The Mandela Catalogue & Analog Horror
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- Опубліковано 26 тра 2024
- Today, as voted on by my Patrons, we're talking about the Mandela Catalogue. Instead of taking a look at the story itself, we're taking a crack at the artistic presentation, and the future of Analog Horror as a genre.
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Opening: (0:00)
Part I Imagery: (2:30)
Part II Themes: (8:23)
Part III Exhibition: (12:04)
Part IIII Analog Horror: (13:30)
End: (16:14) - Ігри
The among us sound effect was so loud I thought my house had been firebombed
Must have been the fastest rollercoaster of emotions in a single instance.
@@ThePasty watched this during my homeroom period and it deadass sent me into fight o flight mode. The only thing that flew was my phone across the old science teacher's room.
Especially with the volume jacked up. My family listens to songs using the TV and the room I'm in makes it bass boosted when the door is opened. I tried to tolerate it by increasing the video to hear better, but nope. The Amongus was what pushed me to close the door.
See it as a pay back for all the loud ass BYES!! at the end of your videos
@@acselacsel LMAOOO DONT 😭😭
i was so tense this entire video expecting some kind of jumpscare and jumped at fucking "among us"
we can never escape it. it’s horrifying
I just got an ad in the middle of the Jumpscare lmfaoooo
I read this just a second before getting jumpscared
👹 A m o u g u s 👹
Forreal! I was driving while listening to this and I jumped so bad at “among us”
1. Genre is created
2. Genre is expanded
3. Genre is oversaturated
4. Genre dies down
5. Genre gets a renaissance spear-headed by one individual
6. Genre doesn't reclaim it's former glory but has a dedicated support group of people who know what's good and unique
Replace "genre" with "anus" and what you wrote will finally start making sense.
@@T1Slam nice joke now go outside 🙏
@@kaninekodiak sorry, bro, but I'm crippled - missing both legs from my time in Afghanistan.
Now, where is my "thank you for your service"?? You won't want me to think you're not appreciating my sacrifice?
@@T1Slam take a walk
@@user-DrKritz115 ONLY SARGE, COLONEL AND MAJOR CAN TELL ME WHAT TO DO, CIVILIAN!!!!
Honestly, no matter how cliche'd or memed or overexposed they get, distorted faces are always going to freak me out or at the very least make me uncomfortable. I mean, I think the actual story and character of Jeff the Killer are complete and utter garbage, but the actual picture STILL gives me shivers every time I see it. I can't even make eye contact with it. So sure, they're cliche, but distorted faces absolutely do still scare me and I'm sure I'm not alone in that. The one that gets to me the worst is the image of the giant shadow with only eyes standing in the corner of a bedroom. That thing still haunts me from time to time, on late nights when I'm by myself in my dorm.
Wow, I feel exactly the same. I feel slightly better I'm not the only one still freaked out at picture of Jeff the Killer...
no i totally get the jeff thing. whenever i see an image of a distorted face i have to sleep with my lamp on for a day or two 🥲 its just such a primal fear that i cant get rid of
Omg yess.....I’m scared completely of distorted faces as it always popped up in my childhood.
Yes, exactly! I think it’s the eyes specifically.
@Dagupan Ghyle no but the jerma face makes me uncomfortable too 💀 i cant look at it directly
Jerma sus face has forever ruined my perspective on scary faces with unnerving smiles
"scary"
True
I know the spooky faces are absolutely overused and cliche but MAN I can't help it, they trip me out hardcore. There are some really incredible pieces in this series and I do think that you're right, the photography really is what adds to the horror. The "tampered corpse" photo is incredible.
Walten Files have by far the most disturbing faces. They are all so melted down and bloody, it gets me for sure
It's incredible how much horror you can wring out of telling the audience something is happening but not letting them see it.
analog horror taps into a childhood terror that we've all felt at one point. even in the protection of my daycare lady's house, playing on her nintnedo SNES, i couldn't help but feel like there was danger every time the nintendo bugged out and i was left in darkness.
I FEEL THIS SO BAD… it’s like the things you find comfort in and should be safe for you aren’t and it makes you feel vulnerable. analog horror taps into that and brings forth that childhood fear. for this purpose i cant watch or even look at anything from the walten files without freaking out
This some fax. Computer glitches terrify me for some reason. If I'm in my room at night by myself and my computer bluescreens it chills me to the core and idk why
The backrooms in one whole sentence lol
Personally I think the Mandela Catalogue should've leaned in more with the Christian cartoons. Not that the PSA format should've been completely abandoned, it just seemed very interesting to have this spin on the analog horror genre. I love the idea of Alternates or just the whole of what is happening in Mandela County to finally be the return of Christ. That these victims are not abandoned by a god who loved them, but being embraced by a god who sees them as just their toys. I think it would be a neat take, especially since most analog horror focuses more on godlessness.
same!! i had wished it would have leaned in more with it too haha
Yeah what I really like about the Mandela Category is that I am on the autism spectrum but when I was a kid I struggled with it a lot. The part with the Christian Cartoon really took me back to like a dark mental place as a kid when all words were just kind of a blur and everything was scary or incomprehensible.
That's an amazing take, I completely agree.
The Mandela Catalogue's main problem is that the series on the whole relies on very shallow,almost lazy creepypasta like 'jumpscare' to terrify people and i doubt that leaning more on Christian Cartoon would've solved anything as long as this fundamental problem was not solved although it would make a unique aesthetic
honestly, that Christian edit terrifies, me, but that's mostly because I'm worried that some well meaning Sunday school teacher will play it unknowingly or some shithead kid will put it on purposely.
I honestly like the spooky faces, the uncanny valley part in your brain signals off. Even if the faces don't do it for you, the idea of a doppelganger is horrifying, sometimes the being copying you can't get it exactly right.
The idea of a doppelganger with a detail or two being 'off' enough to feel uncanny to your brain is creepy to even imagine... I think that's part of what makes the trope of your reflection smiling back at you on its own so unnerving. It looks just like you, but you're not smiling... *shudder*
The Mandela Catalogue was the first thing to really unnerve and scare me in a really long fucking time. I really don't know why it was so different for me comparing other analog horror, but this shit literally kept me up at night, staring at my closet, waiting for something to look back at me.
Dude…literally same… the anxiety i got after was something i havent felt since i was a damn little kid
me too, it kept me up all night, by every time I closed my eyes my brain started to think that there was the intruder o the angel in the corner or centimeters to my face even if i kept telling to myself it's not real
It's way too overtly "hollywood" scary for its own good if you ask me.
For the part at 15:18, where you talk about Squimpus McGrimpus and the Fnaf VHS tapes, Squimpus wasn't the first to start the Fnaf VHS genre.
That was Junior0437, and they started it way back in 2017. But most people tend to falsely believe that Squimpus was the one who started the VHS trend.
That's what I'm saying. Big ups to you for being a real one, we've been here since the start.
I mean, yes. That is true, but it feels more that squimpus kick-started the new movement. I will offer my respects for the first to do it with the FNAF tapes, for a series to be so influential it's understandable to believe that.
i mean squimpus did it best, even if they weren't the first to create it, and it was the catalyst for quite a few of these series.
the distortion of the angel when i saw it for the first time with that music... this series has actually invoked the most fear in me compared to the others i keep up with. i love it so much but i cannot look at the distortion face for very long haha
MC is blowing up on the internet and I love it.
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@@sagedog2305 heh. I giggled
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You should make a video on ALEXKANSAS' Analog Horror series. Although it's not EXACTLY analog horror, it uses creepy imagery very rarely and mainly focuses on it's story rather than horror. I've watched the entire series and it is absolutely amazing. To sum up what it is about in a short manner; Imagine a world where supernatural phenomena is a natural and normal thing. He really knows how to make an analog horror series without using the overused qualities like creepy faces or long dark hallways etc. I really suggest that anyone who sees this to watch it, I promise you WILL enjoy it.
Also the world building is quite bizarre, especially with offshoot episodes like the corner folk saga
petition to replace all creepy faces in these with jerma
the true analog among us experience
Replace all horror related videos with scare Saturday
You may just enjoy Scrimblo Catalogue then (I believe the second one)
"The VHS look is overplayed" is a bit like saying "why does found footage always look like it was filmed with a handheld camera?". That's one of the central conceits of the genre.
It's like saying 'having dialogue in videos is overplayed'.
"Why does every horror movie have spooky lighting when the monster/killer/antagonist is around?"
Thing is, not every 'analog' recorded video looks like a distorted and static inducing TV. Take Into account that there's other aspects that can count as 'analog', such as:
1. Film Grain
2. White Noise
3 Dirty Lense
4. Blurred Sections
There's many other types of old-like editing options that can be used instead of the overly used VHS overlay that everyone uses repeatedly in every video. There are ways to make something look old without making it look like it came straight out of a VHS/Old TV. Maybe make it look like it came out of a film reel, or make it look like an old cartoon. There are more options. The only way I can see this not being true is if the definition of analog is strictly to stuff like: Broadcasts, radio, VHS settings, and other items in that certain time period where it all collects together like that.
I do kind of agree with da boy here.
It kind of is....but with more and more young people who may have never seen or watched a vhs tape, to them it's likely new.
That really says a lot too, coming a lot from someone who made a game inspired by FNAF. He has no right trying to say such things about this particular genre!
Something interesting I noticed that this series manages to do well is have constant suspense and dread.
One trope I see horror doing too much is what I like to call the three-step scare. The first two steps, you show something normal and unsuspecting until the third one has something spooky happen. This series manages to play on that trop where the first two steps are either a little bit scary to becoming something horrifying, or something suspenseful to the scare. Two examples would be thehe three categories of alternates (something unnerving, something evidently disturbing, something that can't even be named), and the build up to the distorted Gabriel (two short sentences to the distortion).
While I for some reason still find the distorted Gabriel to be the scariest image of the series for me (and I'm not even Christian enough to know who he is, lmao), the scariest scene was the cameras. You know something terrifying is going to happen, and there is barely any reassurance or breathing point until you see the open door. While the image is just that, the context is what makes it a lot more unnerving to see. Exhibition is also all just suspense; you have no idea what is going to be seen or if anything will be seen. The slight turn of the light on the door knob made me think for a moment an alternate was moving.
While I still think Local 58 is the best Analog Horror series on UA-cam, Mandela Catalogue is easily the scariest for me.
Lmao, how tf did this get 100+ likes? I guess I'm just an uber genius with big brain juice.
Gabriel Or Jibreel (A.S) Is An Important Angel In The Religions Of Islam And Christianity.
Immediately clicked on the notification as soon as i saw Mandela catalogue and sagan hawkes
Same here, I love it!
I just Sagan Hawkes and was like woots!
im a simple person. i see sagan hawkes, I click
yep!!
I think Mandela Catalog did Spooky Faces well, but the meme-faces pulled me *right* out of it lol. That second “redacted” face where the guys face is just black with offset eyes messed me up for several days after seeing it. But then I saw Obama-face and was like, oh 😂
The "creepy" doppelganger faces are from people that have most likely shot themselves in the face, so the... "thing" that is taking them over is having trouble mimicking the face... So yeah...
Mandela Catalogue is one of the few unfictions I ran into myself without hearing from an analysis channel. Unlike the other 2 I found on my own, Gunslingerpro2009 and Monument Mythos, MC genuinely freaked me out. From episode 1 I was unsettled but couldn't stop watching. Something about it is just... Unnerving in a way I wasn't unnerved since the Walten Files was new and fresh. Kept me up and watching over my shoulder for days, even though I know none of it was real I still felt terror when alone in my shithole apartment
As someone who was born into and still a firm believer in religion, this series unnerves me on a personal level
"Still a firm beliver in religion"
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@@regularname1825 Hey! I uhh…
@@gametron5917 I mean I’m religious and I really like it so eh
@@regularname1825 yeah idk kinda sus
@@wyvern3173 same
The Scrimblo Files
Even the Meme revenge vids he make are top quality
As someone who has been studying angels and theology for a little bit this series has been an interesting trip. Something to note for example is the difference between Samael and Satan (though some sources denote them as the same entity). Samael is an archangel at the service of god who is tasked to tempt and punish humans, he is also known as the serpent who tempted eve in Genesis. Now rather than this being something that is more powerful that god, I feel it's actually god himself carrying this punishment through his servants.
Another thing I wanted to mention is that it is common knowledge that angels are made of fire, and the higher ranking the angel the more they burn (with Seraphim being the highest in ranks besides God himself) so when I saw that flash of light in that church picture I immediately thought it could be an angel. Angels are abstract beings so that explains why there wasn't any noticeable shape.
So yeah, I'm not Christian or catholic but I have always found this fascinating and I hope to see more Angelic lore in the future of this series. I also feel this is why we haven't seen any "Satanic" imagery, because the prince of hell isn't involved.
I don't think you understand the mandela catalogue.
Your interpretation is amazing, the only thing that could kind of take it down is the binary message that """Gabriel""" tells Mary on overthrone, something along the lines of "I´m the true God and I will destroy this delusion, Joseph is next" or something like that
I mean, there’s literally a passage from Dante’s Inferno about the Devil hidden in the captions, and another talking about the Devil disguising himself as an angel. If that ain’t evidence enough, idk what is
The trouble with the internet making independent art so much more accessible and easier to spread, is that now everyone is trying to make their own hot new webseries, but being original and bringing something new and interesting to the table is HARD. It requires more effort and practice than a lot of people are willing to put in. Even the people who are willing to change with the trends and keep their art feeling fresh are going to wind up behind the curve at some point because the internet just changes so damn fast in this era. Things that start out as new and interesting become stale and overplayed in mere weeks, something that used to take years. I'm not saying that not everyone should produce art, because I believe anyone who wants to make art should feel welcome to try and to create what makes them happy. I'm more so just trying to say that people should not go into art expecting to hit it big, because that just doesn't happen to everyone. It simply can't happen to everyone. I think people should make what they want to make, rather than trying to just cash in on the latest new trend and running it into the ground within days. And I'm glad to see that at least this series is willing to grow and change because the creator wants it to, rather than to just stick with the same safe formula that got it noticed in the first place. It feels authentic. And the best kind of art is always the stuff that was made authentically, with a genuine desire to make something good that won't just generate clicks but will stick with the audience.
With so many analog horror series popping up I'm surprised no one has done one set in space or the future. Imagine a horrific retro future analog series set in a space station or someplace. It could also emulate Dead Space or Alien vibes.
See, the faces in the Mandela Catalogue are a specific fear of the Uncanny Valley that I and others find terrifying, while others find it comical. I have NEVER been "scared" by an ARG until this one
if mandela catalogue does one thing right, its fucking tension, the security footages and irl pics do this the best, its very good. makes up for they payoffs being Jerma Sus Amogus Guy Faces
the alternate faces were very good though
[REDACTED] has that "clearly you don't have an air fryer" smirk
Analog Horror is really interesting to me mostly because of how it is presented. While certain series kind of don't really consider the logistics of the origins of their lost footage (in the sense that at times there isn't an explanation as to how and why there is a video of a certain thing happening, and sometimes there are certain aspects that contract the era in time that is being depicted), what keeps me coming back is still how they present what they want to say. The amount of creativity that creators pour into their series is truly inspiring in my opinion.
dude! you gotta get on the monument mythos series, i think you would have a field day with that one considering just how much there is to unpack and how much content has already been released. either way, great video Sagan looking forward to more masterpieces from ya
Monument Mythos is goated. It feels less focused on making you scared but making the alternate setting feel real and alive. So fucking good
true, those videos are great
I would love to hear his thoughts on the great President Dean.
That among us thing ruined me, it was cut off by an ad, so it was a jump scare at first, and after the ad I had to hear an amogus meme
*WHY!!!*
I almost banned that series from my memory after not being able to sleep for a month and there you are in my subscription box... Retraumatizing me.... /j
I feel like the distortion of faces can be really effective when giving people a sense of dread or eeriness. Taking something you know and see every day and warping it to a point where it’s just familiar enough is what makes a lot of people unsettled. Even though I don’t find Slender Man scary, it’s hard to say that there isn’t something uncanny when your brain doesn’t see something that should look one way but isn’t. That being said, it can be over done to a point where it’s just kinda goofy looking, but it’s kind of a staple in analog horror that just needs to be done slightly differently to give people that dreadful feeling again. Maybe a different set up or pay off could breathe some new life into it.
I really don‘t see how analog horror is oversaturated. From it‘s birth with local 58 it has so much potential still and is incredibly new. Every analog horror series so far is very good and all has something of it’s own. All I see is that it might be starting to gain it‘s own tropes however this is no sign of it being oversaturated. Also it has nothing to do with unfiction or args and I don‘t see how diminish could be a good inspiration for analog horror. It is much closer to petscop.
Distored faces in my experience are always used effectively cause the channels I watched always use them with a purpose, Martin Walls uses distorted faces to show gruesomeness. Mandela Catalog uses distorted faces well, it plays into the story of demons trying to look human but are imperfect. Or they are mocking us, this is the most interesting way that demons are portrayed, this series deserves this praise.
I think that analog horror is probably going to top off with Mandela catalogue, unless some people have something cool and innovative in the works, the whole genre is entering into the “deconstruction/meme/satire” phase that all cultural things go through and which occur when a medium is dying off.
My favorite analog horror series by far has to be gemini home entertainment. The plot is well developed, each video is diverse enough so it doesn't fall into the same "hehe spooky face scary" trope, the creator made a fucking *VIDEOGAME* to accompany the series and give us a better understanding of the lore, and the fact that the tapes aren't "corrupted" by a secret entity but are completely intentional gives it a little bit of uniqueness that stands out from the others. Instead of being a broadcast being corrupted by a mysterious entity, they are tapes that were *DESIGNED* to be the way they were.
The mandela catalouge reninds me of alexkansas. Both of them deal with supernatural elements, but alexkansas is more SCP-ish.
Edit: I mean cosmic horror, or eldritch horror.
Is Jerma an Alternate now?
what do you mean by "now"?
he's always been the Alternate of TF2 Scout
Always has been, lol.
Im so happy you released a new video, I can't keep watching your fnaf revisited videos over and over again
I SWEAR that when Cesar’s face dissapears, and only those two white eyes in the dark are left, I swear they look just like the jeff the killer image. Those weird circular eyes looked super familiar 😭
This video is FANTASTIC. The analaogue horror chapter captured my thoughts on the state of the Genre so well. Amazing work dude
OMG Yess!! I have been waiting for this type of video for a bit! Thank you Mr. Hawkes!
the fact that authorities are trained to leave you behind in part for their own safety ties in perfectly with the motif that the Alternates makes us mistrust everybody and that leaves us REALLY ALONE against this things. Effectively us vs that fake ourselves
6:44 that actually fucking scared me there
I've been waiting for this video for some time, glad it finally got released!
I recommend watching Monument Mythos. It is another analog horror, this time it's COMPLETELY different from the formula itself
10:20 ; you scared the shit out of me dude, I had this on full volume on my phone at 10am - I was not prepared
You are going to spook Wendigoon with that edit of his face
I think the latest video keeps up the trajectory from Exhibition, and I think you hit the nail on the head that it's the use of more live-action footage that makes the series feel like a higher production quality than others
Every video just gets better and better. You're awesome dude
I'm glad that this channel is getting more attention. I saw wendigoon's video on it and it was very very good, definitely recommend.
Hey sagan big fan of yours. I have been watching for two years and I've been wondering why haven't you reached 1 million subs yet? Your seriously criminally underrated keep up the good work sagan!
Hell yes was waiting for your review on my latest favorite alalong horror videos
Anyone else notice how he used "Part IIII" rather than "Part IV" lol
I think this Analog Horror is great, though I love The Walten Files a lot more, it feels more terrifying and interesting. I do have a fear of animatronics which plays into the horror, however I think how the horror is presented with its story is eerie and awesome. You gunna cover The Walten Files at some point? Would love to have a video like this for said horror!
Clicking that FNAF Retrospective video and thus finding this channel all those months ago was the best decision I made
I usually sleep to Sagan's videos but I fucking hate this "among us" jumpscare thing
I love this channel so much
volume 2 was extremely well-made. well done alex.
Sagan I would love to see you analyze Teaching Jake about the Camcorder as well as some of bdg's other horror videos!!! Great work as always!!!
no lie the ending of this vid was scarier than most of what ive seen of mandela catalogue. big props sagan
you and wendigoon are top tier horror channels to me
sagan! we need LONGER videos
That’s why I love The Monument Mythos by Alex Kansas. Every video of him is a piece of art. I don’t know if it’s even analog horror, but it’s so interesting and eerie and amazing… And I love President Dean.
I've been waiting for this
Wish there was analog horror that wasn't about otherworldly creatures.
Yeah! Like just some real guy sneaking in to your home. SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME. SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME. SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME. SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME.SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME. SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME.SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME. SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME. SNEAKING INTO YOUR HOME.
the only reason why the "spooky faces in the dark" creep me out is because i hate being stared at. like to a point where a mirror will start to creep me out even though its literally just me
6:19 You're completely right, but also that is my friend Intruder now and I will never b able to see that police sketch and not think, "Ah that's Mr. Intruder."
Oh cool! I should check the Patreon votes more often
gotta love the screen at 2:04 easily the spookiest part
i literally have a comment on intruder alert saying "when the alternate is sus" thank you for bringing this up
With Alex Kinster so active online about mandela academy I hope he's taking these videos in the way they sre intended and learning what makes it good and making it like one of the best analog horror series
You should do a video on the mystery flesh pit national park! I watched Wendigoons video on it and it's a really cool world building universe!
A video from Sagan Hawkes? On my birthday? Best day ever!
Happy birthday animated cowboy!!
@@darkninjafirefox Thanks!
Happy birthday :)
love this video
bro the intruder built like a fucking pizza slice
Well, guess I'm not sleeping tonight.
This was great. I wanna see him do a retrospective on Bendy and The Ink Machine.
Good for Alex for changing the style of the series. These genres are good guidelines, but they shouldn't limit your story nor saturate you and the creative work.
On an unrelated note, that freaking trailer of Scream 2022 was so trash I nearly died.
I honestly look forward to seeing where Mandela catalogue goes from here, it's still got potential
I feel like Angel Hare one upped the Mandela Catalog, and part of it is the horror juxtaposed with the kiddy visuals of an old Baby's First Bible Lessons cartoon.
Honestly, ever since your 2nd Five nights at Freddy's rechrospective I felt the rechrospective video structure from those rechrospectives you put out would work great with the 3 season 2009-14 drama, horror, and thriller web series inspired off the Slender Man creation Marble Hornets. I would love 3 rechrospectives on the 3 seasons of the ARG. Think about it, I recommend watching it if you haven't yet.
check out the monument mythos too! it's a really good series
the reason it's so effective for me is because it takes two of my worst fears and goes crazy with it. That being that these are strange interdimensional beings that can show up basically anywhere and just psychological torture you until you want to die, and intruding into your home. I'm not really scared of ghost or demons or whatever what I am scared of are people because god knows what they'll do to you. Nothing will freak me out more than that fear of one day turning on the lights and just seeing someone there not knowing what they'll do to me. Plus the sounds and other stuff of analog horror is just nah man! No idea why but my brain just gets tingles from the sounds of all of that.
Plus knock on the amogus sus faces all you want something about them creep me out. It's the uncanny valley feel really. Plus, paired with the atmosphere and music just makes it worse. Like, It's a face and you know it's a face but it's just so distorted and weird that it isn't a face? I don't know it's weird. This is the only series in a while that has made me not go to sleep because I fear that when I go to sleep some thing or someone will just be watching me. Also is it just me or is the whole "oversaturation of analog horror" thing kinda odd. I'm the exact opposite where horror in general is over saturated and analog horror is still fairly new? I haven't gotten a good scare from horror movies in a while because after a while they're all just the same. It feels like every month we get a new one and i'm just at the point where I can't tell you the difference between them. Let's be honest here, nothing innovative has happened to the horror movie genre for a long time. The last movie I would say genuinely terrified me was the blair witch (1999)
Speaking about that angel that the series showing, it reminds me of this verse in Galations chapter 1: "7Evidently some people are throwing you into confusion and are trying to pervert the gospel of Christ. 8 But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let them be under God’s curse! "
So it seems that whoever made this knew about that verse. That would be pretty scary wouldn't it? A devine being trying to force you to do something, even they are evil, but they use the guise of a good thing.
And yes I am Jewsih. Praise Jesus our Lord. Thank you for reading. Shalom and amen.
he didn’t
@@majinally3527 do what?
Mom stop screaming, sagan uploaded a new video
Big fan of the genera, tropes and all. It's the same with any horror genera really; after they get oversaturated with a particular "trend" or whatever, people will try and milk that. But then people are introduced to the genera from that and start doing their own thing- sometimes surpassing the thing that inspired them.
Analog horror maybe a little trope-filled right now, but just you wait, I'm sure we'll be having some fresh faces making fresh content...
Then those videos become tropes in of themselves and the cycle continues.
8:24 I misread "themes" as "the memes" and had to take a double take out of shock.
I've been following analog horror since the genre was incepted and I think that the Mandela catalog is the most interesting piece of work so far in the genre
That single frame after “let’s talk about that” had me dying
when will people learn that's not the JERMA FACE
it is though
My man in this video is looking like a fusion of Felix Kraken and Jack Walten
i am not gonna watch this video yet but i want you to know that i got spooked my mandela catalogue like 5 minutes in so its pretty good thumhs up
Your fucking amongus screech actually startled me half to death lmao
genuinely got jumpscared by the amongus sound effect, let me clean my damn dorm in peace 😭
"Part IIII"
I know I'll sound like a douche but it's "IV" not "IIII"
went to the comments to see if anyone else noticed that lmao
We have to see a Wendigoon crossover video. That would be so sick.
Hey man. Its been a bit since I have seen things along the lines of the Creepy Files. I found one that may be interesting to go over though. Its called the Monument Mythos by ALEXKANSAS. I am a bit confused as to what is going on in it but it seems right up the Creepy Files Alley