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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- Analog horror is a subgenre that I've felt an immense amount of interest in over the last 4 years, however, one series in particular has left a massive impact on me, both creatively and existentially: Gemini Home Entertainment. This series compiles the absolute best aspects of analog horror and combines them with some of the most outstanding themes from films like "The Thing" and "Annihilation." I've been a dear fan of this series since the very inception of it, and to finally have a chance to talk about it and share my favorite aspects of it is cathartic. To anyone unfamiliar with analog horror, or Gemini Home Entertainment, I highly recommend you watch the series for yourself. There's certainly more I've got to say about the series, but that's for another time.
Also, please watch all the other analog horror series I've mentioned in this video! They're also perfect.
One more thing!
We aren't going anywhere.
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I've compared every analog series that has come out after to Gemini, and none has surpassed it to this day. It's simply the GOAT.
Even with the boom in many Analog Horror series over the past few years, I still find Local58 and Gemini Home Entertainment to be the best.
this is the only series where i dont know what the cliche evil god is and i love it for that
I like the intentions of the iris being entirely ambiguous, because even though it’s essentially a living organism, we have no idea why it’s doing what it’s doing and why it doesn’t just completely consume everything immediately.
It's been a year since Old Bones and I check the official channel weekly in hopes of something, anything, coming out. I have watched Nexpo's video on GHE at least 500 times already (I put it when I go to sleep, it's so calming). I need more of this world.
There's 4 tapes left and from what I've heard they will be coming out soon! Also I can relate to you on rewatching the Nexpo video. His video was a major inspiration for the editing in mine. :D
@@Aspirish yeah I actually took a lot of inspiration from GHE for my own webseries, which now I have on standby because damn is it a whole deal to edit properly and convincingly. It really makes you admire those creators for putting out such quality in such short times
I do the same thing. I can't get enough of GHE
dude omg, you're like speaking right from my mind down to the AS bumpers. Ive been preaching this channel for years now and seeing videos about it just makes me so excited cause it's pushing new people to this series. Gemini has always been S tier analog horror for me. I could literally go on and on about these tapes. It got me into the horror genre, exploring classics and movie series like vhs. I could not be more grateful for this to spawn into my life. Its just sick as an art student to see these independent artist blossom and inspire. So excited for the final episode to come.
"Giant planet sized eyeball is angry at earth and decides it should be assimilated" that's how i can just describe it from what i remember from watching it a few years ago.
Pretty spot on lmao
GHE is my absolute favorite analog horror, hands down. It even inspired me to choose the genre for my study in speech class some years back.
thank you for making an analysis video and not a boring plot summery like other youtubers lol. gemini is worth being studied in this manor. great video
Of course and thank you! Honestly, part of the reason I made the video was because I felt like there’s not a whole lot of videos that really go in detail about the visuals, art, writing, etc.
Gemini was actually the series that introduced me to analog horror
Gemini will always be the goat. I even have a makeship plush of the gardener.
Remy… come back bro…
Bruh that smile clip scared the shit out of me get that out of here💀😭😭
My baddddd 😆
amazing vid, i aspire to be as eloquent as you when rambling abt my favorite niche media 😵💫
I actually get my clone to do all of the rambling. I’m just the editor.
Great analysis! For a long time I've considered GHE to be not only my favorite analog horror youtube series, but I also thought it was objectively above most of its competition, but I could never put my finger on why, except that it had clearly much more effort put into it than those dozens of analog horrors that kids make in their phones at home (no diss to Mandela Catalogue here, if it works it works. But making good AH it's not something easy to do with little resources).
Then you mentioned that thing about the series never losing its identity, and suddenly, it all clicked. I feel like even Local58 at one point wasn't very consistent with its writing, even if they always nailed the execution. But GHE nailed both imo, from beginning to end.
Btw, have you seen White Stag Education? That series is, imo, the one that has gotten closest to GHE in terms of consistent storytelling, worldbuilding and high effort. Currently it's the one AH series I'm always looking forward to a new episode, and I can't recommend it enough for people who enjoyed GHE.
Looking forward to more of your videos, that's some real high quality stuff!
I have not seen White Stag Education, but I will certainly watch it!
And I completely agree. GHE always struck me as a diamond in the rough. There’s so many elements in the series that exude quality, it’s hard not to make comparisons.
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Very good review of a very good series! Keep it up!