I really REALLY like how decompressed this is to be compared to the 1-4 minute standard of most analog horror. It gives room for you to settle in and get comfortable, get really used to the era and place before upturning the apple cart. As a wise man once said, you need to have a status quo before you can upset the status quo, and this creator 100% gets that.
I definitely appreciate this. Too many Analog Horror series blow their load by exposing the monster so early, I feel like GMBC can definitely become the ultimate powerhouse of Analog Horror if he keeps up this pace. I feel like too many creators don't understand that less is more when it comes to the monster or threat but GMBC seems to have a good grasp on it so far comparatively.
@@CooperativeCowboy25 Well said. Hopefully more of 'em can pick it up along the way. I'm definitely trying. Granted, my work is nowhere near on the scale or quality of these other creators.
Finally some analog horror from the 90s that doesn't look like a bad imitation of the 80s. As someone who can still remember what local news and public access channels were like in the mid 90s, this is spot on.
This took so long to get creepy I thought it might not even be horror and got relaxed. Good use of tension and atmosphere to lull you into a false sense of security.
Hey, so, while it wasn't a massive part in this video, I immediately found myself wondering if you would end up slowly adding more and more unusual, creepy information in the World/Local News Flash bits -which you did with the Local News Flash, with the mention of rising Missing Persons count. I feel like it'd be so easy to slowly slip more and more strange tidbits of information before you let loose with the big blows. And the temperature reading, for those who pay attention, is a nice touch. It lets those who notice it get a few seconds heads up that something's ..."off". Amazing work, keep at it.
But it's a little off for something recorded in 1994....The IRA ceasefire is plausible, but the Bush administration being asked to intervene against Hussein's invasion? Either it's an honest mistake, or it's intentional to give us an idea that there's more subtle weirdness in this very similar alternate world/timeline.
i like it but as someone who grew up with CRTs and VHS players it's a little too sharp. edges tend to be fuzzy. not staticy, not blurred but fuzzy like how a peach feels.
The dynamic temperature reading was a great touch. Felt a LITTLE bit long in the beginning, but the world building was very good. Looking forward to the next installment
anyone else vibe with the background music? srsly tho this was a great example of how to do analog horror, sets up the concept and setting fluently while giving the viewers time to get comfortable and bam, a perfectly timed introduction of the weather anomaly. literally cannot stress how much i love this
Not sure if it makes me more of a sociopath or psychopath, but between a good ARG like I AM Sophie, The Sun Vanished or CovertDisclosure & well done analog horror like Eventide, Gemini & Local 58, I absolutely cannot get enough of this kind of stuff.
I can see you’re still active on here. Please do more of these. This series in my opinion has the most potential I’ve seen of many on UA-cam. I know it’s been years at this point and analog horror isn’t as popular, but I still come back to this video and rewatch it from time to time. The way the atmosphere builds is so good. The graphics and editing are on point. It’s fantastic.
Ok. This is just amazing for the first “official” video! This series does have promise, so keep going good sir! Ok I’m hiding this here, but my real-life name is, and I’m not lying to you or anyone, Ethan. I’m terrified for what happens in the future.
My only problems with this are that the silences before and during the scares are formulaic and make the scares expected and unsurprising, and that the "step outside and join him" part is much too simular to the local58 weather report video. There's also a disconnect in logic, that the temperature readout says "it hurts" while the bar at the bottom urges the viewer to step outside; it makes me not certain if it's whatever entity causing this that's purposefully giving mixed messages, or the entity is doing the bar at the bottom but not the temperature readout and that it's some guy that's in pain doing it, but shouldn't it be automatic? I understand I'm being nitpicky but it's because I love what I see and there's a skillful mind and a discerning eye at play here. There's a ton of potential. Experiment more, break away completely from what your contemporaries are doing.
Morrisville, VT resident here! I remember there was a mysterious fire that took down the Mt. Mansfield transmitters a couple years ago. I had this old radio that I liked to use when I was bored, but when the transmitters went down I could barely get anything on it. Though, when I flipped through some of the AM channels, I remember actually picking up some faint tune that I now realize sounded very similar to the background music Channel 5 used back in the day. Not sure how that works, since analog TV broadcasts were decommissioned in 2009.
This was one of the BEST Analog horrors I have ever seen in my life! I love how the temperature starts to drop but it doesn't say anything about it until it gets really low. This just proves that things can be way more scary and unsettling when it doesn't say anything about what is happening, it makes you feel alone. I was so disappointed when it ended because I wanted so much more. Keep up the good work.
I liked how everything seemed pretty normal until a truck flipped and blocked all the lanes, and then suddenly things got real weird really quick. It makes it feel like maybe that truck was transporting an entity that had control of winter storms, and it suddenly got released in the accident and started causing chaos. If that's the theory we're supposed to take away from this, then it was really well done, very subtle.
I don't think the truck is important - that was just a detail of the 'normal' part. I think the important clue is the meassage at 4min 54sec where it says "the green republic" - which is a nickname of the country of Ireland. And now see again the news at 2min 55sec...
since the day this came out it was my favorite analog horror, i've always been waiting for another one with this style. If the maker of this video is reading this, please make another one
I was not expecting to be attacked with the muzak version of "Every Little Step", god I feel old. It really captures the public service channel vibe perfectly!
it would be very funny if the "missing people" where just people leaving the city, and making a bunch of other people leave the city out of fear something would happened to them, making a cycle of people leaving and "dissapearing"
YOO I LOVE THIS ALREADY, it feels less compact and i love how it’s able to slowly let the tension rise, i have a good feeling this is gonna have a lot of potential
This had me on the edge of my seat the whole time, I didn't even realize 8 minutes went by. Great job, will definitely be tuning in for future works :)
This made me miss my ancestral land of Vermont bitterly. For those who have never been, this is video is a pretty accurate representation of the climate.
The thing is it really would besides the fact that WO'83 is set in a universe nearly identical to ours besides the Fawn Circle stuff, and this is an Alternate History.
I saw the intro months ago and I gotta say, this video really met my expectations! Personally, I enjoy the length of the video and the small glitch in-between before the real climax, it's long enough to lure you into a false sense of security with small glitches to remind you exactly what you're watching, just momentarily. I'm definitely gonna be following this series closely. Congrats on a great start to your first series, I can't wait to see what's coming next!
really enjoyed this - I appreciated the time it took to get to the weirdness since, for me, it built uncomfortable tension while waiting. there are a few small things production wise you can tighten up, but otherwise this was a neat piece of content!
As someone who enjoys a good mix of real-life stuff and something on-screen like a weather report for example, this was amazing. Can't wait to see where it goes!
Quite possibly the best analog horror series I’ve ever seen on all of UA-cam. I know this might be the first actual video but it was great. Long and immersive, the first time I’ve seen that done with all this analog horror stuff. Keep up the good work bro, looking forward to the next video.
I appreciate the Red Herring that was Lake Champlain. Really thought I caught something with the “access to Lake Champlain will be plentiful”, followed by the “harvest festival” with the “serve-yourself ice cream bar”, but then it turned out to be something else entirely! Truly a splendid video, and I hope there is more to come. ❤
UA-cam algorithm really pulled through here! I love to see archives from Vermont. Loved the weather that day! It was f i ne! (Keep up the great work! Excited to see more)
Best analog horror I've ever seen because it never once broke the immersion and had such a great recreation of the 90s Weather Channel atmosphere. You really need to look hard enough to realize something isn't right until it suddenly is all revealed. Like shit man you gotta come out of hiatus this was great!
Hey, an actually good analog horror upstart! Keeps the mystery subtle, doesn't overdo cliches or overall creep factor, good production value, and best of all, what seems to be an original premise! I have high hopes for this.
I love how local58 has recently made a video, and all of a sudden, yt is recommending all these analog horror channels like crazy and i just can't stop watching them. Also, please do more of these. Don't be like the other channels, who only made 1 or 2 videos and that's it, because this type of content is exceptionally well made and should not go to waste like that.
This was in my recommended feed since I do watch local 58 and the ebc (also an underrated gem) channel I have to say it is pretty good I hope there is more to come
Ah I love this! One of my favorite parts, is that from the context of the whole video, it probably has been hectic all day, and so the constant gentle blurbs about how everything is ok and all things are normal would be horrifying from the point of view of someone watching!
@@PocketPainter_GMBC You can always pass it off as something like ''alternate history'' or something. Either way, i'm excited for new content, this looks great
This was seriously great, man. Very low-key which is so nice for something like this. The slight reveal early on before it really becomes clear what is happening. I loved it. Very cool and hope you produce more soon. Subscribed!
DO MORE THIS WAS GREAT
no way man is that really you?
Holy shit, it's our Christian daddy.
ᴛʜᴀɴᴋʏᴏᴜꜰᴏʀʏᴏᴜʀɢᴇɴᴇʀᴏᴜꜱꜱᴜᴘᴘᴏʀᴛ
I am overcome with Wendigoon and how little traction there is for this content and beaming with anticipation. There is a god after all
Huh, wasn't expecting you to show up here.
Everyone gangsta until the temperature drops to “it hurts”
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i said the same thing
The average Vermont winter experience
I really REALLY like how decompressed this is to be compared to the 1-4 minute standard of most analog horror. It gives room for you to settle in and get comfortable, get really used to the era and place before upturning the apple cart. As a wise man once said, you need to have a status quo before you can upset the status quo, and this creator 100% gets that.
I definitely appreciate this. Too many Analog Horror series blow their load by exposing the monster so early, I feel like GMBC can definitely become the ultimate powerhouse of Analog Horror if he keeps up this pace. I feel like too many creators don't understand that less is more when it comes to the monster or threat but GMBC seems to have a good grasp on it so far comparatively.
@@CooperativeCowboy25 Well said. Hopefully more of 'em can pick it up along the way. I'm definitely trying. Granted, my work is nowhere near on the scale or quality of these other creators.
Finding a new analog horror gem is like christmas morning.
It's an Australian Christmas bloody miracle!
Check out Maple 9.
@@elizabethstein9698 And Blue Horizons Inc.
Finally some analog horror from the 90s that doesn't look like a bad imitation of the 80s. As someone who can still remember what local news and public access channels were like in the mid 90s, this is spot on.
This took so long to get creepy I thought it might not even be horror and got relaxed. Good use of tension and atmosphere to lull you into a false sense of security.
IT'S BEEN TWO YEARS MAKE MORE PLEASE 😭😭😭
Hey, so, while it wasn't a massive part in this video, I immediately found myself wondering if you would end up slowly adding more and more unusual, creepy information in the World/Local News Flash bits -which you did with the Local News Flash, with the mention of rising Missing Persons count.
I feel like it'd be so easy to slowly slip more and more strange tidbits of information before you let loose with the big blows. And the temperature reading, for those who pay attention, is a nice touch. It lets those who notice it get a few seconds heads up that something's ..."off".
Amazing work, keep at it.
This is the kind of feedback I need. Thanks a mile.
@@PocketPainter_GMBCGreat accuracy on the Troubles and Hussein, it was very creative! Not a lot of people do that
I really liked the clever touch of historical newsflashes that fit the time period; that made it feel all the more real. Please keep up the good work!
But it's a little off for something recorded in 1994....The IRA ceasefire is plausible, but the Bush administration being asked to intervene against Hussein's invasion? Either it's an honest mistake, or it's intentional to give us an idea that there's more subtle weirdness in this very similar alternate world/timeline.
@@AurickLeru You're right, the year is a bit off, should have been earlier.
Clinton elected in 92. Like was said, either alternative universe or he/she/they f'd up.
i like it but as someone who grew up with CRTs and VHS players it's a little too sharp. edges tend to be fuzzy. not staticy, not blurred but fuzzy like how a peach feels.
Thanks for the tip!
oh yeah and the color is more flat and muted cause vhs doesn't support a very good color bandwith or gamut or something
The dynamic temperature reading was a great touch. Felt a LITTLE bit long in the beginning, but the world building was very good. Looking forward to the next installment
"Goodbye, Vermont!" got me pretty good. Some humor never hurts in these videos. Hope to see more work from you, these are awesome.
i’ve never been more filled with anticipation during 5 minutes of traffic updates 😂
anyone else vibe with the background music?
srsly tho this was a great example of how to do analog horror, sets up the concept and setting fluently while giving the viewers time to get comfortable and bam, a perfectly timed introduction of the weather anomaly. literally cannot stress how much i love this
I really like how gradual the horror is in this video. It feels really immersive. Very well done.
Not sure if it makes me more of a sociopath or psychopath, but between a good ARG like I AM Sophie, The Sun Vanished or CovertDisclosure & well done analog horror like Eventide, Gemini & Local 58, I absolutely cannot get enough of this kind of stuff.
The word you're looking for is "connoisseur".
What is Covert Disclosure? I looked it up but can't find anything.
Welcome home
Ever heard of Madela Catalogue
Why would...any of that make you either of those things 🤨
I can see you’re still active on here.
Please do more of these. This series in my opinion has the most potential I’ve seen of many on UA-cam. I know it’s been years at this point and analog horror isn’t as popular, but I still come back to this video and rewatch it from time to time. The way the atmosphere builds is so good. The graphics and editing are on point. It’s fantastic.
It's honestly great, a masterpiece even
Ok. This is just amazing for the first “official” video! This series does have promise, so keep going good sir!
Ok I’m hiding this here, but my real-life name is, and I’m not lying to you or anyone, Ethan. I’m terrified for what happens in the future.
Oi you made a cool analog horror to
I feel I can speak not only for myself, but the 12 other Vermont residents by saying this is awesome! Can't wait for more.
My only problems with this are that the silences before and during the scares are formulaic and make the scares expected and unsurprising, and that the "step outside and join him" part is much too simular to the local58 weather report video. There's also a disconnect in logic, that the temperature readout says "it hurts" while the bar at the bottom urges the viewer to step outside; it makes me not certain if it's whatever entity causing this that's purposefully giving mixed messages, or the entity is doing the bar at the bottom but not the temperature readout and that it's some guy that's in pain doing it, but shouldn't it be automatic?
I understand I'm being nitpicky but it's because I love what I see and there's a skillful mind and a discerning eye at play here. There's a ton of potential. Experiment more, break away completely from what your contemporaries are doing.
No need to be sorry. This is the stuff I need to improve the series. Thanks for the feedback.
the "it huts should be used - have to drop to zero and stay there.
Morrisville, VT resident here! I remember there was a mysterious fire that took down the Mt. Mansfield transmitters a couple years ago. I had this old radio that I liked to use when I was bored, but when the transmitters went down I could barely get anything on it. Though, when I flipped through some of the AM channels, I remember actually picking up some faint tune that I now realize sounded very similar to the background music Channel 5 used back in the day. Not sure how that works, since analog TV broadcasts were decommissioned in 2009.
Ghosts maybe?
In all seriousness, that is pretty odd, then again, low power analog tv stations still exist in Alaska.
This was one of the BEST Analog horrors I have ever seen in my life! I love how the temperature starts to drop but it doesn't say anything about it until it gets really low. This just proves that things can be way more scary and unsettling when it doesn't say anything about what is happening, it makes you feel alone. I was so disappointed when it ended because I wanted so much more. Keep up the good work.
I liked how everything seemed pretty normal until a truck flipped and blocked all the lanes, and then suddenly things got real weird really quick. It makes it feel like maybe that truck was transporting an entity that had control of winter storms, and it suddenly got released in the accident and started causing chaos. If that's the theory we're supposed to take away from this, then it was really well done, very subtle.
I don't think the truck is important - that was just a detail of the 'normal' part. I think the important clue is the meassage at 4min 54sec where it says "the green republic" - which is a nickname of the country of Ireland. And now see again the news at 2min 55sec...
This is probably the only Analog Horror video that nailed the hijacking effect.
WHY GREEN MOUNTDIN IT WAS CANCELED??????☹️☹️☹️
@@VITOROINCREDIBLE It's not cancelled.
@@theanalogzone5724 IT HAS NOT BEEN CANCELED BECAUSE YHERE IS NO NEW VIDEO
@@VITOROINCREDIBLE Stop saying stuff like that in all caps!
I was jamming with the music the entire time, loved this
As someone who frequently travels on all these roads, I can confirm that this is a typical New England day
really liked the detail of the temperature dropping, not only at the “cathartic” moment but also through the whole video, it made it more realistic!
since the day this came out it was my favorite analog horror, i've always been waiting for another one with this style. If the maker of this video is reading this, please make another one
I like how on the dot the graphics are to old 80's local stations. It scratches an itch I didn't grow up with or knew I needed.
i keep coming back and rewatching this every few months, this is just so well done.
As someone who lives in New Hampshire, I will now avoid ever going or even looking at Vermont.
I was not expecting to be attacked with the muzak version of "Every Little Step", god I feel old. It really captures the public service channel vibe perfectly!
I bet a thousand boon-bucks this channel is going to explode pretty soon. This is pretty funking fantastic. I can't wait for the next episode.
it would be very funny if the "missing people" where just people leaving the city, and making a bunch of other people leave the city out of fear something would happened to them, making a cycle of people leaving and "dissapearing"
YOO I LOVE THIS ALREADY, it feels less compact and i love how it’s able to slowly let the tension rise, i have a good feeling this is gonna have a lot of potential
Everyone gangsta until the music starts getting deeper
This had me on the edge of my seat the whole time, I didn't even realize 8 minutes went by. Great job, will definitely be tuning in for future works :)
Excellent job here! Really love how authentic this video is.
This made me miss my ancestral land of Vermont bitterly. For those who have never been, this is video is a pretty accurate representation of the climate.
Props to the cameraman for flying in a blizzard.
Man you used the Dial my Heart instrumental - now I’ve got a traffic-and-weather-based analog horror stuck in my head. Great work!
finally i found this analog horror gem again, this video is so underrated for me
Winter of '83 was my first analog horror and this video would fit right in!
The thing is it really would besides the fact that WO'83 is set in a universe nearly identical to ours besides the Fawn Circle stuff, and this is an Alternate History.
Dropping hints of the alternate world before the lord of winter shows up is a nice touch, awaiting your next video with anticipation!
I would love to see a Weather and Traffic Broadcasting of the same event from nearby states and Canadian provinces
The Government of Quebec has refused all of our requests for Canadian data on the incident on the grounds of confidentiality.
@@PocketPainter_GMBC I guess I'll go to Ontario then for that info.
Nice work here! Love the use of "Dial My Heart", great song. I look forward to seeing what other Green Mountain tapes come our way! :)
This is actually one of my favorites in Analog horror ! Very well put together
Same
Analog horror with New Jack Swing and a freezing theme now that's relaxing.
I saw the intro months ago and I gotta say, this video really met my expectations! Personally, I enjoy the length of the video and the small glitch in-between before the real climax, it's long enough to lure you into a false sense of security with small glitches to remind you exactly what you're watching, just momentarily. I'm definitely gonna be following this series closely. Congrats on a great start to your first series, I can't wait to see what's coming next!
What nice weather to go skiing in!
This just showed up in my suggestions. You've earned a subscriber! This was REALLY well done, and I can't wait to see what's in store for the future!!
really enjoyed this - I appreciated the time it took to get to the weirdness since, for me, it built uncomfortable tension while waiting. there are a few small things production wise you can tighten up, but otherwise this was a neat piece of content!
Takes me back to the early era of analog horror (Local58 and Channel 5)
This was excellent. It really took its time and was actually both surprising and realistic.
this was really, really good. the spacing between subtle changes was GENIUS.
I love the slow burn here.
As someone who enjoys a good mix of real-life stuff and something on-screen like a weather report for example, this was amazing. Can't wait to see where it goes!
Quite possibly the best analog horror series I’ve ever seen on all of UA-cam. I know this might be the first actual video but it was great. Long and immersive, the first time I’ve seen that done with all this analog horror stuff. Keep up the good work bro, looking forward to the next video.
I appreciate the Red Herring that was Lake Champlain. Really thought I caught something with the “access to Lake Champlain will be plentiful”, followed by the “harvest festival” with the “serve-yourself ice cream bar”, but then it turned out to be something else entirely! Truly a splendid video, and I hope there is more to come. ❤
I'm SO hooked, excited to see where this goes next
the music is so nostalgic it’s scary
UA-cam algorithm really pulled through here! I love to see archives from Vermont. Loved the weather that day! It was f i ne!
(Keep up the great work! Excited to see more)
Best analog horror I've ever seen because it never once broke the immersion and had such a great recreation of the 90s Weather Channel atmosphere. You really need to look hard enough to realize something isn't right until it suddenly is all revealed. Like shit man you gotta come out of hiatus this was great!
Hey, an actually good analog horror upstart! Keeps the mystery subtle, doesn't overdo cliches or overall creep factor, good production value, and best of all, what seems to be an original premise! I have high hopes for this.
Damn, no wonder why the temperature kept dropping. Good job btw!
There’s no traffic when there’s… *no traffic* …
Goodbye Vermont!... Forever!
Saw this while I was searching for analog horror. Was not disappointed. I’m all in. Let the journey begin.
bro dropped one of the finest analog horror originals and vanished
I love how local58 has recently made a video, and all of a sudden, yt is recommending all these analog horror channels like crazy and i just can't stop watching them.
Also, please do more of these. Don't be like the other channels, who only made 1 or 2 videos and that's it, because this type of content is exceptionally well made and should not go to waste like that.
Newer releases have experienced delays but are coming. Stay tuned.
This was in my recommended feed since I do watch local 58 and the ebc (also an underrated gem) channel I have to say it is pretty good I hope there is more to come
EBC as in The Fallmoore Event?
@@alu2901 yes
This is so underrated! I hope to see more in the future.
Oooof! Only two videos? Dang, I need more of this! I'm super down to see what's happening in Vermont
Man whenever it’s *it hurts* outside I love to step out and smell the fresh air!
Ah I love this! One of my favorite parts, is that from the context of the whole video, it probably has been hectic all day, and so the constant gentle blurbs about how everything is ok and all things are normal would be horrifying from the point of view of someone watching!
Oh no no no, you’re not getting me this time ‘Analog Horror Recommendation I didn’t Notice Until I clicked on it at 12:40 AM’, not this time!
I love this, a healthy bite of horror and the calming background music.
The commitment to quality is very impressive. Keep up the good work!
Wait, 1994? Bush administration? Did he get re-elected in 1992?
Either way, this is really great, i love the buildup to it!
Yeah that is an admitted error I didnt catch, and dont want to spend 32 hours waiting for a re-render
@@PocketPainter_GMBC You can always pass it off as something like ''alternate history'' or something. Either way, i'm excited for new content, this looks great
Berwick isn't a real town either.
also love the instrumental of “dial my heart” in the bg:)
I really like how this feels real like the news of the gulf war was really a nice touch
This was seriously great, man. Very low-key which is so nice for something like this. The slight reveal early on before it really becomes clear what is happening. I loved it. Very cool and hope you produce more soon. Subscribed!
Whole new meaning to "if you don't like the weather, just wait five minutes"
This Is another gem in the Analog Horror Community
Very subtle and eerie. I love it.
Lol, looks like New England to me! Awesome video!
I want to see more of this. It’s not often that I get to see decent representation of my state.
And when the end came... I was jamming to Dial My Heart
I honestly loved the music of the first half. I was literally grooving to the music until it all went south real quick. XD
I got recommended this, can't wait to watch.
now i want just a video of just the pre-monster analog horror of 90's backround music on my laptop with random news updates
*Bob's head to the music
*Crazy shit goes down
"Oh no!!"
*Keeps bobbing head to the catchy music
Welp, goodbye Vermont! It was nice knowing ya!
Vermont? My fav singer's birthplace
That background music was very groovy
So in this Reality the Bush Administration is still in power in 1994, which tells me he got re-elected. Now that's terrifying.
Ha. I'm from Vermont and I like analog horror so when this showed up on my recommended, it took me a minute to figure out if it was real or not.
this is really well done!!! definitely subbing to see where you go with this!
A FUCKING FLY BUZZED INTO MY FACE AS I WATCHED IT AND I ALMOST HAD A HEART ATTACK
I can’t wait for more from you guys