ANALOG HORROR SHORT: The Angler's Trap
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- Опубліковано 22 лис 2022
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Writing/Editing ⮞ Birdy Eames - / birdyeames
Music ⮞ "Everything is Through, Dear" from The Walten Files - • Everything is Through,...
"What the Hell is Wrong with You?" from The Walten Files - • What the hell is wrong...
Website ⮞ www.birdyeames.com
Business email ⮞ birdyeames@gmail.com
I am currently available for motion design and video editing work! Please contact me via my twitter or email!
This for a class and it won the audience award at my school's digital media showcase! It was fun to do an homage/parody to series like The Walten Files or Mandela Catalog. This was almost entirely made in After Effects, which was a mistake, but hey I learned a lot. - Розваги
Well this certainly got more traction than I ever expected. I only uploaded this video to UA-cam because someone asked to see it, but I'm very happy that so many others liked it as well!
I've had some people ask if this will become a series and as of now... not sure. I have some ideas for more FEAR PSAs, but it's more of a matter of if I have the time/energy to make it. So hey stay tuned and there may be more nature-related horror in the future.
This is really cool ! I wish you luck on your next works!! :D
Ha, I expect this to blow up soon with thousands and thousands of views! I'm going to share it and point people in your direction for it, because it's awesome.
Now you just have the super easy task of making more!
Do it 3rd reply Ü
Really liked It
Extremely well made!
Instructor: don't go near the trees, they're dangerous
Also Instructor: mark every tree you come across with chalk, that way you'll know if there's danger about
It's more of a "not mimic" notes from Prey. Yes, it's a bit dangerous, but better than nothing
"I am totally not an auditorial and visual hallucination caused by the angler's trap" -instructor (totally not a hallucination caused by the angler's trap
Instructor: Never say your codeword outside your home
Also instructor: Call out your codeword every time you see a friend in the forest
its discuss not say
This has so many flaws in the instructor's safety measures it seems like he is an angler's trap
Using “fauna” instead of “flora” stood out to me, even if it was a mistake. Even if it was intentional, thinking these trees as beings with organs and flesh is pretty damn cool.
It was totally a mistake caused by writing this script at 2AM on a deadline but it's canon now so I'm just gonna roll with it. Whose to say there isn't a lot of viscera in those trees?
@@birdybirp Maybe that is how they grow! The bark of the tree is actually just the bark other trees drop and the inside is all the humans used to grow it's mass! Maybe (if you continued this at all) you could also add a detail where if you see certain moss on a tree that is red, it could be one of those trees or if the tree bleeds- but that might make it too obvious, idk
Maybe red moss or hard red sap could be like dried blood from wounds (like how humans get scabs over wounds), and maybe they have unique vines that are actually veins.
Either way, the concept of living trees is both terrifying and intriguing!
"Good day to be cutting down a tree...wait why is it re-"
Woody hasn't been seen since.
@@CarlosRamirez-ow5do ha, woody
the final step possibly being corrupted due to a hallucination - meaning YOU, the viewer, are in the effective range of an Angler's Trap- is so so clever. fantastic work!!!
I'm so glad that you picked up on that! Thank you so much!
plus even if not intended, the step before that advising you reveal your code words by calling and confirming them casually throughout the day seems like part of the hallucination and trick!
i expected the call step to be like, "if you see or hear a loved one calling for help or danger, ask for the code word. call authorities and leave immediately if they don't know it."
but just yelling and confirming your codes when you see any companions on the campground who isn't in distress and continuing on your hike is a bad idea, and exactly what the angler tree would want 😳
Woah…. I better be more careful when going to a beach that’s near a forest…
@@KitKat_293 Yeah, the codeword should definitely be a word that others call to confirm that they are real, not one that you make up for others to call out for you.
And it shouldn't be a casual step, it should be something where upon using a codeword, you create a new one, and rarely reuse the same word. If you need to, make a literal passcode.
The previous step is definitely sus
@@KitKat_293 Right before that step, with the remember section, another notable oddity is the usage of meters, in a US informational video.
Now this is the horror i like
No distirurbing imagery
No jumpscares
Just an "oh wow thats scary" at the end
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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No silent screamers either. I hate silent screamers @birdybirp please don’t do any silent screamers.
Shut.
@@LordMoldoma yeah those are horrible
I am the Lorax, I speak for the trees
_you cannot hide forever_
OH MAN I SHOULD HAVE PUT AN EVIL LORAX IN THESE TREES
@@birdybirp Why do you think the Angler's Trap catches humans and takes them to their leafy domes?
@@creppersaurusrex2300 revenge
WAIT, IS THAT WHY EVERYONE CUT DOWN THE TREES?
What if they were all Anglers trap trees
*I'm after your knees*
As a proud resident of Minnesota, the concept of a tree that lures people in and eats them is terrifying given how friendly and congenial most people of our neighborhood is.
Be wary of ambulatory trees, wood crawlers wearing people... and Mike Lindell. Truly y'all got a trifecta of legit horror icons up there
As another resident of Minnesota, if these were real, I think 90% of the people I live by would be dead 💀
Another proud resident Minnesota, if this happens im only going outside in the winter
Yeah, personally I am never going anywhere near any tree ever again. Which is going to be tough because I don't live up in the twin cities like the rest of our people😿
@@honeybelle1203 sameee
2:30
I literally said out loud; "What, are the trees listening to me?"
Yes. Yes they are.
They always are
No, we're not. Relax, speak freely
@@Kyle-vg2io Wait, what?-
@@Kyle-vg2io Those damn trees! They're at it again!
My favorite code word is "help". The trees will never see it coming!
"The Angler's trap isn't like other plants"
Ah... she was never like the other trees
I'm not like OTHER trees. I will literally eat you alive. 🤪😜😝
r/notlikeothertrees
@@janhavinoronha lmao
@@janhavinoronha this subreddit needs to be created lmao
If the tree can subconsciously access my memories and cause me to hallucinate a familiar individual, it sure as hell can know what the code word is
yes I was gonna comment that, if the tree just mimicked people it would be one thing, but if i causes you to hallucinate code words do nothing
I mean if the trees can see/hear you, it stands to reason it notices who people spend a lot of time with. If an anglers trap saw/heard me with my best friend, it would know to imitate said friend.
they apparently are alive as ANIMALS not tree's and are supposedly misidentified. Plants... don't migrate... So what exactly ARE they? Are they flesh and bone? Can they see? How do they work?
it could be like dr!gs that make u hallucinate, sm of them do
@@renee0768 I think thats more likely. It causes you to hallucinate but has no real control over what the hallucination is. The whole "loved ones voice" thing might just be specific to whatever drug it gives off.
Imagine if the Angler's Trap was actually the educational video, luring people in with the promise of helping people against evil trees but making you stay watching long enough to devour you without you ever knowing. Or making you go out and do these steps, like going near trees to mark them, only to result in your being devoured.
Deadass that's what I think is happening in the video. The behaviors all seem to be things that would ultimately make you easier to prey upon for the Anglers. If they can make you hallucinate, then you can't really hide a code from them.
Marking trees? No way. Nice try, Anglers, but I'm not getting that close
The group is literally called FEAR. I think that’s what’s happening here. On top of what you mentioned, the code word advice is a great way to get strangers killed since they would never know your group’s code word, and the last step seems like a hallucination
This is actually great analog horror, it gave me a sense of unease without needing an excess amount of glitchy visuals or auditory glitches. For a second he put me in the world where these things were real and an active threat and that was enough to scare to me. Well done!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Welp, time to add this into my unnecessarily dangerous Forest in my D&D world
Please add my evil trees to any and all D&D campaigns!!!
@@birdybirp They're gonna be added ^^ !
The Angler's Trap is gonna be alongside Mockeries (from Genesis Entertainment), Skinwalkers, Mimics, Lyres (A mix of mimicry stuff from multiple things), and generic Shapeshifters
Oml I love D&D let us know what players do if they ever encounter them XD
I'm adding this to my troika campaign
@@AidenOcelot nice
This reminds me so much of one of my favorite pieces of this kind of art: Wilderness Survival Guide by Gemini Home Entertainment. I immediately thought of Nature's Mockery when it started describing the Angler's Trap. Love nature based analog horror since there is so much about nature that can be scary and probably just as much that we don't even know about that could be far more terrifying than natural disasters, or diseases. Yet, when most people think of nature, they think of peaceful hikes, sunshine, friendly animals. Its the perfect subject for simple, natural horror.
Being compared to Gemini Home Entertainment is such a compliment! That series does such amazing things. I wasn't thinking of Nature's Mockery when making this, but I'm sure the influence was there in the back of my mind somewhere.
And I totally agree about your thoughts on horror in nature! I got the idea of Evil Trees because I was thinking of how spooky it would be to be alone in the woods and thinking you're alone, but you're not. I didn't want to do just a Spooky Man In The Treeline type story, though, so I thought "Okay what if the TREES were the Spooky Man"
I've actually been thinking over the last few days about other PSAs I could do in this vein so hopefully there will be more natural horror in the future!
That was a great series. I wonder if they have any new videos out
as someone who's currently working on figuring out what's going on with gemini home entertainment's stuff, same.
I dig the FEAR acronym, and the "Enjoy Nature -- RESPONSIBLY!" slogan. Everyone's familiar with the "Please drink RESPONSIBLY" slogan, and this subtle yet important twist is what clinches it for me. Chef's Kees.
(Had a nitpick about flora/fauna, but I see I'm not the only one to have pointed that out, so I removed it.)
I never thought i will cancel a walk in the woods from a video in UA-cam...underated and original love it
Thank you so much!! I'm glad you liked it!!
there's no disturbing imagery, and i think that was a wonderful decision. just the uneasy feeling it causes is enough to get me afraid when i go near a tree. and it also kind of implies that being caught by an angler's trap is a blessing, like it frees you. very cryptic.
awesome work with this, one of the coolest analog shorts ive seen :)
Thank you so much!! I am glad you liked how I approached this! I like to have the concept be scary even without spooky visuals to go along with it. I have some ideas on how to continue in the future that I hope you will enjoy!
God, I really need to do an analog horror series.
But it'll have massive creatures roaming the world.
The ending sure hits different when you have a creepy old tree by your window and you live dead in the middle of their habitat
Great writing there. You have to create a secret code that ceases to be a secret after it gets tested once for a half mile radius, which a tree can pursue you for, but only for half a mile. And the tree can talk through the television because you say local 58.
When I was first writing this I actually almost made this a news broadcast just so I could reference Local 58! Maybe in a future video...
I think thats the point
The anglers traps is intentionally changing the video by giving bad advice in the thrid part and removing the responce you should do in the 4th. Its a logical extention of its auditory and visual hallucination.
Nice work. It's tiring to see the same thing over and over again of the media suddenly jumping to creepy messages and audio corruption, so this one being very light on that was refreshing.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it! My favorite type of horror is the kind where the situation/scenario itself is awful to think about even without scares, so that's what I was going for
@@birdybirp Well I hope you are successful with more :)
3:39 to 3:42 THAT WAS SUCH A GOOD TRANSITION TO THE SCARY PART OF "what the hell is wrong with you" GOOD JOB
I FUCKING KNEW I RECGONIZED THAT SONG FROM SOMEWHERE OH MY GOD
Not gonna lie I was very proud of myself because it matched up perfectly without me having to do any manipulating of the original song.
Me, at first: Oh we aren't even near the water-
Me after states get called: Hehe, I'm in danger...
Also the "call" and "cover" step transition is terrifying... the implication that if whoever you're hanging out with can't get the codeword, that they are either an Angler's Trap in human form, or there's a tree extremely close to you that's actually an Angler's Trap.
But what's funny is that the foundation's acronym is FEAR - that had to be intentional, but it's a comedic little detail regardless
Thank you so much for watching!!
And yeah I wanted the acronym to spell something that would get a laugh, and FEAR was what I landed on! Glad you also found it funny!
It also stands for False Evidence Appearing Real
@@birdybirp To be honest, that only adds to the realism. Agencies typically have names that somewhat reflect their purpose.
@@birdybirp what is the real step 4?
@cuberman5948 Cover.
ranchers when they have 1327 trees instead of 1326: run for your lives!
Okay this is good.
It uses the scary ness of the situation instead of jump scares and sudden noises.
Legit good horror
I "love daytime horror", there is something delightfully unsettling about danger lurking in a happy sunny forest. And great VHS effects, made me really nostalgic, wish my VCR still worked...
“Please proceed to number four.”
“Number four: cove-“
*Cower.*
Me with gasoline, a match, and RUSH E playing: *You expect me to be sane in this situation?*
Throw in some cloth, lighters, and alcohol and I’ll be making some Molotov cocktails and joining you!
This is the best thing i’ve seen on UA-cam in a while. I love how unnerving it feels, and even when it’s get’s distorted to be scary, it’s just repeating a small piece of the music you’re already hearing, it uses pure atmosphere rather than jump scares. Thank you for making this.
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!!
@@spencertm5446 One for the master, one for the dame, and one for the little boy who lives down the lane.
agreed!
Personally I adore the way this short was executed and the concept, it reminds me of the tangi virus to some extent, it's simple but still has that charm making it the more enjoyable and interesting
I'd argue the "Angler's Trap" Tree functions more like an Orchid mimicking an insect, but with added anomalous properties and carnivorous tendencies
I love analog horror because it shows true talent. Analog horror doesn’t need jumping and startling to scare you. It is literally just something to make you feel safer or words that shouldn’t be able to make you feel scared but it does.
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you enjoyed what I was trying to accomplish!
Legit, with a tiny few tweaks here and there (and banishing the mention of “among” (that game ruined my life)), I’d say this might be one of my favorite pieces of analog horror out there. It’s so simple, yet feels refreshing and also sends chills down my spine.
Oh yeah I made this at the beginning of 2022 for a class and there are a million things I'd change about it now. But I have a lot of ideas for the future that I hope you'll enjoy!
@@birdybirpYou made this for a class? I hope you got a good grade on it!
The trees are technically *Imposters*
among
@@theanalogzone5724Why is this reply hidden
"North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa," goes so hard like we getting out of the Angler's Trap with this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
LMFAO IM DEAD ☠️
these analog horrors are really trying to make me scared of literally everything in existance
FRRRRRRR
Their lure has an effective range of a kilometer? We are so screwed.
It's okay! Just follow the 4 Cs and you'll be fine! Probably.
thank god i dont live in america
@@ultraman388 same
Thank god I don’t live in Texas
Thank god I live in New York
That ending was, for some reason, genuinely terrifying.
I hate to say I'm glad I scared you, but I'm glad you... enjoyed it?
I like how all of these steps are guaranteed to fail
Continuously verifying the code word with people outside will make the trees know what it is the second you use it once
Marking the trees immediately places you right up against any potential traps
Calling out to people will give away your location immediately
Covering/cowering is pointless because the effective range of hallucinations is 1000m and the trees can move
Yeah FEAR may not be a very smart organization. Or they know there's not much you can do and are just trying to give people ideas to make them feel like they have any hope at all....
@@birdybirp Oh I was more under the impression that this whole video was compromised by the angler's trap
i honestly love the idea of something seemingly harmless & innocent bringing you to your demise. its a neat concept really!
I'm glad you enjoyed it! When I sat down to write the only plan I had was 'make something that can't hurt someone become hostile'
I imagine that this sparked someone's fear of trees
im not a fan of the "last entry is spooky" trope but the rest of it is neat
the idea of carnivorous plant life is always fun
what exactly about it do you not like? asking as someone who helps with a friends analog horror project.
@@ineverreply6372 TL;DR It's overused to the point thzt it's excepted
yall 1000 metters is 3280 feet thats almost a mile thats wild asf
It sure is, man
Metters ;) and yes i know i make fun of a typo
Reminds me of the Mandela catalogue but a lot more stranger and creative.
That's such high praise, thank you so much! Mandela was a big inspiration and I made it how the first few videos were made by using all free to use assets because I didn't have time to film anything lol
“the water is deadly”
“The snow is deadly”
“God is deadly”
“The trees are deadly”
I’m starting to see a pattern here
@@Iamalone2280 pattern screamers? :)
This was super well made for your sub count wtfff, reminds me of Gemini home entertainment and nature's mockery. Love it
Aaaa thank you so much! I love Gemini so much and Nature's Mockery is such a classic, so being compared to them is such high praise
Okay, I am really glad this showed up on my homepage :D step 4 kinda gave me chills! I guess it's just something about the idea of either A. Having a trusted resource be corrupted and lie to you, or B. End up in a situation where there's no turning back
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I really like the way this is all presented without any jumpscares or spooky images or anything. It feels like a strange instructional video that gives just enough information to be creepy but not enough to give away the monster.
I CAN ALREADY SEE A BEUTIFUL SEIRES COMING
This was beautiful, I the adore the concept so much
Thank you so much!!
Yet another reason to never exit my room
Why does UA-cam always recommend me the coolest ARGs right before I go to sleep? Like, thanks guys, really appreciate it.
Me yelling at the algorithm aside, this is incredible! I’ve always liked this kind of horror; stuff that relies less on jumpscares and more on the concept itself to truly make it scary. This was a joy to watch and I can’t wait to see what else you’ll do!
Also random tangent but my first thought when the video brought up the code words was, “Just write it down. Even if you drop it, the trees can’t read, right?” But now, the more I watch it, the less confident I feel in that solution.
The trees can’t read, right?
I have so many more thoughts about this but I’m very tired so I’m just going to end this here. This was absolutely amazing to watch!
I'm so glad you liked it! I hope I didn't mess up your sleep lol.
As far as if the trees can read.... I'd like to think they can't but I don't think we'll ever really know for sure...
@@birdybirp
This is a terrifying answer, thank you.
(Also, I actually slept really well that night!)
What an absolute work of analog art! Even if you don’t do any more, thank you for this!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!
Awesome short. Loved the interference here, since it implies all kinds of ominous things about the nature of the Angler's Trap signal. Looking forward to more!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Man we really went to, "there in the f***ing trees" to "they are the f***ing trees"
ty youtube recc for actaully showing me something cool and well made
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!
I freaking love the early-mid 1900’s music. That really sold the vibe that this was an informative video, and I still don’t know why they always use old music for those, but Imlove it.
I'm also a sucker for 20s-50s music, especially big band style.
Dang, the 1900’s had some pretty dope music
The anglers trap: “I fear no man, but that *thing* … it scares me”
Lumberjacks:
Hey, this is absolutely awesome! Simple concept- no jump scares or actual scary imagery! I like letting my imagination run free! I hope you had fun making this and I hope you have a good day! :)
This is awesome! Would love to see more F.E.A.R PSAs or similar in the future! Maybe taking inspiration from the plant life in other parts of the US? Feels just like if you took the SCP foundation and turned it into a group of park rangers warning you about bear safety lol
During the “Count” section I expected the advice to be about seeing new trees show up where there weren’t any. Something about the numbers being moved out of order was WAY more disconcerting to me. I don’t know what exactly made it such a chilling idea, but it REALLY worked. Almost makes it feel like the entire forest could be covered in these things all shuffling around when you’re not looking. Very spooky.
The ending was a nice surprise too! And by covering up the last C, it leaves me feeling like I missed out on a potential life-saving piece of info. The narrative is built on the pretense of safety and then! Oh no! What’s cover mean???? Very smart. Especially following the implication that these trees can sit around waiting outside people’s front doors
Super engaging stuff, and in such a short runtime! Awesome work!!!
YES. the moving numbers was so unexpected, made my blood run cold dude istg
Rewatching this for like the 5th time, and as soon as the hallucination at step 4 happened, a plane flew over my house and the noise was perfectly in time with the static and holy shit
That sounds so intense but also thank you for watching so many times! I'm glad you like it!
Fear is good 👍 if I wasn’t scared of bears it could end bad
Whoa!! That was cool Birdy, amazing job!
Ahhhh, thank you!!!
This feels like something where if someone else had written it, it would be a really terrible 90-part story. This is the perfect length as-is, hooray!
I do hope we get to learn more about the anglers trap or others like it. I understand the PSA video but I'm fascinated as to why 1974-1999 specifically and those states specifically are the ones at risk and no where else. I'd love something in a more documentary type style but your PSA style is very refreshing! You do what you think is best but I can't wait to see what you do next!
the concept of dangerous, migrating trees is super interesting to me! would love to see more of this! good work!
Hold on just a second: if the anglers trap can lure you with mimicry of your loved ones/friends, wouldn't they also know the code word?
people who stay inside all day: This is an absolute win!
The idea of trees eating people is wonderful. It's like nothing I've seen before. I really loved the video. I hope we can see more of your content!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I'll hopefully have the next short done soon!
I thought this was going to be about a trap that affects fishermen specifically, but this works too. 😂
I mean the trees don't discriminate. They will also trap fishermen.
easiest method to avoid the angler is to *discard all loved ones and never go outside*
Can't be lured in by illusions of family and friends if you have no family or friends
extremely underrated!
Thank you so much! I'm honestly surprised anyone saw this at all, tbh. Very glad you enjoy it!
LOVEEE THESE KIND OF VIDEOS! There's no anything very disturbing images, jumpscares that can terribly disturb you just a constant uneasy/creepy feeling inside of you. I support your channel! 💙
the subtlety of this one is really well done. reminds me of nature’s mockery, as other comments have said, but something else too, but i can’t remember what it is…. anyway, that transition made my blood run cold. amazing work :)
This was a good one thank you
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!
woah. that's really cool to see moving trees, when they were calling the states I was so glad that I wasn't in the area, but two of my friends were. Which scared the literal crap out of me- I really loved it!!
I love FEAR! So clever!!! Hope there’s more analog horror stuff on your channel cause this is great :D
I always rewatch this, i love everything about. Its going on my fav analog horror playlist
You should do more analog horror videos like this! May I recommend one on humanoids? (Bipedal versions of creatures who are usually quadrupedal)
I didn’t know what to expect. You did an excellent job having me feel afraid in such a short amount of time. Bravo!!
Thank you so much!!
It’s all fun and games until these trees figure out that they can just chase people down since they can move.
the multiple times that the music and dialogue cuts out is eerie. very good.
This is awesome!! I'm one of those that loves this style of horror, and this was extremely well made. Thank you for sharing it!
Thank you so much!!!
*"We're going for a pic-nic, don't forget the flame thrower!"*
Just keep one on you at all times just to be safe
burn these tree-mimics no matter which one
The song in the background is known as ‘Masquerade’ this song was used in the walten files in this pitch while in the original pitch it was used in Stanley Kubrick’s version of The Shining!
The angler’s trap: *exists*
Children: *dont exists*
This looks so cool!
Thanks so much!
this is underrated as fuck, 10/10 would watch again
Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!
this is really cool, hope you expand on it!
You should continue this, also i reccomend making the angler's trap more scary sounding, like maybe them being able to grow fruits that act and look like humans, and they help lure other people.
Nvm that's unoriginal
I’m not sure if you’re going to make a series but I can see this having a lot of potential !
I knew trees were evil.
Not evil, just hungry :)
This is so creative!
Someone alert FEAR, the trees got into the editing room for this one
I don't know if you'll see this but I have returned to your analog horror short once again! I absolutely adore this video as it is one of my personal favorite analog horror videos! Especially how you mixed in the deep sea (angler fish) with a plant based horror! It's such a unique take and I hope you've been doing well! I'm very excited to see when/if more of these videos will come out!
Thank you so so much for your comment! I am working on a follow-up video for sure! I have many idea for more plant based spooky things
Did Jordan Peele's NOPE inspire you to make this? If so, it's absolutely amazing and has potential. Jaws induced the fear of the ocean, NOPE induced the fear of the sky, and now Angler's Trap induces the fear of trees? It's amazing.
Reminds me of those human burial pods that grow into trees..
I love this !! This is Soo good
sounds like a forest fire is in order, with monitoring of new trees.
finally, a analog horror that includes kansas, nebraska, and oklahoma.
hooray?
Really impressive!
Thank you so much!
I'm just guessing hear but for the last tactic, C standing for "cover", probably means to cover your ears and eyes and is potentially the most important one. Since the hallucinations are both auditory and visual, covering your eyes and ears would effectively make the tree useless and unable to manipulate you to get closer. And since it's a tree, it'll probably be incredibly slow, meaning it's only effective tool is it's hallucination tactics. Excellent how much thought and depth there is to this short little analog horror video! And I wonder if anyone else picked up on what i noticed lol
I really really enjoyed this. Definitely one of the best analog I have seen. Thank you for the great experience friend!