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post a single time i called myself attractive tho thats just you being ugly and remembering that im not lmao
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both of you need to stop right now. don’t do this in a thread i’m promoting this weekend. actually, just don’t do it at all in any thread. 
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IShallRiseAgain posted:Then there are these two videos made by Alan Resnick (probably have heard about them) Alan Resnick is very kind. I emailed him about his filming process once and he delved deep into it, was very cool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8d12w6pMos
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mysterious frankie posted:Greylock is one of my current favorites. It’s newish and feels like a bunch of the best analog horror ideas on youtube put together and executed really well. I sort of wish I had found it later so I didn’t have to potentially wait another three months for the next video. enjoying these rn
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https://m.youtube.com/@TheVolgun The Volgun has created a series in which he presents SCP articles as a lecture given by his spc researcher character, including audiologs and interviews. The Volgun is an irishman, doing an American accent so convincingly you won't believe it until the credits. Also everything sounds so professional grade, it's wonderful. So yes I recommend this if you like spooky and or interesting things. There's literally ones with people talking to you, the tape recorder as they have to explore in the dark in an alien space, etc. It's da spookiest! The old ones are well worth listening to as well, although his format really locked into place a year or two in. This is one of his first and I still enjoy it. It's also one of the shorter ones! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qH_E9kIMw1g&pp=ygUaVGhlIHZvbGd1biBzb25nIG9mIGdlbmVzaXM%3D I like this fellow the best because it's in character, in universe. Nothing in it makes you remember anywhere exists but scp world. Charles Bukowski fucked around with this message at 03:39 on Feb 18, 2024 |
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Its a slow burn and videogame horror is not everyone's taste, but there may not ever be a better entry in "look at this creepy game i found" horror than Petscop https://youtu.be/6e6RK8o1fcs?feature=shared (But honorable mention to the Godzilla NES creepypasta, I loved that poo poo in highschool)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGA2cIovENM Poughkeepsie Tapes movie. Most people that watch this starts to question if its real about 1/4 of the way in.
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dweepus posted:(But honorable mention to the Godzilla NES creepypasta, I loved that poo poo in highschool) Seriously not trying to be a dick: nobody read this. For some reason I just did and it was really really long and incredibly lovely. For a pretty famous one here's the original "light's out" short which is about a 1000 times better than the movie https://youtu.be/FWmO0HkdO9w?si=EyAz-lY8MWIV1whL Some of the ones on the first page were pretty rad though, cool thread
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Toxic Mental posted:the backrooms is cool I invented them
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I was the intern who worked with the blueprints. Sorry they weren't meant to be an infinite monotonous sprawl. I just suck at numbering and photocopying blueprints apparently. 
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Nobody ever tries forcibly clipping back out again in the stories, and they always make it end with them falling from the sky That and nobody ever remembers the carpets are supposed to be a bit damp, so every step has that subtle nasty squish
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So there is a genre for most of the videos in here, "analog horror", and one of the better channels for discussion is ol Night Mind. https://www.youtube.com/@NightMind Very excellent videos covering some cool analog horror projects y'all might be interested in. And I cant not post this weird gem.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLJNSD3H5sg
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8tbF_cPZe4
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That's great and all, but this is MY Milwaukee. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXnPT1qH8qE
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drat we're really digging up the "classics" lol.
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ChickenHeart posted:"The Cat With Hands" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4PR9NZlAB4 there was a thread for this kind of stuff ages and ages ago, I think in pyf, and pretty much every single video stuck with me. I think I showed like a dozen of my friends Cat with Hands just rediscovered this one last year after several years of not quite remembering enough details to dredge it up. it's a loving Adidas ad somehow? directed by Charlie White (of Understanding Joshua) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h28EolCk6y8 I remember somebody saying they were a giant pussy because even There Is Nothing freaked them out and I'd never heard of it so I looked it up and I was like wtf of course this freaked them out, this is freaky as poo poo. I couldn't even watch Username: 666 all the way through lol. and pre-gbs 2.0 goons had zero shame in admitting The Helvetica Scenario scared them  also uh the Close to You scene from Mirror Mask and I think a Tool music video with a claymation thing. OH and this Lou Reed music video o_0 other ones I remember but I'm not gonna track down right now because they weren't as good and are harder to google but please let me know if you know what they are: - a woman is doing a jigsaw puzzle and slowly realizing the picture in the puzzle is of her doing the jigsaw puzzle seen from outside of her window, and she looks at the window and - dude kills a dude and he's dragging his body down the stairs, and it's a long take of just an overhead shot of these weird stairs, and he hides the body as other people come by - kids summon a demon with a ouija board or something, and it starts killing them, and they realize it only attacks you if you move or make a sound, so they start calling each other's celphones and poo poo to sacrifice each other to try to get away I think I also remember people saying they were freaked out by the screen gems logo or something? and a picture of a little girl with a clown doll that used to broadcast in the u.k. when the bbc went off the air
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DreadUnknown posted:drat we're really digging up the "classics" lol.
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Valko posted:I don't believe in the Giant of Kandahar. I don't think there is a giant snake in the Amazon rainforest called El Diablo that can stun cows by slamming it's head down on them and then drag them away to be eaten. I don't think Vietnam veterans encountered 7 foot tall bulletproof lizard people. I had an Indonesian ex who took that Djinn poo poo very seriously. Swore she had an ex who had 5 trapped in jars somehow but scientists couldn't study them because they were too dangerous, but apparently inept enough to get trapped in a jar by some dude. I insisted to go to these exorcism they do. She warned me that the djinn are invisible so it was just a bunch of dudes running around shouting at spooky ghosts. She swore the energy was so intense you would vomit but I guess I'm particularly powerful against the supernatural because it all just looked like a very dumb LARP.
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Extremely short but sweet. Does not overstay at all, unlike lots of Youtube horror. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhcYEIE2s9E
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Not the scariest thing but pretty well done. Boisvert's channel as a whole has pretty great creepy vibes and but can also be pretty wholesome at times https://youtu.be/NZh5YxDpuK4?feature=shared And here is something similar on the not-scary-but-weird-and-creepy-scale. The channel Your Local Breadman has really cool art, interesting world building and oddly cozy vibes sometimes https://youtu.be/-c7CJhCbpts?feature=shared
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5'd and bookmarked, this is the good stuff. anything that evokes the last couple of hours of an acid binge, when you decide its probably a good time to try to sleep, yet your head is full of polish stop motion wood horror, is uh; "cool" is not the word, "mooving" probably is closer.
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verbal enema posted:enjoying these rn Glad you like it! It’s my current analogue horror obsession. Cubone posted:just rediscovered this one last year after several years of not quite remembering enough details to dredge it up. it's a loving Adidas ad somehow? directed by Charlie White (of Understanding Joshua) This got me into Greg Weeks back in the day. Such an unnerving clip about, I dunno, how overwhelming adolescence can be? Or maybe it’s just about how sinister drooling shells change girls into rhinestone lizardwomen. You Are A Werewolf posted:The thing that blows me away about the The Rolling Giant video is that the entire vacant mall is based on the (now demolished) Valley View mall in Dallas, Texas and rendered almost entirely in Blender from the original mall blueprints; no real set. Same thing with the fully rendered descending staircase in the second part (Beneath the Earth). Like, holy gently caress that is talent and dedication. Analogue horror creators impress me in general with how much they can pull off with so little. The Oldest View sort of took it to the next level. I don’t necessarily want them to have inspired other creators to follow in this direction, because I really enjoy the diy low tech aesthetic and think it lends to the unique atmosphere of the sub genre, but the level of what they achieved technically with The Oldest View was insane. It also kinda made me mist up at the end, like, sure it could be an evil ghost mall with a monster giant rolling around it looking for victims, or maybe our buried past misses us as much as we miss it?
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mysterious frankie posted:It also kinda made me mist up at the end, like, sure it could be an evil ghost mall with a monster giant rolling around it looking for victims, or maybe our buried past misses us as much as we miss it?  It wasn’t until the explorer said “I’m leaving” did the Giant begin to act menacing and antagonistic, with the mall warping reality and dropping the viewer’s expectations that the Giant can’t move between floors since it’s on wheels. In spirit, the Giant was like a Langolier (with the mall being the lifeless past).
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You Are A Werewolf posted:
I didn’t get the sense that the giant was a langolier exactly, since my understanding of them is that they exist to clean up discarded remnants of used up existence. The coda video showed him in the past surrounded by happy people taking selfies and enjoying his presence. I thought he was just lonely and super stoked there was a person again, and he flipped out when he thought the guy was going to leave. I was thinking about how malls sort of represent (or represented) the closest thing to a village center in many parts of America. Shopping was the excuse to be there, but it was all about being with friends and forming an ad hoc community with all the other shoppers. True Stories summed it up really well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cYYPpZ8rFI When the mall went away it wasn’t replaced by anything. It just became private property, illegal to exist on. The memory of it remained as does a desire to regain access to that specific kind of physical space, halfway between an everything is set up for your enjoyment theme park and a regular ol, make your own fun, park park.
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The wildest coincidence about The Rolling Giant is the artist, Kevin Obregon, is the physical actor of the Sargent at Arms in the FMV weirdo-classic Harvester. I adore “The Oldest View.” I don’t fear it because I view the Giant as nothing but sympathetic. Kane Pixels clearly did his research too, it’s something wonderful. Last year I watched The Children Under the House which is told in a format of psychologist’s notes and a child’s drawings. Maybe it’s because it harkens back to an 80s style haunting story to me but I enjoyed it. I am also an unabashed Monument Mythos enjoyer (start from the beginning). Anything frightening I get out of that is purely based on what I interpret the creator’s authorial intent to be, ie America has a horrific mythology covering up the worst of human atrocities but there’s still a crumb of hope in the best of us.
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Charles Bukowski posted:https://m.youtube.com/@TheVolgun I like this guys videos, they're very cool and well produced, not every video is going to be great because the nature of SCP articles means its very hit or miss. He does a decent job of curating them though I suppose. My favorite ones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqk9PV1QQA0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh_GCH7kc4Q and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4_o4fjfY-A The original article for the last one is one of the more creative ones for SCP stuff: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2521
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SUPERMAN'S GAL PAL posted:I am also an unabashed Monument Mythos enjoyer (start from the beginning). Anything frightening I get out of that is purely based on what I interpret the creator’s authorial intent to be, ie America has a horrific mythology covering up the worst of human atrocities but there’s still a crumb of hope in the best of us. I loved the first two seasons, then thought the Nixonverse was an interesting subversion of superhero media. After that I promptly forgot it existed, until a couple days ago; I watched the third season and didn’t really enjoy the story but thought it had really cool sound design and was kind of…comfy, I guess. How do you rate the fourth season? I’ll definitely check out The Children Under the House.
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I unabashedly love this stuff, so thanks for the suggestions and the reposts of some old classics. Also, Black August I wish you the best. Your ZEN thread is a treasure; I’ve just picked it up again after deliberately stopping for awhile because I wanted to be able to binge it. The loading screens in particular are charmingly haunting.
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mysterious frankie posted:I watched the third season and didn’t really enjoy the story but thought it had really cool sound design and was kind of…comfy, I guess. How do you rate the fourth season? I’m not even sure what to think yet. It FEELS more disconnected but it’s also unfinished. I usually have to go back and watch the whole thing before something pings in my brain.
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Grammarchist posted:The Hopewell Haunting is a really well done ghost story made up to look a lot older than it is. Simple and effective, probably filmed in one of those abandoned houses you see off the side of the road in rural areas. Dane Sears apparently got funding to do a remake full-length feature of his short. Sadly, it’s incredibly inferior to the original.
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Some videos I forgot to mention https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-SL4ejpP94 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08rj_ioKNSo There was a neat series of shorts made to promote SOMA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8I_J2VjsqQ Here is some horror themed stuff, that I wouldn't necessarily call scary but still worth checking out in my opinion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg4hV0ziH-g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=462KBuAhncU (this has a sequel too)
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This fake emergency broadcast is good, pretty convincingly done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJLQ5pDpzHw I think it was one of my first exposures to Mystery Flesh Pit National Park. There's a patreon, tumblr with artwork, and discord for that universe, but content seems to have stalled out for the time being. I got through most of Gemini Home Entertainment. Over all, fantastic, but ehh the whole Iris planet thing being the cause of this thing didn't really sit right with me. I think the veil got lifted a little too much.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWAB6adVVuk Giant monsters in the mist
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buglord posted:This fake emergency broadcast is good, pretty convincingly done. I see to recall the Mystery Flesh Pit National Park was discontinued because the creator realised they couldn't achieve the very high expectations leveled on it but my news may be many months old
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This is going way back but Marble Hornets was a real classic. Probably the best translation of Slenderman to the screen, as it very much kept him out of the way except for the occasional brief glimpse. https://youtube.com/@MarbleHornets?si=3_eVmIaUtF0Mfxek Slightly off topic, but if you are a fan of backrooms stuff, videogame creepypasta and just general good writing, Black August has a great thread over here - https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3944412&pagenumber=1&perpage=40
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i was a big fan of pixel’s backrooms saga and didn’t realize he released part three to his underground mall series. i watched it last night and man that is a talented kid. i can’t wait to see what he does with a real budget from a24 i looked up the release dates and it seems to be very close to when lethal company came out. does anyone know if coilhead was inspired by this?
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