomenal work good sir
A great story driven and honestly disturbing analog horrors I recommend are The Walten Files and Battington. Battington’s improvement throughout his series is just amazing to watch and the disturbing aspects of it are very interesting and intriguing to see. Some of the tapes have even kept me up at night, that says a lot from someone who hardly gets scared by horror stuff and loves it. Walten Files is just great with its heartbreaking story and even more disturbing visuals. The third episode has an equal combination of amazing, sad story telling and incredibly horrific visuals and sounds that make it hard not to cringe in disgust or fear at it. All in all these are great series I highly recommend. Great video and hope to see more.
Really enjoyed the last video, so I'm happy this one was recommended to me! Local58 is such a classic. It scared the shit out of me when I first found it.
so awesome to see someone diving into the rabbit hole for the first time! absolutely fantastic. a very unique one is petscop if you haven't seen it. it's extremely strange and confusing but it's one i'll never forget from its presentation and concept. hope you continue to enjoy each series as they update, glad to have you aboard the spooky train.
I know you have probably had tons of people tell you to watch this, but the Walter files is to date my favorite analog horror series. It has a brilliant story and the only imagery that still sticks with me after watching, and it does such in an interesting way instead of just saying really f*cked up sh*t for shock value like urbanspook.
It’s really not that good, just FNAF with gore. The creator keeps making these empty promises too. I remember when we were all hyped for TWF4 in fall of 2022…
Oh these are some of the pillars of the whole subgenre at least Gemini and Local 58 they are legendary. Though I've also watched the rest from this list and yeah they're also dope. Man you're cool. I love analog horror fans. Those who ready both for joy and some brain work.)Thank you again for the video. I wish more people would like this precious subgenre. I wonder if you made a video about Skinamarink)
I highly recommend the Somnium Dream Viewer series. I can’t describe it too much without spoilers, but it’s about a device created by a company called Somnium Microtechnologies that allows a person to view printed images of their dreams after waking up. It’s unsettling in some parts, and I really enjoyed watching it.
Vintage Eight has some of the best analogue horror and it doesn't get enough love, definitely creative and I can say that the Tangi Virus video made me cringe. The Oracle was amazing and so is Children Under the House but I love all their work with the same amount of love, I'm pretty sure they are all connected which is amazing!
This is what happens when people start to complain about a thing not being scary like the creators dont have the willpower to do that its the funniest thing to watch their reactions go from "oh its not scary" to "Wtf am i watching this is too morbid and dark i dont like it" 😂😂😂
UrbanSpook's work has easily become my favorite analog horror series. It's just so grounded in something that can actually happen & I think that's what makes it infinitely more terrifying. Also their art is some of the most horrific stuff I've seen in a while 😵 Vita Carnis is also fantastic. Gemini Home Entertainment, Local 58, & The Mandela Catalogue are classicccss. Enjoyed The Smile Tapes too & there's one lesser known one that's in a similar vein to UrbanSpook's work created by Omukade Bozo. Fnaf VHS tapes can also be really fun. Ones I've found myself liking the most are made by Battington!
This is a great channel and I'm glad I found it. I love horror and I love that feeling of being scared. I find it fascinating because, of course, there's no real danger, but our biology convinces us there is.
When I first saw Gemini home entertainment i saw it on TikTok edit and that truamatized me but when I saw the actual video where the TikToker got it I wasn’t scared
also it's not exactly analog horror but more youtube horror... this series called I am Sophie (the channel is called Algorithm i think now) is really creepy for at least the first few episodes, i cant remember exactly what happens in it but at least the beginning is pretty freaking good
in Gemini what i gathered is the greater prairie chicken is referencing how the parasite invades and infects the host to survive and keep warm, and the borrowing owl is in reference to how these creatures make the humans home there nest and take the humans as there hosts
Local 58 was my favorite. it's a shame it seems to not be doing anything for ages. Gemini almost felt like a spiritual successor. Like fans of l58 decided they wanted more, so they made more. It's only second to Local 58 because currently it feels like things are happening, yet nothing is being followed through with. Hopefully that changes in the future but yeah..
Despite the fact that for many (including myself) URBANspook relies too much on just shocking you and the author likely just thinks about how he can raise the bar of describing fucked up shit higher and higher, I gotta admit, nothing else recently made me feel such uneasiness as it did
i’m trying to think of this analog horror. trust me it’ll freak you out. i can’t remember the name but it had the suffix -shire (maybe something like bedfordshire or something) and it had some eerie psa style visual of kids going missing from a playground and it had another installment, also psa style that had a zombie like figure walking across screen out of focus that cuts to footage of news segments about people getting hospitalized by a contagion or something?? i wish i could say more but for the life of me i can’t remember. it didn’t have many views and it was obscure but super unsettling
Im not traumatized, as my dad always said Cant traumatize something thats already traumatized Anyways I love watching these videos while i draw, keep it up man 😊💙
i think what makes analog horror more scary than horror movies for me is it feels real, and they're often presented as being real also saw a ton of hate from wendigoon for urbanspooks series which i didn't really like, the series is decent and is pretty good shock horror and the hate is undeserved
Mandela Catalogue is probably the most well done analog series out there and my personal favourite, but man... Urban Spook... That whole thing just goes way over the line of what horror should be, never did one thing when it comes to horror and stuff hit me as hard as that, its genuinely the most terrifying thing of this type.
My problem with urbanspook is that even though the art and concept are solid, the writing is poor. I also find the people who praise him to be annoying when they proclaim how his series is "real to life" and "can actually happen". Now yes, it is true that real life is poorly written, so it all checks out, but i don't want a horror series that's "real" i want one that is well made. PS. True crime is spookier than urbanspook.
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Loving the videos. I don't know if you're doing it on purpose, but is that you whistling now and then? That shit has me creeps me the hell out when it happens. Lol keep up the great work
I think analog horror works because in the digital age its far easier to fake stuff, almost nothing these days is believable, but old tapes it took so much effort to fake and was still kinda obvious. Lends extra believability.
Highly recommend watching some horror movies using analog horror, the classics are the blair witch project and more recently skinamarink of course, but other great and extremely scary movies are Lake Mungo, The Tunnel and Noroi: The Curse
I have no clue if you still wanna watch stuff, but Dont look up by kickhats and local 58 has to be the one YT video that will still chill me to the bone 5 years later
I recommend bons burgers. It’s heavily inspired by fnaf but it’s filled with incripted messages. Kinda like a puzzle on figuring out what happened to this man’s family.
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Analog horror be like:
*distorted image of a skull. Sound of a man gasping for air. Text saying: “balls obliterated”.*
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i love how in the timestamps he just wrote "hated this one" on the urbanspook timestamp
So true. It is just… disgusting
For me, the video "my house walk-though" is one of the scariest* analog horror videos I've seen.
*I say scary because I don't really know what else I would call it. Its really tense and the atmosphere is terrifying, but like, scary doesn't really define it.
Unnerving maybe?
@@CodeeXD that is a better word, but like there is still a bit more to the feeling
eerie?
creepy
It is immensely suspenseful and ddepply unsettling, with a good dash of just honest sadness.
Now that I think about it, it reminds me of Skinamarink a good bit.
No through road is a certified hood classic
I highly reccomend vita carnis, incredible analog horror and the season 1 finale just released. It’s definatly one of my favourites.
was just about to recommend that one
Agreed
Some of the scariest and well made shit I've ever seen.
Fr bro I swear I keep seeing a mimic out the corner of my eye 💀
I think it’s also one of the most realistic in terms of the fact that humanity has changed around it, using some of the less… terrifying entities to our advantage.
Children Under The House is the only horror media I’ve seen to have a happy ending yet still be chillingly scary. It’s my favorite analogue horror as of now.
I would also recommend The Grizzco Tapes, it’s surprisingly scary for an analogue horror series taking place within the world of a Nintendo game.
Possibly in Michigan was what lots of people consider the original analog horror short film. It is unironically one of my favorite films of all time, it is royally unsettling and shocking even though it happens during the day time. It is absolutely unsettling and terrifying for if you ever want to do a part 3 of this series
It’s nice to note that at 8:30 the skeleton is lying down in the victory position
I honestly love gemini home entertainment and vita carnis because of how fleshed out the creatures are
Quite literally
i'm not sure if you've talked about it before but the monument mythos is a really good very unsettling one (although i would say its story aspects are better then its scariness)
oh i'm losing my mind its in the first 30 seconds of this video
I agree! Wendigoon’s story analysis vids of MM are so good and I could listen to the lore for hours
Kinda sad how everyone forgot about The Sun Vanished, it’s one of the best ARGs in my opinion.
@@Snail4143 The original one on 🐦
I'm always glad to see No Through Road remembered, that is the horror video that genuinely traumatized me when I was younger.
I'd definitely recommend The Monument Mythos, it may not be as scary as some of the others but it manages to build a really compelling story through it's 3 seasons
Mandela catalouge and especially vita carnis are both AMAZING. Another one that’s pretty good is White Stag Education, although it is relatively new, so the lore is still being developed.
I have an odd feeling every time when it comes to analog horror. Every time I view anything like this it makes my eyes start to well up, like I want to cry or something. I have no idea why it’s the one main reaction I have it’s just is what it is.
I feel your pain I'm the same way
It’s too much to bear sometimes lol. Regardless, great work on these videos, really digs deep into the better side of horror. Also I heard that the identity test is a good one, maybe look into that one for the next installment of your series 👍
Sounds like you're allergic to it
@@4Plus419 Mrmc Soapy videos need's a analog horror explained.
urbanspook is the scariest one for me. some of the crimes described in it are not very far off of real life events. also its implied that a pair of 10 year old twins were murdered and the killer used the dead stitched together top half of the boy and bottom half of the girl for sexual purposes which is revolting to think about
It's the other way around, he stitched together the bottom half of the boy and the top half of the girl. Still awful to think about tho.
yea, so sad that the creator is such a wierdo
@@arcademusic2962literally 😭 his merch and tweets disgust me more than his videos
@@Chefsupporterwell thats sucks 😥 What kinda stuff he says? I dont use twitter a lot
@@dmon382 he’s series isn’t that bad, it gets boring since it’s all for shock value but it is scary and sort of realistic so my problem isn’t with the content it’s him selling merch of one of his painting that depicts csa. The fact he used csa in his series isn’t my problem, but the way he made merch using it? Also he was on 4chan before all this, and had a really fucked up youtube channel full of animations that are just so 😭 disgusting
you guys are my fav channel atm, criminally underrated!!
urbanspook is probably the worst in terms of horror tbh. just structured shock value with plot armored-killer, and the creator gives off some extremely bad vibes.
I can confidently say that Gemini home entertainment was the first analog horror series I was able to sit through and fully enjoy without being scared :D (I didn’t watch the whole thing maybe like five or six episodes? But still, it’s one of my favorites, if not the best series)
Analog horror is such an elevation to the horror genre, one which I am SO thankful for. At least the internet did one thing right XD
its not a series but one of my favorite analog horror pieces is "What was the COTN incident?" it's tense and scary with not a lot of answer which i absolutely love
Thanks for checking out the series, I'm glad I could spook you. Keep up the good stuff!
I had trouble editing with those clips but that just shows how effective they were! Had me sleeping with one eye open 😂 I appreciate seeing you here!
I love how you always seem to turn up when people cover your videos
@@elusive-osmium I like to show my appreciation. It still blows my mind that so many people are talking about the series
Finally somebody else who talks about no through road! It was one of my first exposures to horror outside of movies and i still think its so fucking good.
Just two seconds into the video and the disclaimer already makes me shiver
People explaining the tapes like this video are the only kind a watch really late at night because I don’t want to deal with images popping into my head at 4 am while I’m trying to sleep
The first two seconds of the video actually scared me. I was wondering where the sound was coming from 😂
😂😂 me too
I’d really love to recommend you to Harmony and Horror, it’s probably my favorite narrative for an Analog Horror series. The horror might be kinda cliche but it surely gets better over time. The 3d animation too is amazing as it was made by Battington.
I love your series!! As a fan of analog horror myself i get exposed to so many series! Thank you so much,keep up the good work💜
Sounds like the Gemini story draws a lot of inspiration from Junji Ito's "Remina." I recommend giving that a read if you're into that sort of thing! Love the video!
there's definitely enough suggestions from last video alone to make a third one
anyway my condolences to your sleep schedule
also urbanspook is just shit taste in terms of the narrative
I highly recommend laceys games. they're super well made, and I could piece what was going on fairly well. there's two "games" so far, and you'll definitely get spooked. if you decide to check it out, good luck!
I feel like Lacey's Games is more digital horror than analog, I could be wrong though.
still dont get how ur so small.. love this analog horror stuff. you should
make more content about things that people could mistake for being real. W content
Love your format, and your voice! You’re gonna get big quick, I can tell. ☺️
I just watched one yesterday from Vintage Eight, “Children Under the House”. I loved it, highly recommend. I’ve only seen a few installments from them, but it seems Vintage Eight centers around one very unlucky town in Louisiana, more like an anthology than a series.
omg just started watching ur stuff for like 2 hours straight and you just uploaded this..... wicked.
Aaaand subscribed. Do I often binge random channels late at night? Absolutely. Do I usually forget those channels exist afterward? You betcha. But I do not often feel so compelled to subscribe at the end, as I do now. Phenomenal work good sir
A great story driven and honestly disturbing analog horrors I recommend are The Walten Files and Battington. Battington’s improvement throughout his series is just amazing to watch and the disturbing aspects of it are very interesting and intriguing to see. Some of the tapes have even kept me up at night, that says a lot from someone who hardly gets scared by horror stuff and loves it.
Walten Files is just great with its heartbreaking story and even more disturbing visuals. The third episode has an equal combination of amazing, sad story telling and incredibly horrific visuals and sounds that make it hard not to cringe in disgust or fear at it.
All in all these are great series I highly recommend. Great video and hope to see more.
Really enjoyed the last video, so I'm happy this one was recommended to me!
Local58 is such a classic. It scared the shit out of me when I first found it.
so awesome to see someone diving into the rabbit hole for the first time! absolutely fantastic. a very unique one is petscop if you haven't seen it. it's extremely strange and confusing but it's one i'll never forget from its presentation and concept. hope you continue to enjoy each series as they update, glad to have you aboard the spooky train.
also, vita carnis and monument mythos for some more options of analog horror
I second this
My favorite is Monument Mythos. 100% recommend
I know you have probably had tons of people tell you to watch this, but the Walter files is to date my favorite analog horror series. It has a brilliant story and the only imagery that still sticks with me after watching, and it does such in an interesting way instead of just saying really f*cked up sh*t for shock value like urbanspook.
finally someone!
It’s really not that good, just FNAF with gore. The creator keeps making these empty promises too. I remember when we were all hyped for TWF4 in fall of 2022…
Walter files
Waltuh
Put your files away waltuh
waltuh. i don't wanna watch analog horror, waltuh
Oh these are some of the pillars of the whole subgenre at least Gemini and Local 58 they are legendary. Though I've also watched the rest from this list and yeah they're also dope. Man you're cool. I love analog horror fans. Those who ready both for joy and some brain work.)Thank you again for the video. I wish more people would like this precious subgenre. I wonder if you made a video about Skinamarink)
I highly recommend the Somnium Dream Viewer series. I can’t describe it too much without spoilers, but it’s about a device created by a company called Somnium Microtechnologies that allows a person to view printed images of their dreams after waking up.
It’s unsettling in some parts, and I really enjoyed watching it.
Completely unrelated, but I had a dream with a similar plot to that before, and I've never heard of this series. Funny how things work out!
As a Minnesotan I can confirm that those pesky woodcrawlers are everywhere
Oh, so analog horror traumatized you?
Good. That means it's working.
anolog horror is my favorite genre of anything so im watching the whole video. thank you for posting this wonderful video.
Vintage Eight has some of the best analogue horror and it doesn't get enough love, definitely creative and I can say that the Tangi Virus video made me cringe. The Oracle was amazing and so is Children Under the House but I love all their work with the same amount of love, I'm pretty sure they are all connected which is amazing!
no through road is an old classic, loved it
This is what happens when people start to complain about a thing not being scary like the creators dont have the willpower to do that its the funniest thing to watch their reactions go from "oh its not scary" to "Wtf am i watching this is too morbid and dark i dont like it" 😂😂😂
UrbanSpook's work has easily become my favorite analog horror series. It's just so grounded in something that can actually happen & I think that's what makes it infinitely more terrifying. Also their art is some of the most horrific stuff I've seen in a while 😵 Vita Carnis is also fantastic. Gemini Home Entertainment, Local 58, & The Mandela Catalogue are classicccss. Enjoyed The Smile Tapes too & there's one lesser known one that's in a similar vein to UrbanSpook's work created by Omukade Bozo. Fnaf VHS tapes can also be really fun. Ones I've found myself liking the most are made by Battington!
Your videos are awesome dude, I reccomend watching the movie skinamarink, it gives off analog horror vibes but its so good
Everytime I see special creatures in analog horror it keeps reminding me of the game “Home safety hotline”
I'm a new viewer and I love all things horror. Your commentary MADE this video. I love your delivery and quite summarizations. Subbing!
This is a great channel and I'm glad I found it. I love horror and I love that feeling of being scared. I find it fascinating because, of course, there's no real danger, but our biology convinces us there is.
Horror is awesome 👍
The idea of planets being living organisms is terrifying
When I first saw Gemini home entertainment i saw it on TikTok edit and that truamatized me but when I saw the actual video where the TikToker got it I wasn’t scared
Analog horror is an acquired taste, imo. Its really fascinating on what we as humans can come up with, i love this stuff.
the continued use of the Thais Meditation as background music is much appreciated
i really recommend the vintage eight channel, they dont only do analog horror but whrn they do its Very well done
Please make another one of these. One of the best vids I’ve ever watched
just found your channel i like it good job nice work keep it up
Local 58 is my favorite analog horror but I definitely think urbanSPOOK is the scariest one. I’ve lost sleep over it
also it's not exactly analog horror but more youtube horror... this series called I am Sophie (the channel is called Algorithm i think now) is really creepy for at least the first few episodes, i cant remember exactly what happens in it but at least the beginning is pretty freaking good
I've seen so much good horror from these videos that I had missed! Great choices
i love how these are just getting progressively longer as you sink deeper into analogue horror
I remember watching no through road with some friends on a discord call 3ish years ago, good times
in Gemini what i gathered is the greater prairie chicken is referencing how the parasite invades and infects the host to survive and keep warm,
and the borrowing owl is in reference to how these creatures make the humans home there nest and take the humans as there hosts
omg i love woodlands national park, its a park that has a bunch of deadly animals and the people who are running the park are hiding something
One more thing to mention the creator of Gemini Home Entertainment did recently a Slenderman analog horror series called Morley Grove.
Local 58 was my favorite. it's a shame it seems to not be doing anything for ages.
Gemini almost felt like a spiritual successor. Like fans of l58 decided they wanted more, so they made more.
It's only second to Local 58 because currently it feels like things are happening, yet nothing is being followed through with. Hopefully that changes in the future but yeah..
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The kid and the camera
this is a great video, its short and it basically a normal reaction with popular analog horror videos summarize 👍
Despite the fact that for many (including myself) URBANspook relies too much on just shocking you and the author likely just thinks about how he can raise the bar of describing fucked up shit higher and higher, I gotta admit, nothing else recently made me feel such uneasiness as it did
i’m trying to think of this analog horror. trust me it’ll freak you out. i can’t remember the name but it had the suffix -shire (maybe something like bedfordshire or something) and it had some eerie psa style visual of kids going missing from a playground and it had another installment, also psa style that had a zombie like figure walking across screen out of focus that cuts to footage of news segments about people getting hospitalized by a contagion or something?? i wish i could say more but for the life of me i can’t remember. it didn’t have many views and it was obscure but super unsettling
update i found it it’s morthamshire county and it’s definitely an unsettling watch. it’s worth checking out
As a person who lives in minessota i do not want to live here anymore.
Winter of 83 is amazing its contains professional voice actors so the audio can be terrifying i highly recommend it
Im not traumatized, as my dad always said
Cant traumatize something thats already traumatized
Anyways I love watching these videos while i draw, keep it up man 😊💙
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Also recommend the winter of 83! Another good piece of analog horror special
i think what makes analog horror more scary than horror movies for me is it feels real, and they're often presented as being real
also saw a ton of hate from wendigoon for urbanspooks series which i didn't really like, the series is decent and is pretty good shock horror and the hate is undeserved
ok so i was gonna watch this but ik how scary it is bc of the ads THE ADS ARE A CATS BEING CUTE
I'm so glad you don't have any cringe "horror voice" and just talk regularly
Mandela Catalogue is probably the most well done analog series out there and my personal favourite, but man... Urban Spook... That whole thing just goes way over the line of what horror should be, never did one thing when it comes to horror and stuff hit me as hard as that, its genuinely the most terrifying thing of this type.
My problem with urbanspook is that even though the art and concept are solid, the writing is poor. I also find the people who praise him to be annoying when they proclaim how his series is "real to life" and "can actually happen". Now yes, it is true that real life is poorly written, so it all checks out, but i don't want a horror series that's "real" i want one that is well made.
PS. True crime is spookier than urbanspook.
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Bro I live in Minnesota and if I ever see a tree moving unnaturally I'm gonna run as fast as I can in the opposite direction
IDK IF ITS JUST ME BUT THE BIRDS OR WHATEVER IS CHIRPING MAKES ME SO SCARED cus i think im hearing shit that isnt real
Loving the videos. I don't know if you're doing it on purpose, but is that you whistling now and then? That shit has me creeps me the hell out when it happens. Lol keep up the great work
I think analog horror works because in the digital age its far easier to fake stuff, almost nothing these days is believable, but old tapes it took so much effort to fake and was still kinda obvious. Lends extra believability.
My personal fave analog horror is "2h32m" its one of the only ones that spooked me good a few times haha
Highly recommend watching some horror movies using analog horror, the classics are the blair witch project and more recently skinamarink of course, but other great and extremely scary movies are Lake Mungo, The Tunnel and Noroi: The Curse
Gemni home enterainment: haha alien invasion
local 58: Your life is nothing you serve zero purpose
Brrrooooo. Was not expecting to see Urban Spook in here. It’s easily my favourite horror short series on RUclips
I have no clue if you still wanna watch stuff, but Dont look up by kickhats and local 58 has to be the one YT video that will still chill me to the bone 5 years later
As a Minnesotan I can confirm that there are wood crawlers everywhere also try out woodlands National park
Okay, no through road terrified me because it’s set where I’m from, didn’t expect it to appear.
Urbanspook's analog horror is easily the scariest I have ever seen
same, im traumatized from it
I find it unusually hard to find analog horror, all I get are commentaries...
No through road is actually just your average night drive down country lanes
I recommend bons burgers. It’s heavily inspired by fnaf but it’s filled with incripted messages. Kinda like a puzzle on figuring out what happened to this man’s family.