r/analoghorror
Double Counter count your fucking days
Now I gotta wait even longer until one of the mods allows me in
found footage
so im in the works for a series thats heavily inspired by the oldest view, and also the backrooms, since its has the same horror elements and liminal spaces! this is a teaser for the next hour long episode im working on. the series is called Stonebridge!
heres the most recent episode if u wanna give it a watch on my youtube 🙂
https://youtu.be/OGEQDNfVLaQ?is=IWXbl2ogeaq5-3tz
I got a vcr recently and a cable to tape some analog horror to vhs tapes :3 the vibes are PEAK
I made a skinamarink-like last year
Special thanks to Kyle Edward Ball for the inspiration.
I made this during a bleak period of my life.
It is made with love but also with great sadness.
Some of it looks and sounds ridiculous.
But thats how I felt. As close as I could capture.
Thanks for reading.
I hope you overcome anything that comes your way.
The man with the severed head
He initially looks quite stylish with a headdress until he takes it off .
Searching for animators!
Hello I’m searching for animators to help me in making my analog horror series! The horror stories is about a mysterious mass murder taking place in New York! Comment if you’re interested!
My Brother Jeremy
One of my favourite analog horrors of recent years and I don't see too many people talking about it. Kind of Skinamarink-y but I found it to be more of a true horror. Has anyone seen it? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdqm7fB4K2s
kidnapping hands
The local detectives stood in the silent, empty plaza, baffled by another night of unexplained disappearances. The kidnapping spree has become increasingly mysterious every day, with people vanishing mid-stride without a single trace, struggle, or footprint left behind. Looking up, the officers finally saw the colossal shapes hiding in the deep purple twilight. Massive, veiny knuckles hung like storm clouds, dropping pale fingers the size of buildings silently toward the pavement. The Kidnapping Hands are multiplying, plucking groups of unsuspecting people straight off the streets and into the sky before anyone can scream .
¿Qué series de Analog Horror me recomiendan? BUSCO SUGERENCIAS
Hola a todos! Últimamente me enganché bastante con el género de analog horror y me fascina esa estética de cintas VHS encontradas, transmisiones de emergencia y perturbaciones en la televisión vieja. Ya vi los más conocidos (como The Mandela Catalogue, Local 58 y The Walten Files), pero quiero meterme más a fondo en el género..
Cannibal Distress - KONIEC This video is the final video in my analog horror series. I tried to make an engaging video that beautifully concludes the story. Don't forget to share your suggestions.
youtube.comI might've accidentally made the most terrifying thing by skinning my old fursuit
I never understood why people get like this?
They complain that most modern analog horror content is bad, but they actively hate on new creators instead of being constructive and helping them improve.
Is it just for the fun of the game or do they just hate analog horror kinda like how people who support AI go on anti ai subreddits
I just think if you really want better projects, then maybe you'd try and help people out and give them tips at the very least and give them some ounce of support instead of breaking them down because you don't like the idea or how it was executed. I've seen it alot with both my own projects and some other people who've posted here.
I know people will be trolls but like why claim that you want better stuff if you won't give certain stuff a change and give feedback (real feedback, not just making fun of it) in hopes that'll be as good as you want? it just doesn't make sense to me.
It's just annoying and upsetting to see how destructive this community as gotten, I would believe that after all the 'slop' stuff that's taken over analog horror, people would want to support smaller creators or give genuine feedback for improvement.
Sorry if this rant was a bit long. It's just something i've noticed on this sub alot
Latest found footage analog horror video - The Basement Below!
This is a fully 3D rendered found footage video I created. I’ve created a couple other on my channel which aren’t linked together, but are still a good watch.
Each project I do I try learn new skills, so my next video that I drop is going to be the start of an actual series I’m creating.
If you enjoy this video any support is appreciated thank you.
Watch here - https://youtu.be/aou9qjuv38o?is=LLEkT07GetvwA3V5
The animal farm. 2026
my teacher told us to draw a poster promoting to read the book Animal farm by George Orwell. I got inspiration from the book when it said "The animals were not distinguishable from humans as they stood on two legs and wore suits."
Experimental scene editing from my short film project
Roll The Windows Up.. Roll The Windows Up Hurry!
It's Fucking Mandela Catalog, His Series Is Boring As Shit, He's Gonna Try And Ask For Money!