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I actually really like how Tim was taken, it takes the original “Tim finds out about the bat family on his own” and changes it while keeping it accurate
I still can’t believe Tim’s the smartest bc he used basic reasoning. Tim: Huh, that Robin could do the trick that only the flying graysons could do. And Batman must’ve had a lot of money to have all these equipments. Everyone else: yeah what a coincidence…nothing to see here 🙂
Which hearing it via word of mouth from criminals that have both interacted with him, and not have yet would make it a very interesting thing to see. Plus the usual embellishments that would happen via word of mouth/telephone.
@@BreathtakingBoredomDCEU was still pretty entertaining. Studio meddling caused it to die, and it never had to be a horror series (but still briefly had that in Aquaman) Such a clickbaity title.
I will say it feels cool only flaw I have would be the “muttering justice” it makes me imagine him crouched like a gremlin repeating justice under his breath constantly, maybe it’s just my brain but aside from that it feels really cool seeing such a horrific version of our Batman and the DC world
Think of it less of a goblin and more of a constant "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die" kinda thing. after he got stabbed. like that.
I don't know, him muttering it feels like Conrad Kurze from 40k in a way, he's like a dementia patient in way, where he has relapses of sanity such as when he was conversating with Tim but loses it when he sees a perceived injustice as to Bruce not aiding him means he's hindering him for Criminals and then goes off to self destruct in the most literal manner.
I think it is a lot like crepipastas: only a few good ones and the rest are the same thing but with diferent names and worse than the one they are coping
In this continuity, Batman isn’t killing the Joker, who is the killer of his parents. But he’s continually torturing the Joker and making him more and more crazy.
@@vn9574 Maybe even do like the Joker, play psychological. Targeting friends and family, making games where contestants have a chance to win (but they don't) etc.
@tuskedclover3308 He already skinned someone; he skinned both Ivy and Killer Croc. Therefore, all he has to do is eat someone which doesn't seem that much of a leap for this Batman.
If there's something that Crime made me extremely hyped about is the idea that sooner or later we may see the Siltrics's interpretation of the Riddler. And seeing how they are knowledgeable on the DCEU, I hope they made The Riddler just as terrifying as the One Bad Day Riddler.
My main issue with the series is that it’s supposed to take place in the 60’s, but all of the analog aesthetics are heavily inspired by VHS analog from the 80’s and 90’s. If you watch the Superman analog horror video on the same channel, they used a heavily pitched down version of Starman by David Bowie, which came out in 1972, even though the video is meant to take place in 1962.
You bring up a good point; Siltrics said in a community post if I remember correctly, that this world is significantly more technologically advanced than our world at the time of the 60s, and as such it’s assumed that the technology to create this music and VHS advancement was made much sooner, allowing popular media from our time to come out much earlier in this universe. But I do agree, that does create a bit of time warping and it does get a little confusing.
Yeah, this is cool but I was disappointed with all the face distortion tropes and stuff, really annoying that people haven’t gotten over the Mandela catalogue and the Walten files
Yeah, the scary face trope is definitely a bit overused, even the originators of the trope have mostly left it behind, which is good, like the Walter files leaning more into animation and storytelling, and the Mandela catalogue experimenting with styles, using 3d animation or claymation for stuff instead of, just creepy distorted, they’re not always bad, but they’ve definitely been a over saturated.
The Lazarus Pit does change those who come out of it. Ra’s becomes more insane with each dipping, Jason became more vengeful and psychotic, and Nora Fries became some kind of burning woman who hates Mr. Freeze.
Even though it’s a form of venom being used, I like how there’s some vampire motifs. Bruce being emaciated yet having great strength, the specification of the kidnapped being “turned” by the venom, and how the kidnapped where placed into coffins etc etc. Arguably one of the better versions of “evil Batman” out there Edit: Made this comment before I finished the video, but yeah the vampire possiblity is feasible since there’s definitely allusions to it
That Tim Drake reveal had me pretty messed up. Also, since Supes and Flash are in this universe, assuminly with other heroes, I'm not sure what would be scarier; if they are twisted versions like this Batman or if this Batman has contingency plans for them. Or both. . .
Everyone forgets Batman is by far one of the most scariest characters in the DC universe because everyone underestimates him from his “no kill rule” but if he snapped it’s horrifying to think someone with that amount of planning and intelligence is something truly horrifying when he kills.
One thing I wanna mention(haven't finished the video so sorry if it's mentioned I just didn't wanna forget)is that Jason getting hit by The Bats grapple and cutting it with a baterang to get away parallels what Red Hood does in his movie when Bruce and Nightwing(I think)are chasing him. Red Hoods one of my favorite if not my favorite DC character so the idea of seeing him in this series has me hyped.
@@gaylorvader Haha no worries, but yeah, seeing the parallels drawn in this series from original adapted Batman Media is great, the creator’s definitely done his homework on the extended lore for the series lol
analog horror is so fucking cooked bro every single one of these Not Like Other Girls analog horrors is exacltry the same as all the other slop. Man in the suit and this too. Not to mention the fundemental misunderstanding of Bruce's character that this series is predicated on. We've literally seen a character exactly like this in Owlman and even he isnt this much of a psycho, it just doesnt make sense. Same problem with injustice superman imo
My new favorite thing to do is watching a video I fundamentally disagree with, then sorting the comments by new. That way I'm reminded sane people like you still exist.
@@theprimordiallogic2917 i didnt even feel this strongly abt analog horror until i saw like 100 videos glazing man in the suit when its literally just an even more basic nuclear war bad message than the actual fucking movies not 2 mention how mid the visuals are
@@joycongirl man in the suit is so ass, thank you for being like the only other person who thinks this, ive had this gripe for a lot of analog horror that it really is just the new age version of "insert fan-favourite child-like cartoon character but as a gruesome killer with edge"
@@irfanithink its quickly becoming that, but the thing about old creepypastas is that 95% of the time it was written by like. 12 year olds who were just finding out how to write stories. Almost all of these new age stories are made by adults who really should know better
Wile man in the suit is not exactally a masterpiece but i would't considere nontheless. It falls in some cliches, specially in presentation, but overall it does more things good or atleasr decent then straight up bad. The narrativer makes you want to know what happens next and it's easy to follow, the concept is interesting, some visuals do work decentlly well, and for something made by an teenager in an mobile editing software it's all well put togheter. Even tought people can overrate it a litlle to much it has a lot of potential and according to an interview the creator gave in an video the prudction vallue will only rise for her on out so i guess only time will really tell. Nothing wrong with disliking the series tought, just my opinion :P
I'm sorry but the idea that Batman mutters justice to himself is hilarious. I can just imagine eating lunch on the Watchtower and hearing Batman grumbling "justice" under his breath as he walks by.
went to watch this bc i thought itd be hilarious, then like 3 seconds in went "wait is this just gonna be 'batman but he kills people'?" and then i was immeditatley vindicated. like woahhhh.... beloved comic book character kills people.... the one famous for not doing that... so edgy..... bros literally remade 'the batman who laughs' but analog horror. "guys its batman but he tortures and kills people wooooooo" yeah bud we get it ur edgy go eat ur vegetables
Exactly! I just said the exact same thing .. why make a hero into something horror? They already did that with the batman who laughs and i didnt even like that either that much 🤦
The idea is decent, but the execution is pretty meh. The entire thing looks like it's a student presentation instead of a real documentary, which I think is the style the creator is trying to aim. It also has a lot of typo error. I think the creator is trying too hard to emulate the style of other analog horror, which isn't bad, but they forgot to take an inspiration from real life, especially with the Arkham announcement. Which is why I think the whole thing is just simply not believable, unlike the other analog horror. The whole idea of analog horror is interesting because it blurs the line between reality and fiction, which this didn't do at all. Gotham 1919-1939 is probably the closest you'll get on Batman's analog horror.
Would have been better if it took place in our world. like the batman comics exist, and THIS happens. Would make you question what was going on, Who is the Batman, Things like that.
Okay, this is what DC should've focused more on when it comes to Batman's Character. The fear of Criminals and Gothamites fear of Batman. The line "Batman, stop yourself!" Would be so scary and cool if it was like a Batman gets dropped into an alternate universe where this takes place. The only thing that comes close to this Analog Horror is "Batman The Silenced" which DC has not continued to this day. Sad. 😢
The ability to full immerse myself in the story was immediately shattered by the knowledge that vhs didn’t exist til the mid 70’s, like this wouldn’t be analog horror in the traditional sense this would have been on like shitty film reals
This is just really unrealistic as far as analog horror goes. Even considering analog horror like Local58 and Mandela Effect - where the tapes being watched are manipulated -, the concept of multiple people making entire tape recordings full of editing, text transitions, suspenseful pauses between sentences and full transcripts of their thoughts just seems like simplistic writing to make something analog horror just for the sake of it. Not even mentioning batman intersecting every single VHS to put corny jumpscares and red text all over them. That alone throws immersion out the window. Not throwing shade at the creator, this definitely just seems like a teen's fanfiction about a Batman horror story, but the way this video uses hyperbolic terms to make this sound like the greatest thing to have ever exist is very intellectually dishonest. Especially with the title of the video, and the video itself trying to exhaust as many extreme words for quality as it can, like this somehow beats multiple products that cost millions to make. No matter how much one likes this story, it's just a very simple narrative that uses the simplest canon from Batman stories, and one that would benefit from being in another format.
@@mensaticoI have said many times and I will say it again. So many of these analog horrors are terrible because they include supernatural elements for no reason, with no understanding for story and setup. There’s a bunch of Jurassic Park stuff that seems awesome at a glance but needlessly include spooky shit with no explanation instead of playing the horror straight and sterile.
@@iamnobody350 my headcannon of how this is an analog horror at all is that it's V.H.S. conversions of old super 35 film, since super 8 film released at most 3 years after the events of this series takes place. Still doesn't explain how the batman was able to modify the contents of the super 35 film, since it's just a deranged batman and not an unknowable eldritch being that has the ability to affect our media for it's goals, but I shouldn't think about things like that too hard.
Wouldn't that affect the footage differently? I think the series creator has some responsibility to indicate the age of the "analog" equipment through the way its presented onscreen. Otherwise-there's no more "analog." There's just bad presentation and even worse storytelling. @drakenforge4276
Right? I think the first murders are done weirdly too. I feel like one would have been enough and got the point across that we’re starting the story with Batman breaking his usual rule immediately. The almost tacked on “oh and he skinned them and made them all bat shaped and removed all of Ivy’s hair” felt very urbanspook too. Didn’t really add anything, didn’t feel necessary… was just kinda silly to me. Felt almost like it was just a shock factor thing, which is a shame because I think the whole concept for this is really interesting. Also I feel it was a bit of a shame to immediately get rid of a bunch of super compelling villains right off the Bat (pun intended) because Man Bat and Ivy in particular could have been SO interesting in this format. I was curious to see what the take on them would have been in this twisted universe and then they were just immediately snuffed out. Hopefully the creator focuses more on the strengths of this series because they are really strong!
@@User1234-5g For suggesting a dark themed edgy name, for a dark themed edgy story, for a dark themed edgy character? Are you lacking in comprehension, you 8?
Usually I hate seeing my childhood heroes being turned into horror characters, but this one's definitely cool. It brings a new version of the character we know and love while still mantaining said character's lore's chore traits. Aside from timeline clashing, imagine what an interaction between this version of Batman and Homelander would be like.
Late to the party on theories, but what if it wasnt an otherworldly being he struck a deal with, but something that has turned every hero brought to it insane, the Lazurus Pit. It turned one Robin into Red Hood, turned more into villains... What would happen to a batman who stepped inside?
A nice horror interpretation, but honestly... I find the motivation behind Bruce Wayne turning into a monster really dumb: 1) The state would have provided another tutor for him. 2) Alfred is very important, but it's not because of him that Bruce is "sane". 3) Bruce Wayne has a strong rational mind by nature. 4) The moral sense of justice of Bruce is not just a product of Alfred behaviour. I think that a more realistic version of Batman without kindness and love in his youth is a dark Pulp hero like the Spider, the Shadow or.... The Bat: Always ready to kill their enemies, always with their guns ready, but not psycho monsters.
this series isn’t polished and it feels really sloppy, most of these analog horror series do research and have major attention to detail especially if they are based on other forms of media
You REALLY need to do more over analog horror, this video was so well made I thought that you for sure would've had more subscribers or a larger backlog of videos. I can't wait to see what else you'll make, your gonna grow big brother I can feel it
I do love your further analyses of each episode, but I think the narration could be slowed down a little bit. Seems like you’re jumping from point to point instead of letting each idea or theory sink in. Either way, great vid! You’ve earned my sub!
I think another thing that could work is that the Bruce of this universe ended up making a deal with Gotham itself to gain his abilities. It's been implied in the comics that something off about the city itself, like something draws in or causes the tragedies that happen. Or Gotham is a entity in of itself. Either way, this series is very interesting and something I'll keep an eye on as an analog horror fan and massive batman fan. I wonder how the league of assassins will play into this actually. I know it's a long shot but it could be interesting.
I really enjoy Siltrics' work. The DC analog horror he produces is great. It's so detached from what we know from the characters, but at the same time, is really in line with what the characters could have been if circumstances were different. I've never really watched analog horror series themselves, often just watching recap videos much like this one. Except for Siltric's work. I love all things comics, and this just hits the right cord with me. Enough so that I actually keep up with the series outside of the summary videos. I know Siltrics is experiencing a lack of motivation and discouragement from all the analog horror gatekeepers saying "Ughm acktually this cannot be analog horror because [insert reason here]" and "this isn't the Walten files/Mandela catalogue". But it's not supposed to be. It's something different. Something just as interesting and fascinating, with just as much heart and soul poured into it. I sincerely hope he continues making these for as long as he's enjoying doing so. They're well made and tell a fascinating spin on already beloved characters.
I feel like this would be the perfect opportunity for the jester joker's alternate superhero ego to jump in and attempt to stop twisted Bruce Wayne. Personally, I feel like the only person that can stop him at this point is Spider-Man or symbiote Spider-Man.
The premise is neat but it falls into the same traps as plenty of other analog horror ventures leaving it feeling more tacky than scary. I think there’s more that can be done with the concept though and there’s clearly already lots of thought put into it
It should also be noted that VHS tapes were invented in 1976, so the analog horror aesthetic, while compelling, makes no sense. These videos would most likely be recorded on 16mm film reels and played on a projector, which creates an entirely different feel to VHS.
The thing with Analog Horror is it tends to work best in two specific circumstances Discovery and Exploration. Discovery is the case of someone stumbling upon archived media, or a recording or something that awakens or exposes a underlying horror that ends up targeting them. Exploration is the ongoing exploration of a anomalous phenmenon in a time period where these analog effects make sense (70s/80s). You have to pick and choose which one you want it to be. It doesn't make sense for random people to be making VHS tapes in the middle of a ongoing story, who will the tapes even be for? Who is even watching them? The issue with Analog Horror is people think it's some new catch-all brand to horror, it's not. It's a hyper specific niche of horror that needs specific circumstances to work as intended. It's like Lost Media, but if the Lost Media was covering up something larger and something you have no control over.
I think that he might be using a Lazarus Pit, actually. This is exactly what would have happened to Batman if he was more like Raas. It could also explain the coffins.
13:02 I love the subtle hint with the Robins and Batgirls coming first om the list the third name would have to be the third sidekick, combined with the barely legal but clever detective work all pointing at it being Tim Drake.
Very interesting video, though can you maybe slow down a bit? I feel like I’m watching on 2x speed. I feel like it’d be better if you gave a bit of time for viewers to digest the previous tapes etc between.
I dunno, this literally just feels like “if ‘x’ character was evil” because the fact that Joker is made even more insane just because of gruesome murders (the same guy who tore his own face off in several comics and started wearing it as a mask and has done a lot of insane stuff) just makes him seem like a regular crazy patient, as well as the others (Croc, Ivy, Manbat) as just patients in an asylum. It makes the world much more realistic, in that they don’t feel like “criminally insane super villains”, and detaches it from the DC universe (even though it continuously tries to attach itself to in-universe lore). Personally I’d like it more if it didn’t try to attach itself to DC lore so much, because it creates a lot of plot holes (him somehow acquiring Bane’s Venom and Scarecrows Fear Toxin with no Batman training).
Good analogue horror had mystery and it needs YOU to piece it together (Local 58) Siltircs lays everything out infront of you it's just boring... Batman doesn't feel terrifying after the first episode
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Nah you added it, your trolling us :3
I just thought CZcams had a new notifications sound or something cause it popped up right as I turn on notifications
thought it was one of those weird "Subscribe!" onscreen notifications youtubers did back in the day ngl
I actually really like how Tim was taken, it takes the original “Tim finds out about the bat family on his own” and changes it while keeping it accurate
Same! Wish he made it out, considering he's my favorite Robin.
I still can’t believe Tim’s the smartest bc he used basic reasoning.
Tim: Huh, that Robin could do the trick that only the flying graysons could do. And Batman must’ve had a lot of money to have all these equipments.
Everyone else: yeah what a coincidence…nothing to see here 🙂
Idk why, but I personally think that the 3rd who escaped was Tim
@@FiRsTofALL0132 What third?
@@jacobscrue 3rd prisoner that Jason had mentioned that had escaped
I was hoping all of this would be misinformation based on misconceptions about Batman inspired by myths from criminals
This would go harder if it was just the perspective of the average citizen
@@ItsDaHoots Both would be awesome
@@LuffyBlack same tbh
Which hearing it via word of mouth from criminals that have both interacted with him, and not have yet would make it a very interesting thing to see. Plus the usual embellishments that would happen via word of mouth/telephone.
I would love to read that story
Being better than the live-action DC movies we've got in the past few years is an incredibly low bar
Very true, but it does definitely go to show how much of an increase in quality we need from there, hopefully Superman Legacy changes that
@@BreathtakingBoredomDCEU was still pretty entertaining. Studio meddling caused it to die, and it never had to be a horror series (but still briefly had that in Aquaman) Such a clickbaity title.
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Honestly haven't seen a universe with such an inconsistent tone since the X-men movies
I will say it feels cool only flaw I have would be the “muttering justice” it makes me imagine him crouched like a gremlin repeating justice under his breath constantly, maybe it’s just my brain but aside from that it feels really cool seeing such a horrific version of our Batman and the DC world
"Justice...FOR GOTHAM!"
I think thats the point
Think of it less of a goblin and more of a constant "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die" kinda thing. after he got stabbed. like that.
I don't know, him muttering it feels like Conrad Kurze from 40k in a way, he's like a dementia patient in way, where he has relapses of sanity such as when he was conversating with Tim but loses it when he sees a perceived injustice as to Bruce not aiding him means he's hindering him for Criminals and then goes off to self destruct in the most literal manner.
Other disturbing thing was the misspelling of "their" and "they're". Instant vibe kill.
Analog horror is the "then (insert character here) began crying hyper realistic blood" of this generation.
Ai generated images and voices mixed with horrific grammar and logic
Screw you, i want to hate on you but you are correct
Disagree
It’s repetitive but it’s interesting
I think it is a lot like crepipastas: only a few good ones and the rest are the same thing but with diferent names and worse than the one they are coping
the urge to make an Arkham Subreddit Parody of this and call it Manalog Horror
“Why did manalog skin krokodil? Is he a meanie?”
Beware the Man
Why is Manalog? Is he stuoid?
why’d man scalp eyevee? is he stuivod?
Jason did NOT need to be robbing people if he can draw like that
As someone who can draw like that, it unfortunately pays shit all unless you get really lucky.
@@emexdizzy that sucks
@@emexdizzy relate
There is one lunatic that still roams Gotham, someone worse: Gordon jr.
duuude, that guy is actually horrible.. I've seen the comic and he's genuinely psychotic
I wouldve done it in a way where like He would do anything BUT kill them, to play off his no kill rule and make it darker
Yeah, basically inflict as much suffering without actually killing them. Sounds better
In this continuity, Batman isn’t killing the Joker, who is the killer of his parents. But he’s continually torturing the Joker and making him more and more crazy.
@@vn9574 Maybe even do like the Joker, play psychological. Targeting friends and family, making games where contestants have a chance to win (but they don't) etc.
I wouldve done it in a way where like He would violently edge them, and most vigorously so, to play off his no kill rule and make it darker(frfr)
This version of Batman reminds me of the Primarch Konrad Curze, using fear to bring about peace and justice but without any sort of morals in place.
On the god emperor
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Broooooooooo 1000%
He essentially called himself the Night Haunter(I am the Night. I am fear) already. Next he'll start skinning people and eating them.
@tuskedclover3308 He already skinned someone; he skinned both Ivy and Killer Croc. Therefore, all he has to do is eat someone which doesn't seem that much of a leap for this Batman.
Jason be Picasso fr fr
He do be making fire art tho
Dude casually creating fire drawings for the police just to show off
I don’t know why he solely stuck to harvesting car parts for cash when he was capable of stuff like that
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@@seansilv25probally not a real oppurtunity to sell paintings in the street
If there's something that Crime made me extremely hyped about is the idea that sooner or later we may see the Siltrics's interpretation of the Riddler.
And seeing how they are knowledgeable on the DCEU, I hope they made The Riddler just as terrifying as the One Bad Day Riddler.
I heavily agree: I just watched a video on that version of Riddler and the comic was so well done, hopefully more stuff like that is adapted
I would love to see a Martian Manhunter analog horror
My main issue with the series is that it’s supposed to take place in the 60’s, but all of the analog aesthetics are heavily inspired by VHS analog from the 80’s and 90’s. If you watch the Superman analog horror video on the same channel, they used a heavily pitched down version of Starman by David Bowie, which came out in 1972, even though the video is meant to take place in 1962.
You bring up a good point; Siltrics said in a community post if I remember correctly, that this world is significantly more technologically advanced than our world at the time of the 60s, and as such it’s assumed that the technology to create this music and VHS advancement was made much sooner, allowing popular media from our time to come out much earlier in this universe.
But I do agree, that does create a bit of time warping and it does get a little confusing.
Yeah, this is cool but I was disappointed with all the face distortion tropes and stuff, really annoying that people haven’t gotten over the Mandela catalogue and the Walten files
Yeah, the scary face trope is definitely a bit overused, even the originators of the trope have mostly left it behind, which is good, like the Walter files leaning more into animation and storytelling, and the Mandela catalogue experimenting with styles, using 3d animation or claymation for stuff instead of, just creepy distorted, they’re not always bad, but they’ve definitely been a over saturated.
I mean it can also be interpreted as an 8mm projector tape or a vinyl record and or It could be that it was documented later on in that universe
Hmm, if you ask me, I'd say this it's more of anachronism.
I really want to run a Vampire: The Masquerade game based on this
Was thinking about a VtM analog horror thing.
Yoooo invite me to that, id definitely would love to join a vtm game based off this analog horror 🙌
is it weird that i thought about running a Call of Cthulhu scenario based on the same concept XD
Broo idea of Coterie vs Crazy ahh Brujah/Assamite is so cool
Just started playing that game.
This is The Batman Who Laughs that we deserved
Looking at this Batman, there is no man inside the suit. It just Bat.
@@mrkripo6227 its great how fitting than name is: He has been reduced to a freak who comes out at night to terrorize people
@@mrkripo6227what has the forsaken Arkham subreddit done to me...
The Batman Who Laughs would have a field day in this Dark Multiverse dimension
Indeed he would.
BWL: ‘OOOOOO A NEW DARK KNIGHTS MEMBER TO INVITE!’
the batman who laughs is boring + lame as hell and makes everything hes in worse
@@Slimmdy You five yr old + basic + hater
BWL becomes god in that verse 💀
i think bruce is using the lazarus pit on himself and on his “bat family”
that or if joker manages to kill Jason if he fights the bat that's how he'll bring back Jason and turn him
The Lazarus Pit does change those who come out of it. Ra’s becomes more insane with each dipping, Jason became more vengeful and psychotic, and Nora Fries became some kind of burning woman who hates Mr. Freeze.
@@crimsondynamo615if I remember correctly, when joker bathed in the Lazarus pit, he temporarily became sane.
@@tjones9097 Shit joker would pull
Even though it’s a form of venom being used, I like how there’s some vampire motifs. Bruce being emaciated yet having great strength, the specification of the kidnapped being “turned” by the venom, and how the kidnapped where placed into coffins etc etc. Arguably one of the better versions of “evil Batman” out there
Edit: Made this comment before I finished the video, but yeah the vampire possiblity is feasible since there’s definitely allusions to it
That Tim Drake reveal had me pretty messed up.
Also, since Supes and Flash are in this universe, assuminly with other heroes, I'm not sure what would be scarier; if they are twisted versions like this Batman or if this Batman has contingency plans for them. Or both. . .
Each of the Justice League has had...things happen. Superman demands to be your God and last we saw with Flash was Too Fast. There are no heroes.
Jarvis, play the SpongeBob screaming on a baby ride gif
get this man a true react...
the glazing is insane
-video talking about analog horror
-look inside
-plot summary
Everyone forgets Batman is by far one of the most scariest characters in the DC universe because everyone underestimates him from his “no kill rule” but if he snapped it’s horrifying to think someone with that amount of planning and intelligence is something truly horrifying when he kills.
Vampire makes sense but I think it's that Bruce has used the Lazarus pit and without the training or Alfred to help him it infected his mind
superman vs batman would go CRAZY in this universe
If it's anything realistic, Superman is killing Bruce.
In this universe batman stands no chance against superman
One thing I wanna mention(haven't finished the video so sorry if it's mentioned I just didn't wanna forget)is that Jason getting hit by The Bats grapple and cutting it with a baterang to get away parallels what Red Hood does in his movie when Bruce and Nightwing(I think)are chasing him. Red Hoods one of my favorite if not my favorite DC character so the idea of seeing him in this series has me hyped.
@@gaylorvader Haha no worries, but yeah, seeing the parallels drawn in this series from original adapted Batman Media is great, the creator’s definitely done his homework on the extended lore for the series lol
"When the mugger or the theif stops to think twice, that is FEAR, that is what I AM!"
- Batman: Arkham Origins (2013)
"Yeah, he took hours to mutilate and arrange the bodies while wearing a bat costume and no one saw or stopped him."
I'm not trying to stop the costumed lunatic who just tore three people to shreds in front of me
I mean, Arkham is notoriously missmanged, it wouldn't surprise me they didn't notice or just didn't try to stop.
Just from the intro this has finally made the konrad Curze Batman comparison accurate.
Now I wanna see that as analogue horror, a wild voxcast that a uncompling sector finds from a planet the Night Haunter subdued
Analog horror fans after seing mickey mouse with a shity vhs filter:😱😱😱
This is some jingling keys-ass analog horror.
ON GOD BRO
i have to agree. i really like the concept but too much is shoved into it. its barely even batman.
@@SamOfSaturnI was hoping it be batman from the criminal’s or average citizen’s perspective
Bro complained about ARGs being too text heavy then said his favorite episode was the one that was just a bunch of text 😭
man i checked your subs after this video AND MAN I WAS SO SURPRISED CUZ THIS VIDEO IS SO GOOD you’re going to blow up im telling you
Thanks man, I hope so. Very happy that you enjoyed the vid!
analog horror is so fucking cooked bro every single one of these Not Like Other Girls analog horrors is exacltry the same as all the other slop. Man in the suit and this too. Not to mention the fundemental misunderstanding of Bruce's character that this series is predicated on. We've literally seen a character exactly like this in Owlman and even he isnt this much of a psycho, it just doesnt make sense. Same problem with injustice superman imo
My new favorite thing to do is watching a video I fundamentally disagree with, then sorting the comments by new. That way I'm reminded sane people like you still exist.
@@theprimordiallogic2917 i didnt even feel this strongly abt analog horror until i saw like 100 videos glazing man in the suit when its literally just an even more basic nuclear war bad message than the actual fucking movies not 2 mention how mid the visuals are
@@joycongirl man in the suit is so ass, thank you for being like the only other person who thinks this, ive had this gripe for a lot of analog horror that it really is just the new age version of "insert fan-favourite child-like cartoon character but as a gruesome killer with edge"
@@irfanithink its quickly becoming that, but the thing about old creepypastas is that 95% of the time it was written by like. 12 year olds who were just finding out how to write stories. Almost all of these new age stories are made by adults who really should know better
Wile man in the suit is not exactally a masterpiece but i would't considere nontheless.
It falls in some cliches, specially in presentation, but overall it does more things good or atleasr decent then straight up bad. The narrativer makes you want to know what happens next and it's easy to follow, the concept is interesting, some visuals do work decentlly well, and for something made by an teenager in an mobile editing software it's all well put togheter.
Even tought people can overrate it a litlle to much it has a lot of potential and according to an interview the creator gave in an video the prudction vallue will only rise for her on out so i guess only time will really tell.
Nothing wrong with disliking the series tought, just my opinion :P
I'm sorry but the idea that Batman mutters justice to himself is hilarious. I can just imagine eating lunch on the Watchtower and hearing Batman grumbling "justice" under his breath as he walks by.
went to watch this bc i thought itd be hilarious, then like 3 seconds in went "wait is this just gonna be 'batman but he kills people'?" and then i was immeditatley vindicated. like woahhhh.... beloved comic book character kills people.... the one famous for not doing that... so edgy.....
bros literally remade 'the batman who laughs' but analog horror. "guys its batman but he tortures and kills people wooooooo" yeah bud we get it ur edgy go eat ur vegetables
Exactly! I just said the exact same thing .. why make a hero into something horror? They already did that with the batman who laughs and i didnt even like that either that much 🤦
The idea is decent, but the execution is pretty meh. The entire thing looks like it's a student presentation instead of a real documentary, which I think is the style the creator is trying to aim. It also has a lot of typo error.
I think the creator is trying too hard to emulate the style of other analog horror, which isn't bad, but they forgot to take an inspiration from real life, especially with the Arkham announcement. Which is why I think the whole thing is just simply not believable, unlike the other analog horror. The whole idea of analog horror is interesting because it blurs the line between reality and fiction, which this didn't do at all.
Gotham 1919-1939 is probably the closest you'll get on Batman's analog horror.
Would have been better if it took place in our world. like the batman comics exist, and THIS happens.
Would make you question what was going on, Who is the Batman, Things like that.
Okay, this is what DC should've focused more on when it comes to Batman's Character. The fear of Criminals and Gothamites fear of Batman.
The line "Batman, stop yourself!" Would be so scary and cool if it was like a Batman gets dropped into an alternate universe where this takes place.
The only thing that comes close to this Analog Horror is "Batman The Silenced" which DC has not continued to this day. Sad. 😢
They do that in the Ultimate Cut of Batman v Superman where Batman is feared because of how brutal he is.
I am pretty sure in most Batman media, common thugs and criminals do fear Batman a lot. Just take a look at the Arkham Series.
We look forward to your analysis with great interest!
You need more views bro, keep up the grind
@@NICK349B Thanks bro 👍
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Jason is a master artist, yet is living on the streets. Artists not getting the recognition they deserve, even in this universe.
This sucks I’m sorry but analog horror isn’t interesting or “ really scary “ it’s just mass produced slop
Agreed.. whyd they have to do batman like this :(
Awesome vid. I also think the Lazarus pit can be used for horror in a crazy way!.
Only one problem! 23:50
The ability to full immerse myself in the story was immediately shattered by the knowledge that vhs didn’t exist til the mid 70’s, like this wouldn’t be analog horror in the traditional sense this would have been on like shitty film reals
This is just really unrealistic as far as analog horror goes. Even considering analog horror like Local58 and Mandela Effect - where the tapes being watched are manipulated -, the concept of multiple people making entire tape recordings full of editing, text transitions, suspenseful pauses between sentences and full transcripts of their thoughts just seems like simplistic writing to make something analog horror just for the sake of it. Not even mentioning batman intersecting every single VHS to put corny jumpscares and red text all over them. That alone throws immersion out the window.
Not throwing shade at the creator, this definitely just seems like a teen's fanfiction about a Batman horror story, but the way this video uses hyperbolic terms to make this sound like the greatest thing to have ever exist is very intellectually dishonest. Especially with the title of the video, and the video itself trying to exhaust as many extreme words for quality as it can, like this somehow beats multiple products that cost millions to make.
No matter how much one likes this story, it's just a very simple narrative that uses the simplest canon from Batman stories, and one that would benefit from being in another format.
some people said that this takes place in a more advanced 1960s timeline (but like i still get your point)
@@mensaticoI have said many times and I will say it again. So many of these analog horrors are terrible because they include supernatural elements for no reason, with no understanding for story and setup.
There’s a bunch of Jurassic Park stuff that seems awesome at a glance but needlessly include spooky shit with no explanation instead of playing the horror straight and sterile.
@@iamnobody350 my headcannon of how this is an analog horror at all is that it's V.H.S. conversions of old super 35 film, since super 8 film released at most 3 years after the events of this series takes place. Still doesn't explain how the batman was able to modify the contents of the super 35 film, since it's just a deranged batman and not an unknowable eldritch being that has the ability to affect our media for it's goals, but I shouldn't think about things like that too hard.
Wouldn't that affect the footage differently? I think the series creator has some responsibility to indicate the age of the "analog" equipment through the way its presented onscreen. Otherwise-there's no more "analog." There's just bad presentation and even worse storytelling. @drakenforge4276
This is top tier content dude, subscribed and looking forward to seeing your channel grow!
Thanks bro, I appreciate it!
Oh man I have found a great channel when its still small. Keep up the great work
Basically batman who laughs X evil batmen without alfreds X arkham knight
>VHS tape
>1959
lmao what
it's a cool concept, but the frequent misspellings and the urbanspook-esque slideshow format really drag it down
Right? I think the first murders are done weirdly too. I feel like one would have been enough and got the point across that we’re starting the story with Batman breaking his usual rule immediately. The almost tacked on “oh and he skinned them and made them all bat shaped and removed all of Ivy’s hair” felt very urbanspook too. Didn’t really add anything, didn’t feel necessary… was just kinda silly to me. Felt almost like it was just a shock factor thing, which is a shame because I think the whole concept for this is really interesting. Also I feel it was a bit of a shame to immediately get rid of a bunch of super compelling villains right off the Bat (pun intended) because Man Bat and Ivy in particular could have been SO interesting in this format. I was curious to see what the take on them would have been in this twisted universe and then they were just immediately snuffed out. Hopefully the creator focuses more on the strengths of this series because they are really strong!
If this series doesn’t have a name, I’d like to suggest one: The Darkest Knightmare.
HARD TITLE 🔥
Or just The Dark Knightmare
@@chuckyzrevenge nah original was better
Are you 12?
@@User1234-5g For suggesting a dark themed edgy name, for a dark themed edgy story, for a dark themed edgy character? Are you lacking in comprehension, you 8?
Usually I hate seeing my childhood heroes being turned into horror characters, but this one's definitely cool. It brings a new version of the character we know and love while still mantaining said character's lore's chore traits.
Aside from timeline clashing, imagine what an interaction between this version of Batman and Homelander would be like.
Batman is Morbius, he is morbing those kids
This reminds me of that episode of SpongeBob where he and Patrick were screaming while riding that baby rollercoaster.
Whoa I thought I was watching someone with a couple thousand subs not 38 amazing video keep it up will definitely be sticking around
25:46 he might have found a Lazarus pit
Unpopular Opinion: This version of Batman would be amazing as a DC Elseworlds story.
My boy Jason went from the crazy rebel, to that rebellious nature being what let him keep his head on straight
Overstated didn't get scared once. Plus it's like other analog horror series, bunch of information/lore and then spooky face or image to scare you.
Late to the party on theories, but what if it wasnt an otherworldly being he struck a deal with, but something that has turned every hero brought to it insane, the Lazurus Pit. It turned one Robin into Red Hood, turned more into villains... What would happen to a batman who stepped inside?
analog horor fans when scary picture :😦😦😦😦😦
A nice horror interpretation, but honestly... I find the motivation behind Bruce Wayne turning into a monster really dumb:
1) The state would have provided another tutor for him.
2) Alfred is very important, but it's not because of him that Bruce is "sane".
3) Bruce Wayne has a strong rational mind by nature.
4) The moral sense of justice of Bruce is not just a product of Alfred behaviour.
I think that a more realistic version of Batman without kindness and love in his youth is a dark Pulp hero like the Spider, the Shadow or.... The Bat: Always ready to kill their enemies, always with their guns ready, but not psycho monsters.
4. Exactly. Alfred physically disagrees with Batman’s no kill rule.
A VHS in 1959?
this series isn’t polished and it feels really sloppy, most of these analog horror series do research and have major attention to detail especially if they are based on other forms of media
Calling this "the best piece of analog horror media" is crazy. This shit is mid af 😂
I agree
It's his opinion.
You REALLY need to do more over analog horror, this video was so well made I thought that you for sure would've had more subscribers or a larger backlog of videos.
I can't wait to see what else you'll make, your gonna grow big brother I can feel it
I do love your further analyses of each episode, but I think the narration could be slowed down a little bit. Seems like you’re jumping from point to point instead of letting each idea or theory sink in.
Either way, great vid! You’ve earned my sub!
literally just urban spook batman
I think another thing that could work is that the Bruce of this universe ended up making a deal with Gotham itself to gain his abilities.
It's been implied in the comics that something off about the city itself, like something draws in or causes the tragedies that happen. Or Gotham is a entity in of itself.
Either way, this series is very interesting and something I'll keep an eye on as an analog horror fan and massive batman fan.
I wonder how the league of assassins will play into this actually. I know it's a long shot but it could be interesting.
I really enjoy Siltrics' work. The DC analog horror he produces is great. It's so detached from what we know from the characters, but at the same time, is really in line with what the characters could have been if circumstances were different. I've never really watched analog horror series themselves, often just watching recap videos much like this one. Except for Siltric's work. I love all things comics, and this just hits the right cord with me. Enough so that I actually keep up with the series outside of the summary videos.
I know Siltrics is experiencing a lack of motivation and discouragement from all the analog horror gatekeepers saying "Ughm acktually this cannot be analog horror because [insert reason here]" and "this isn't the Walten files/Mandela catalogue". But it's not supposed to be. It's something different. Something just as interesting and fascinating, with just as much heart and soul poured into it.
I sincerely hope he continues making these for as long as he's enjoying doing so. They're well made and tell a fascinating spin on already beloved characters.
I feel like this would be the perfect opportunity for the jester joker's alternate superhero ego to jump in and attempt to stop twisted Bruce Wayne.
Personally, I feel like the only person that can stop him at this point is Spider-Man or symbiote Spider-Man.
This is honestly the best video I’ve seen in a while dude this is awesome content keep it up love the editing and how you just do the video
The premise is neat but it falls into the same traps as plenty of other analog horror ventures leaving it feeling more tacky than scary. I think there’s more that can be done with the concept though and there’s clearly already lots of thought put into it
All the spelling errors are taking me out of it
It should also be noted that VHS tapes were invented in 1976, so the analog horror aesthetic, while compelling, makes no sense. These videos would most likely be recorded on 16mm film reels and played on a projector, which creates an entirely different feel to VHS.
Imagine if the batman from the normal universe entered this universe.
Its possible that jason could become the red hood honestly
This is S tier content my guy, love the content so far keep up the hard work wish to see your channel grow
Ohhhh this is really good! I just found you by accident. This is now becoming my favorite.
Maybe not the best idea to watch this at 2am at night 😅
The thing with Analog Horror is it tends to work best in two specific circumstances
Discovery and Exploration.
Discovery is the case of someone stumbling upon archived media, or a recording or something that awakens or exposes a underlying horror that ends up targeting them.
Exploration is the ongoing exploration of a anomalous phenmenon in a time period where these analog effects make sense (70s/80s).
You have to pick and choose which one you want it to be. It doesn't make sense for random people to be making VHS tapes in the middle of a ongoing story, who will the tapes even be for? Who is even watching them?
The issue with Analog Horror is people think it's some new catch-all brand to horror, it's not. It's a hyper specific niche of horror that needs specific circumstances to work as intended. It's like Lost Media, but if the Lost Media was covering up something larger and something you have no control over.
15:08 Batman on Tren and Meth Lol.
It's a neat concept and the graphic aspects are done well, but the frequent typos and clunky writing take me out of it so much
I think that he might be using a Lazarus Pit, actually. This is exactly what would have happened to Batman if he was more like Raas. It could also explain the coffins.
Oh boy, another generic ass analog horror with vhs effects
This is the bad analog horror and its glazer biome part of CZcams
Huzzah, i love it when passionate folk make an amazing vid, its 100 times better than what they have in the theatre
13:02 I love the subtle hint with the Robins and Batgirls coming first om the list the third name would have to be the third sidekick, combined with the barely legal but clever detective work all pointing at it being Tim Drake.
dudes out here really thinking soyjak batman is scary 💀
The Batman Who was an Analog Horror…the one Who Laughs would be proud ..
The pace at which you're talking is giving me anxiety jfc. What's the rush, my dude?
The pics remind me of scary stories to tell in the dark
idk man i'm not sold on the ai voice overs in the videos
Very interesting video, though can you maybe slow down a bit? I feel like I’m watching on 2x speed. I feel like it’d be better if you gave a bit of time for viewers to digest the previous tapes etc between.
I dunno, this literally just feels like “if ‘x’ character was evil” because the fact that Joker is made even more insane just because of gruesome murders (the same guy who tore his own face off in several comics and started wearing it as a mask and has done a lot of insane stuff) just makes him seem like a regular crazy patient, as well as the others (Croc, Ivy, Manbat) as just patients in an asylum. It makes the world much more realistic, in that they don’t feel like “criminally insane super villains”, and detaches it from the DC universe (even though it continuously tries to attach itself to in-universe lore). Personally I’d like it more if it didn’t try to attach itself to DC lore so much, because it creates a lot of plot holes (him somehow acquiring Bane’s Venom and Scarecrows Fear Toxin with no Batman training).
Literally Konrad Curze fr
24:38 I honestly thought it was this universe Penguin.
Am i the only person that thought that shit sucked
Me too
This feels like what the end of Arkham Knight should have set up
People gotta show it more love, the guy has been getting self doubts about the series lately. Gotta show the guy support.
Good analogue horror had mystery and it needs YOU to piece it together (Local 58) Siltircs lays everything out infront of you it's just boring...
Batman doesn't feel terrifying after the first episode
Neat video😙
I liked what you talking about today with the batman analog horror
7:58 the text to speech voice 💀