iirc, the people within the animatronics are still alive. i don't remember my source of if this is a headcanon im mistaking for actual canon but im pretty sure there was some implication that the people inside the animatronics never died and are still experiencing pain
@@thestargazer679 It is not possible for them to live, at least as a human body, it seems impossible for this to happen. Idfk how else they can survive tho
@@7103-i1k to be fair it's also impossible for a human to possess an animatronic and use it like it was always their body, so maybe within the universe's logic felix had found some fucked up way to keep jack alive that he proceeded to copy as bon
@@thestargazer679 Well I thought about it like fnaf logic, It's like they're curse that robots after they die they control it with their souls in it because... I don't know they die inside it? This is happening in reality as well, as the souls of curse the dolls are still with them, such theories are turning around. It is not known how true it is. Of course, we can move forward with this logic at most, because while it is a questionable fact whether they are still alive inside, it is obvious that they control the robots inside. (especially bon)
I'm always left completely terrified after watching videos about analog horror,there's time that I can't sleep with how paranoid I am,but I always watch more
What if I told you that I've already been exposed to horror movies as early as 3/4 years old. And that ended up being the case when I fell in love wiht horror 20 years ago in 2003 at the age of 7. And my goodness some of the horror trailers they had in the 2000s was scary man. These days AAA horror movies don't even come close to the originals nor the ones from my childhood. I was always a SAW fan deep down and loved the original 7 movies and two video games that came out in the early/mid/late 2000s.
I am so glad people recognize the Monument Mythos. The first time I saw the title 'rushmorerevenge' I legit thought it was an art history video with an interesting title. The confusion I felt was unimaginable, my all time favorite analog horror honestly.
I don't think I'll ever forget the freedom monument one "Freedom in chains, Freedom locked up... I feel maybe even hope she is only dormant now and will awaken again."
Another thing that suggested to me that mimics are capable of being killed is in the most recent episode where the team clears the building. If you inspect the two guys taking guard in the hallway, you can tell that their fingers are abnormally long which IMO means they could be mimics being used as security.
Yeah the mimic are most likely way more then intellegent enougth to get a job thiught they would probably have to be paid in meat ( get your fucking mind out of the gutter you weirdos) since they wouldent really have much use for currency
Thought since they are mimics and humans do t like mimics very much they lribably only are able to get the guwrd job considering the fact they can probably take multiple bullets to take down and only really need to be paid in meat
It’s frequently stated that Mimics are smart,since they tend to learn the schedules of their victims. Perhaps those “Mimics” understand that it’s easier to just stand around with these people as they’ll get easy free meals,thus they tolerate the cultists and even serve them to a degree with the promise of food.
Honestly, I fondly remember watching vita carnis by my own specifically seeing the flavor enchanter video. There was a frame where there's just a single slice of bread on a plate. Not gonna lie but that's one of my favorite parts due to how loud it made me laugh.
I had my TH-cam running while I went to sleep last week. And it was on auto play so it played nexpos video on The walten files. So I woke up to the most loud gut wrenching scream and a distorted creepy picture. It wasn’t pleasant 😅
You know I wasn’t expecting to be that scared watching the walten files the first time but rosemary’s screams in that one scene shook me to my core. it just felt way too personal.
@@ether105 Yeah, it's not to my taste either. 😕 I've not seen it myself, but from this breakdown it seems weird but not that interesting. Vita Carnis looks really fun to me, though!
Greetings, we have seen your video and we do agree that analog horror has been a terrifying concept in which it contains a story that could be real or fake. The disturbing deaths of others or their fate is always has been a type of nightmare people will have. Analog horror became a very popular and amazing genre from the horror. But since there has been issues were analog horror is not becoming less popular that what others thought. But most people are trying their best to bring it back. Really loved the explanation on the three main and amazing series that existed long ago, keep up the good work and always have a wonderful day 👍 Thank you, From: Lost Media Archives Inc.
@@Ammarsafwan7 There is still other series that are disturbing but we can agree that The Walten Files is a disturbing series as well, We viewed that series and boy it was really disturbing and terrifying at the same time
@@LostMediaArchivesIncorporatedI wish your channel would upload more, Lost Media Archives Inc sounds like it can be a horror story itself! A company that tries to find lost media and one day, one lost media will be too much for then! Whahahahsh😄
Analog horror is absolutely horrifying, It can absolutely pull off jumpscares and just plain disturbing content. Although I find that analogue horror is not very scary when watched with multiple people, So I feel like for the best experience watch it alone and in the dark with headphones on.
The Walten Files was my first introduction to real analog horror, and it creeped me out so much because the animation and edits and storytelling style was like nothing I had ever seen before, my brain was completely unprepared for it, and it was like re-experiencing horror for the first time. Like that horrifying unprecedented territory feeling I felt when I first watched The 6th Sense as a little kid and had never seen a real horror film before. TWF didn't scare me that much when I first watched it (I have a high tolerance to horror) but I couldn't get it out of my head for days afterwards and I had to keep coming back and rewatching it. That's the sign of a really good horror series.
Has the Walten Files creator ever talked about their inspirations/favorite creepypastas? Every time I see that chibi cartoon version of Bon, it reminds me of the Tails Doll from Sonic R, and I'm wondering how intentional that is.
@@StanLoona-iq3id I can. If it was just fnaf story I wouldn't be so into it. The only real similarities with the story are possessed animatronics and chuck e cheese / showbiz pizza restaurant. Tbh I think twf story is better than fnaf because it has actual characters and world building and stuff. I don't blame Scott tho since he didn't have a story till fnaf 3, while Martin made his story first and is telling it through the episodes
I think it’s important to note that cornerfolk wasn’t always directly tied to monument mythos. It was on the channel alongside it, but they were confirmed to be part of the same universe just recently before conerfolk was added to the season 1 playlist.
i wont lie i fucking LOVE billy the clown but i think its because billy isnt trying to hide the fact hes haunted and creepy and theres something trustworthy in that
Sadly the walten files will probably get one more entry but the creator said they didn't want to make anymore since they've lost the creativity and other issues
Where did u get that information from? Martin never said that. He said he been busy with college that he does not have time twf, but he still working on it.
In bon burger commercial, in the comments section he said he will fight till his series is finished and he said he put his blood, sweat and tear in that series. And he updated the Fandom about twf4 too
I LOVE the walten files!!! a lot of people have theories that are pretty reasonable but everyone always forgets the 2nd showstopper album and how multiple songs seen to be from the perspective of different characters its amazing like Love Is (Linda) and Slowly
The title is so real. Analog horror seems like an endless pit that you keep staring down hoping that something will happen, the tension just builds up and you have to watch more. It's disturbing how much this videos can drag you in and keep themselves stuck to you. These creators are very talented, at this point a good night's sleep is just a vivid dream 😭
Ah, Analog horror. It was really popping off a few years ago but that feels like a lifetime ago as well. It’s refreshing to see someone else cover it :>
I remember as a kid, being at a sleepover with a friend. It was late at night, and we were listening to the AM radio, slowly scanning through the frequencies, turning that aluminum knob carefully so as to not skip anything. Some of the sounds we heard seemed so diabolical and... Wrong? We were freaked the hell out. It was so unnerving. If you ever try out an AM radio today, it still is.
What I love about The Walten Files is, despite it looking very cheap at parts, I think it actually works in favor of the creepy factor. Like, when it shows a drawing of a person distorted with red smudges all around it to imply they're dead, it does so much to imply carnage rather than showing realistic gore. The distorted old-timey music makes it even worse.
Monument Mythos is my favorite one too... The amount of charm it has is unprecedented. It is confusing sometimes but it's worth the watch, excellent storytelling.
vita carnis was so good I had to show it to my mother like it was a movie, the bit with the mimic attack was one of the scariest horror things I've ever seen and it's absolutely amazing!
Honestly the 2 best moments for Vita Carnis is the intro video for the Mimic's and the child/mother falling victim to the harvester, the reason why is because of how brutal and how terrifying it is to listen/watch. Seriously i was terrified watching that first video, the 2nd video was goofier because you saw the full look of the mimic, and it kinda looked dumb, when you only got a partial look at the mimic before it lunged it was horrific. For the harvest, the sound quality of that video, dear lord it was insanely high quality, it made me feel unnerved because of how viseral the screaming was. Also my favorite moment for the "Monument Mythos" is that when everyone is fighting on the ship from the Suez Canal, that a bunch of Americans shot each other to death over a grill cause all of em called Dibs on it at the same time.
Honestly, The Walten Files is super underwhelming for me. It feels quite cookie cutter as far as aesthetic and general idea. I do like how the voice recordings are used though. Maybe I should try to get further into it. Most people miss a lot of the details of Vita Carnis on first watch, so I definitely recommend minaxa’s videos on it if you want some thorough explanation on the slightly hidden meaning of some parts. Hella dope that you checked out Monuments Mythos. That one’s my favorite, too. It feels so different from every other analog horror I’ve seen so far. Definitely a very unique idea with surprisingly unsettling conclusions. Although I think Lincoln Looker could have been a lot more terrifying if it was a permanent/until death kinda deal
im surprised you say that walten files feels cookie cutter, for me personally i feel like the aesthetic/art style is the most unique and ambitious out of all of the popular analog horrors. but thats just me, i still see where you are coming from
The Walten Files has some good moments but it never really scared me besides Boozoo's Ghosts but the scariest series I've ever seen is Harmony and Horror made by Battington. Nothing even comes close, I think what makes it so good is that it uses terror, even the first ten seconds of the first episode have you on the edge of your seat and it only goes up from there. Also Monument Mythos is definitely my favorite out of all I've seen, it's just got such a unique story with excellent presentation.
I think it is scarier if the Lincoln looker is only for the presidential term (which stands to reason as there can only be one at a time). It means that there are maybe a dozen of them getting around America as we speak, and if you happen to cross a future president you could be next.
@@kisterdrumsah, I haven’t watched much of it. I just remember it being *veeerrrrryyyyy* reminiscent of Five Night at Freddy’s, creepypastas, and a lot of retro horror videogames, which is an aesthetic that has been overdone to death imo. I should probably watch more of it though before I make my mind up.
So, just to be clear, we have; Analog Horror - - has me traumatized - consumed my life - is all i can think about - haunts my dreams - is my worst nightmare
You should add links for all the work you review - it’s good for other creators and also would be great to find ourselves quickly to watch. Thanks mate
The 80s nostalgic feeling, the forgotten age atmosphere, the absence of a regular framework (no hero's journey, no character arc) the quality of acting.... The while format is verisimily creepy, you never know what to expect, it crawls into your brain. It is a great horror format, extremely effective and often of very high quality. Just excellent, I'd say addictive, as you are experiencing ahha!
Now that I think about it, analog horror is probably going to die in the future years, since the reason it is so popular now is because it reminds us of media in old years, but the children of nowadays will not have this effect when they grow up and they will not see the appeal of analog horror... also I recommend the fazbear collection.
Analog horror and horror is a slightly different rabbit hole than what your typical horror buff might understand. It's slow-paced and capable of being in your face with the eerie nature of what grounds it: silence. You are given time to process the things you are shocked about, experiencing the horror at your own pace, and with how TH-cam is, you and your morbid curiosity are the only driving factor to bringing those chills to fall down your spine.
honestly i consider walten files as more of an animated horror series than "true" analog horror series, but its a very impressively made series and a fun watch, especially considering that according to what ive heard martin animates it entirely on his phone
I'm a cannabis farmer so the term clippings kind of takes on a different meaning and makes me think of Vita carnis slightly different because in my industry a clipping is a clone of a plant so if you look at this as like somehow being plant-based meat that's able to clone itself then it's kind of extra freaky
It's really interesting seeing the interpretations of the mythos from someone who got into it after the season re-organization, I mean, originally the series didn't have anything to do with cornerfolk, and only later did Alex(mister manticore) reintroduce the conerfolk idea, and attach it to the mythos (originally it was a standalone video) and so seeing 4 interpret the series with the corners and reality jumping as a primer was really interesting.
Corner falk series wasn't directly connected to the Monument Mythos series. The connection between the two series was found much later, so starting with corner falk kinda spoils a lot of the mystique of the monument mythos
32:30 It’s not just King. Dean himself died in the ‘50s in a car accident, and RFK, who was stated to be running in the video, was assassinated in our world earlier that year.
Back in 1984 our family was living in Phoenix AZ and every Saturday Mom and I and sometimes a sister would go to the flea market. At one of the tables they had a box of VHS tapes. They all had masking tape on each of them with labels for movies or TV shows. The whole box was priced at 2.00$ My mom had a huge push cart so she bought the whole thing. After getting them home I wanted to see what was on them. A lot of them were too crazy in a kind of way where the tape itself was too warped to watch. Probably because of the summer sun. But in the boxes one tape played a little too well. It was a video of a woman who was handcuffed to some water pipes. She was pleading for her life and at different cuts she had either a bloody nose or a bloodier nose or blood coming from her nose and ears. We called the police and they took the tape and each time we called to see if they needed to know the date and times of the sale from the seller they claimed it was taken care of but there was nothing on the news about it.
Using this vid as exposure therapy. I so badly want to appreciate the artistic skill and talent that goes into making effective horror, but for me its TOO effective. Having someone walk me through it makes it easier to consume and enjoy!
One thing I hate about Vita Carnis is that they tell you to wait for the dish to cool is because it'll kill bacreria AND SPORES. Which is just an absolutely harrowing detail. (Hate as in my spine becomes jello, I love this series.)
You know what, I’m pretty happy that most horrors, urban legends and horrible stuff always happens to America. It’s comforting that Europe is barely ever in danger, helps me sleep at night.
one thing about Dean's sudden popularity is that while it was probably sinister and supernatural in nature, James Dean was an actual celebrity who died in a car crash in 1955
How did I watch a theory video about vita carnis so fucking long ago and you're the first person I've ever heard mention that the flavor enhancer is the spores from the 6th type of vita carnis
Funny thing, I found the corner folk video, watched it, thought it was super cool, and liked it. Then I came back to it after me discovering analog horror and I was like It’s from the monument Mythos?
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“The rabbit is starving.” Refers to Susan starving in the banny animatronic. She wasn’t immediately dead from Bon attacking her, she slowly starved.
iirc, the people within the animatronics are still alive. i don't remember my source of if this is a headcanon im mistaking for actual canon but im pretty sure there was some implication that the people inside the animatronics never died and are still experiencing pain
It's extremely unsettling the ways Bon is able to maime people. Being able to paralyze Susen and Brian without killing them is fucked up
@@thestargazer679 It is not possible for them to live, at least as a human body, it seems impossible for this to happen. Idfk how else they can survive tho
@@7103-i1k to be fair it's also impossible for a human to possess an animatronic and use it like it was always their body, so maybe within the universe's logic felix had found some fucked up way to keep jack alive that he proceeded to copy as bon
@@thestargazer679 Well I thought about it like fnaf logic, It's like they're curse that robots after they die they control it with their souls in it because... I don't know they die inside it? This is happening in reality as well, as the souls of curse the dolls are still with them, such theories are turning around. It is not known how true it is. Of course, we can move forward with this logic at most, because while it is a questionable fact whether they are still alive inside, it is obvious that they control the robots inside. (especially bon)
youre so real for that. analog horror is so terrifying in such a way that makes you want to watch more. its addictive.
Ur pfp is my pfp on twt so i thought u were me for a second cor some reasoj
@@deaddog3306 ☠️
Staring into the abyss is addictive, but remember the abyss stares back. (I.E. It can drive someone insane.)
I'm always left completely terrified after watching videos about analog horror,there's time that I can't sleep with how paranoid I am,but I always watch more
What if I told you that I've already been exposed to horror movies as early as 3/4 years old. And that ended up being the case when I fell in love wiht horror 20 years ago in 2003 at the age of 7. And my goodness some of the horror trailers they had in the 2000s was scary man. These days AAA horror movies don't even come close to the originals nor the ones from my childhood. I was always a SAW fan deep down and loved the original 7 movies and two video games that came out in the early/mid/late 2000s.
I am so glad people recognize the Monument Mythos. The first time I saw the title 'rushmorerevenge' I legit thought it was an art history video with an interesting title. The confusion I felt was unimaginable, my all time favorite analog horror honestly.
this guy didn't even mention Mandela Catalogue. i was surprised.
@@John-X it’s in another vid
I don't think I'll ever forget the freedom monument one
"Freedom in chains, Freedom locked up... I feel maybe even hope she is only dormant now and will awaken again."
Another thing that suggested to me that mimics are capable of being killed is in the most recent episode where the team clears the building. If you inspect the two guys taking guard in the hallway, you can tell that their fingers are abnormally long which IMO means they could be mimics being used as security.
Yeah the mimic are most likely way more then intellegent enougth to get a job thiught they would probably have to be paid in meat ( get your fucking mind out of the gutter you weirdos) since they wouldent really have much use for currency
Thought since they are mimics and humans do t like mimics very much they lribably only are able to get the guwrd job considering the fact they can probably take multiple bullets to take down and only really need to be paid in meat
Perhaps theres a method in killing mimics unknown at the time of when the documentry was made and hidden from the public
It’s frequently stated that Mimics are smart,since they tend to learn the schedules of their victims. Perhaps those “Mimics” understand that it’s easier to just stand around with these people as they’ll get easy free meals,thus they tolerate the cultists and even serve them to a degree with the promise of food.
Yes! You watched vita carnis, my favourite! I love seeing people discover more analog horror, it’s my favourite genre of horror
Ah yes a man of fellow taste👌
Lol i absolutely love vita carnis! I think it was my second analog horror but definitely one of my favourites!
so far I've seen all fnaf tapes, walten files, monument mythos, vita carnis etc.
Same
If you don’t know him already, I’d suggest Wendigoon for analog horror analysis. He goes into REALLY GOOD detail on Monument Mythos especially
He needs to make an update video, not for my sake but for everyone else lol
He literally went crazy at the end of monument mythos 😭
Wendigoon and Night Mind both
Absolutely recommended, wendigoon favourite TH-camr
@@drakeredwingofficial night mind!! his videos are really relaxing for me and I like the passion he has for horror projects!
Honestly, I fondly remember watching vita carnis by my own specifically seeing the flavor enchanter video. There was a frame where there's just a single slice of bread on a plate. Not gonna lie but that's one of my favorite parts due to how loud it made me laugh.
Canadian inflation got my dinners looking like that too lmao
The implications of the facial morphing scenes are terriftying
I had my TH-cam running while I went to sleep last week. And it was on auto play so it played nexpos video on The walten files. So I woke up to the most loud gut wrenching scream and a distorted creepy picture. It wasn’t pleasant 😅
the 4th wake-up alarm:
What are you
You know I wasn’t expecting to be that scared watching the walten files the first time but rosemary’s screams in that one scene shook me to my core. it just felt way too personal.
What made me the most scared was bozos face in bunny farm. Made me sleep with my PlayStation light on for like 3 dats
@@fluffywhompus yeah fair enough
the spooky house is the only vid i've watched from the walten files, and it still scares me lol, i should watch the whole story but i dunno.....
Same, for me screaming and erratic movement/shaking creeps me the hell out. And the overlapped face? I almost passed out, I had to cover my screen
@@ChronicaErys Yeah for some reason that kinda shacking really unsettles me… It’s almost like they’re fighting their own body.
I was sitting in the bathroom while I was at work and I literally chucked my phone at the stall door after that Mimic jumpscare.
Nice
scared the shit out of you, huh?
Even knowing what was coming, I jolted... 🤣
@@Brickerbrack same
so glad you mention the monument mythos
it's often overlooked in analog horror lists but its honestly so good
monument mythos confused the fuck outta me 💀
The freedom statue is like the final boss of all analog horror monsters lol
Monument mythos has to be my least favorite analog horror 😭
It seems interesting, but I’m way too confused for it to be scary to me
@@ether105 Yeah, it's not to my taste either. 😕 I've not seen it myself, but from this breakdown it seems weird but not that interesting. Vita Carnis looks really fun to me, though!
Greetings, we have seen your video and we do agree that analog horror has been a terrifying concept in which it contains a story that could be real or fake. The disturbing deaths of others or their fate is always has been a type of nightmare people will have. Analog horror became a very popular and amazing genre from the horror. But since there has been issues were analog horror is not becoming less popular that what others thought. But most people are trying their best to bring it back. Really loved the explanation on the three main and amazing series that existed long ago, keep up the good work and always have a wonderful day 👍
Thank you,
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I think the most disturbing analog horror is Walten Files
@@Ammarsafwan7 There is still other series that are disturbing but we can agree that The Walten Files is a disturbing series as well, We viewed that series and boy it was really disturbing and terrifying at the same time
@@LostMediaArchivesIncorporatedI wish your channel would upload more, Lost Media Archives Inc sounds like it can be a horror story itself!
A company that tries to find lost media and one day, one lost media will be too much for then! Whahahahsh😄
Analog horror is absolutely horrifying, It can absolutely pull off jumpscares and just plain disturbing content.
Although I find that analogue horror is not very scary when watched with multiple people, So I feel like for the best experience watch it alone and in the dark with headphones on.
The Walten Files was my first introduction to real analog horror, and it creeped me out so much because the animation and edits and storytelling style was like nothing I had ever seen before, my brain was completely unprepared for it, and it was like re-experiencing horror for the first time. Like that horrifying unprecedented territory feeling I felt when I first watched The 6th Sense as a little kid and had never seen a real horror film before. TWF didn't scare me that much when I first watched it (I have a high tolerance to horror) but I couldn't get it out of my head for days afterwards and I had to keep coming back and rewatching it. That's the sign of a really good horror series.
I WAS SOOO infatuated with analog horror back in 2018-19 and it brings me so much joy more and more people are discovering this ART?!!
Has the Walten Files creator ever talked about their inspirations/favorite creepypastas? Every time I see that chibi cartoon version of Bon, it reminds me of the Tails Doll from Sonic R, and I'm wondering how intentional that is.
I believe his only stated inspiration was Fnaf, I'm sure there's more tho and it would be fun to know
It’s a straight copy of fnaf , kinda sucks
@@StanLoona-iq3id If it was just a copy then why do so many people like it. I like it more than fnaf :/
@@amel888 it is tho lol , you can’t say with a straight face the story is literally just the fnaf story
@@StanLoona-iq3id I can. If it was just fnaf story I wouldn't be so into it. The only real similarities with the story are possessed animatronics and chuck e cheese / showbiz pizza restaurant. Tbh I think twf story is better than fnaf because it has actual characters and world building and stuff. I don't blame Scott tho since he didn't have a story till fnaf 3, while Martin made his story first and is telling it through the episodes
I think it’s important to note that cornerfolk wasn’t always directly tied to monument mythos. It was on the channel alongside it, but they were confirmed to be part of the same universe just recently before conerfolk was added to the season 1 playlist.
the mimic made me jump holy shit
shit scared me so bad. I don’t know what it is about it, but the design is terrifying man
i wont lie i fucking LOVE billy the clown but i think its because billy isnt trying to hide the fact hes haunted and creepy and theres something trustworthy in that
Sadly the walten files will probably get one more entry but the creator said they didn't want to make anymore since they've lost the creativity and other issues
ah dang that sucks
awe what :(
Where did u get that information from? Martin never said that. He said he been busy with college that he does not have time twf, but he still working on it.
In bon burger commercial, in the comments section he said he will fight till his series is finished and he said he put his blood, sweat and tear in that series. And he updated the Fandom about twf4 too
Wait actually? Because the walten files is supposed to have 2 more seasons with 6 episodes each 😳 at least that's what I've heard
So I’ve watched about 2 (maybe 3 I’m not sure) of your videos on analog horror today and you make ANOTHER one. The coincidence is actually crazy 😭
I LOVE the walten files!!! a lot of people have theories that are pretty reasonable but everyone always forgets the 2nd showstopper album and how multiple songs seen to be from the perspective of different characters its amazing like Love Is (Linda) and Slowly
The title is so real. Analog horror seems like an endless pit that you keep staring down hoping that something will happen, the tension just builds up and you have to watch more. It's disturbing how much this videos can drag you in and keep themselves stuck to you. These creators are very talented, at this point a good night's sleep is just a vivid dream 😭
Ah, Analog horror. It was really popping off a few years ago but that feels like a lifetime ago as well. It’s refreshing to see someone else cover it :>
Bro that mimic in the door way is forever engraved in my brain that was a truly terrifying design
original dean just has the highest level chrisma in the multiverse
Yeah, 4 Plus's confusion suggests to me that it didn't occur to him just who James Dean _was..._
YESS I've been waiting for you to cover the Monument Mythos! The lore is just perfect, down to the minute detail
I remember as a kid, being at a sleepover with a friend. It was late at night, and we were listening to the AM radio, slowly scanning through the frequencies, turning that aluminum knob carefully so as to not skip anything. Some of the sounds we heard seemed so diabolical and... Wrong?
We were freaked the hell out. It was so unnerving. If you ever try out an AM radio today, it still is.
the time when analog horror started to gain more popularity and you recognition was amazing. just good stuff after good stuff
What I love about The Walten Files is, despite it looking very cheap at parts, I think it actually works in favor of the creepy factor. Like, when it shows a drawing of a person distorted with red smudges all around it to imply they're dead, it does so much to imply carnage rather than showing realistic gore. The distorted old-timey music makes it even worse.
im so glad you analyzed the walten files, some things you found out i didnt even know about, like the "lucky you" video.
Monument Mythos is my favorite one too...
The amount of charm it has is unprecedented.
It is confusing sometimes but it's worth the watch, excellent storytelling.
vita carnis was so good I had to show it to my mother like it was a movie, the bit with the mimic attack was one of the scariest horror things I've ever seen and it's absolutely amazing!
I can’t even watch YOUR reviews, let alone these whole ass videos. Your bravery will be etched in history forever.
Dang, please keep making analog horror breakdowns like this. I'm hooked.
A 50 MINUTE VIDEO ABOUT ANALOG HORROR LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
7:18 me staring at the last slice of pizza as my friend takes it
Honestly the 2 best moments for Vita Carnis is the intro video for the Mimic's and the child/mother falling victim to the harvester, the reason why is because of how brutal and how terrifying it is to listen/watch. Seriously i was terrified watching that first video, the 2nd video was goofier because you saw the full look of the mimic, and it kinda looked dumb, when you only got a partial look at the mimic before it lunged it was horrific. For the harvest, the sound quality of that video, dear lord it was insanely high quality, it made me feel unnerved because of how viseral the screaming was.
Also my favorite moment for the "Monument Mythos" is that when everyone is fighting on the ship from the Suez Canal, that a bunch of Americans shot each other to death over a grill cause all of em called Dibs on it at the same time.
Honestly, The Walten Files is super underwhelming for me. It feels quite cookie cutter as far as aesthetic and general idea. I do like how the voice recordings are used though. Maybe I should try to get further into it.
Most people miss a lot of the details of Vita Carnis on first watch, so I definitely recommend minaxa’s videos on it if you want some thorough explanation on the slightly hidden meaning of some parts.
Hella dope that you checked out Monuments Mythos. That one’s my favorite, too. It feels so different from every other analog horror I’ve seen so far. Definitely a very unique idea with surprisingly unsettling conclusions. Although I think Lincoln Looker could have been a lot more terrifying if it was a permanent/until death kinda deal
As it was my first one, Walten changed ny world
im surprised you say that walten files feels cookie cutter, for me personally i feel like the aesthetic/art style is the most unique and ambitious out of all of the popular analog horrors. but thats just me, i still see where you are coming from
The Walten Files has some good moments but it never really scared me besides Boozoo's Ghosts but the scariest series I've ever seen is Harmony and Horror made by Battington. Nothing even comes close, I think what makes it so good is that it uses terror, even the first ten seconds of the first episode have you on the edge of your seat and it only goes up from there. Also Monument Mythos is definitely my favorite out of all I've seen, it's just got such a unique story with excellent presentation.
I think it is scarier if the Lincoln looker is only for the presidential term (which stands to reason as there can only be one at a time). It means that there are maybe a dozen of them getting around America as we speak, and if you happen to cross a future president you could be next.
@@kisterdrumsah, I haven’t watched much of it. I just remember it being *veeerrrrryyyyy* reminiscent of Five Night at Freddy’s, creepypastas, and a lot of retro horror videogames, which is an aesthetic that has been overdone to death imo.
I should probably watch more of it though before I make my mind up.
So, just to be clear, we have; Analog Horror -
- has me traumatized
- consumed my life
- is all i can think about
- haunts my dreams
- is my worst nightmare
you gotta see horror and harmony its the scariest.
I think the Walten files’ method of distorting human faces is one of the scariest things I’ve ever seen
YESSS YOU WATCHED THE MONUMENT MYTHOS!
I wasn't expecting it to become my favorite one!
Okay. That part at 18:02 actually made me jump in my seat a little.
You should add links for all the work you review - it’s good for other creators and also would be great to find ourselves quickly to watch. Thanks mate
The 80s nostalgic feeling, the forgotten age atmosphere, the absence of a regular framework (no hero's journey, no character arc) the quality of acting.... The while format is verisimily creepy, you never know what to expect, it crawls into your brain. It is a great horror format, extremely effective and often of very high quality. Just excellent, I'd say addictive, as you are experiencing ahha!
Now that I think about it, analog horror is probably going to die in the future years, since the reason it is so popular now is because it reminds us of media in old years, but the children of nowadays will not have this effect when they grow up and they will not see the appeal of analog horror...
also I recommend the fazbear collection.
Analog horror and horror is a slightly different rabbit hole than what your typical horror buff might understand. It's slow-paced and capable of being in your face with the eerie nature of what grounds it: silence.
You are given time to process the things you are shocked about, experiencing the horror at your own pace, and with how TH-cam is, you and your morbid curiosity are the only driving factor to bringing those chills to fall down your spine.
The Monument Mythos are the only analog horror I was able to watch fully lmao. It's really interesting, even though it loses scariness in season 3
Yeah it's not much scary in season 3 but it is still a pretty good season.
honestly i consider walten files as more of an animated horror series than "true" analog horror series, but its a very impressively made series and a fun watch, especially considering that according to what ive heard martin animates it entirely on his phone
I would wait a good while to make a follow up video for these series to update and continue
Man is analog horror something else when done correctly
i love your content thanks for another banger!
Keep digging 4! Liking the content, and a lot more analogue horror for you to discover!
Your analog horror vids are what I needed today bc ever since I found it have not stopped lol
people are so god damn creative
45:50 is the bit that I actually like
“We can put that thought away and carry on.” Very good play on the word carrion!
I’d love a new Monument Mythos video!
YES! THE MONUMENT MYTHOS! FINALLY
VITA CARNIS MENTIONED, INSTANT SUB
(best analog horror)
I forgot all about analog horror until I found your videos.
I'm a cannabis farmer so the term clippings kind of takes on a different meaning and makes me think of Vita carnis slightly different because in my industry a clipping is a clone of a plant so if you look at this as like somehow being plant-based meat that's able to clone itself then it's kind of extra freaky
3:14 “clearly speaking in reverse” even though you can perfectly make out what it’s saying 😭 it even has subtitles
It’s edited for the video, in the og walten files the subtitles aren’t there and it is actually talking in reverse
45:32 o o f
But seriously, monument mythos is extremely underrated
I hope to hear more about it from you
It's really interesting seeing the interpretations of the mythos from someone who got into it after the season re-organization, I mean, originally the series didn't have anything to do with cornerfolk, and only later did Alex(mister manticore) reintroduce the conerfolk idea, and attach it to the mythos (originally it was a standalone video) and so seeing 4 interpret the series with the corners and reality jumping as a primer was really interesting.
Oh boy my 2 favorite analog horrors in 1 video!
(I like monument mythos too but it’s not one of my favs)
My walten files phase has turned into I’m watching every single analog horror I can now
Same!
I can’t believe you chose to show that jumpscare at 18:06 you made me jump out of my seat bruh 😭
I was expecting the thousandth video essay on walten files but this video was a nice surprise. Wasn’t incredibly roundabout
Corner falk series wasn't directly connected to the Monument Mythos series. The connection between the two series was found much later, so starting with corner falk kinda spoils a lot of the mystique of the monument mythos
Monument Mythos and the extended Mister Manticore narrative is an absolute blast
like a-train said once "i-i can't stop. i cant stop i cant stop.. i cant stop i cant stop.."
I love long form videos thank you for making one
32:30 It’s not just King. Dean himself died in the ‘50s in a car accident, and RFK, who was stated to be running in the video, was assassinated in our world earlier that year.
Back in 1984 our family was living in Phoenix AZ and every Saturday Mom and I and sometimes a sister would go to the flea market. At one of the tables they had a box of VHS tapes. They all had masking tape on each of them with labels for movies or TV shows. The whole box was priced at 2.00$ My mom had a huge push cart so she bought the whole thing. After getting them home I wanted to see what was on them. A lot of them were too crazy in a kind of way where the tape itself was too warped to watch. Probably because of the summer sun. But in the boxes one tape played a little too well. It was a video of a woman who was handcuffed to some water pipes. She was pleading for her life and at different cuts she had either a bloody nose or a bloodier nose or blood coming from her nose and ears. We called the police and they took the tape and each time we called to see if they needed to know the date and times of the sale from the seller they claimed it was taken care of but there was nothing on the news about it.
Using this vid as exposure therapy. I so badly want to appreciate the artistic skill and talent that goes into making effective horror, but for me its TOO effective. Having someone walk me through it makes it easier to consume and enjoy!
One thing I hate about Vita Carnis is that they tell you to wait for the dish to cool is because it'll kill bacreria AND SPORES. Which is just an absolutely harrowing detail. (Hate as in my spine becomes jello, I love this series.)
Yeah after I watched analog horror for the first time I basically couldn’t stop watching lmao
I love watching analog horror while I'm eating or before sleep, it hits different
Yesss I totally forgot ab the last one it’s so interesting I was obsessed with it ty for reminding me it exists😭
Species anomaly report is the scariest piece of media I’ve ever seen just because of the audio and visuals of a head melting
So the bon's burgers thing is literally just fnaf. Both in idea and a good majority of the storyline with only minor changes
I was just trying to fall asleep to laufey and I wake up to this 😭😭😭
About vita carnis look up film theory they explain it well 16:02
THE SAME THING FROM THE LAST VIDEO HAPPENED AGAIN uploading these as soon as im on youtube. gnarly
You know what, I’m pretty happy that most horrors, urban legends and horrible stuff always happens to America. It’s comforting that Europe is barely ever in danger, helps me sleep at night.
well, sorry for you, your gonna have to deal with 3 headed santa.
18:02 when I tell you I flinched SO VIOLENTLY
I now understand the term “my body took a screenshot”
one thing about Dean's sudden popularity is that while it was probably sinister and supernatural in nature, James Dean was an actual celebrity who died in a car crash in 1955
“Thisll be a nice little trilogy”
*looks at playlist with 17 vids*
I would recommend The Fnaf VHS series by Scuimpus Mc grimpus, it has some fantastic voice acting and knows how to scare you in a way that lasts.
too bad they groomed a minor
walten files:Abandoned
vita carnis:In progress
monument mythos:in progress
Fun fact The Walten Files development technically started in 2017 as a game, but as a series would be in Nov 2019.
Welcome to the club my fyp. is full of analog horror :)
How did I watch a theory video about vita carnis so fucking long ago and you're the first person I've ever heard mention that the flavor enhancer is the spores from the 6th type of vita carnis
im scared ill get rlly high one day and watch your videos 😭
These videos all have a similar title, I'm half expecting to see "Analog horror took the kids" on the next video
That's an amazing idea actually
Funny thing, I found the corner folk video, watched it, thought it was super cool, and liked it. Then I came back to it after me discovering analog horror and I was like
It’s from the monument Mythos?
Monument mythos is the goat
it's funny to me that I just saw your video "the horror I can't handle" and the next thing that pops in my recommended is this