7-Day Forecast and Closedown, 13 Sep 1985 (Analog Horror)

#analoghorror #unexplained #fallmoore
Segment of recovered VHS tape found in an attic in [REDACTED] on 18th Nov 2022.
The poor recording quality is attributable to the conditions in which the tape was found, and only the portion seen in this video clip, was recoverable.
While tape was verified as genuine, with evidence of being recorded nearly 40 years ago, there exists no record of any British TV network known as EBC operating in the UK in 1985.
However, during the night of the date that the footage was apparently recorded, one of the heaviest electrical storms on record struck parts of the south coast areas, causing damage to several Television transmitters in those regions.
The Fallmoore Society is an organisation dedicated to retrieving archival records of unexplained phenomenon.

[@TFA_Darklabs]

Yeeeeeppp, Harvest looking mighty fine this year I recon

[@dowsingelf77]

Oh good, the sacrifice will be over in time to catch Breakfast News.

[@flamingdog9207]

That's good to know, I hate when the sacrifice cuts into the time reserved for breakfast news

[@vsgfilmgroup]

@@flamingdog9207 Remember that one year it went all the way into Friday Kitchen? Nan was trying to learn how to make ladyfingers, and there's half the recipe gone.

[@Tactician42]

I have no idea how this hasn't blown up already. Good shit!

[@jasong428]

That was sweet - thank you for making it!

[@MrnintendoSEGAfan1]

Holy Sweet Englishness!
I didn’t know analogue horror can exist in the UK!
(I’m English myself btw so that has put a little smile on my face)

[@Corgipon]

Yeah, I’ve even been finding some analog horror series set in the UK. Majority of them are set in America unfortunately.
Heck I’ve even gotten to the point of making my own AH series that’s set there, called the Harvest Moon Tapes. It’s set in a fictional English county named Luneshire.

[@MrnintendoSEGAfan1]

@@Corgipon Luneshire?
You mean if it is pronounced as
“Luna”-shire?
Also cool! I can’t wait to see you release it

[@direwolfxtreme6217]

2:10 "COMMENCE HARVEST"
Uh oh...

[@johnjtm1097]

"Emu's Broadcasting Company" was a BBC children's show running from 1975 to 1980. It featured Rod Hull and Emu operating a fictitious TV station called EBC. It was repeated many times during the 1980s. Could the recording have come from there?

[@wolfpearl2734]

2:11 there are images in the static...

[@WRCSeb]

Oh no I’m on holiday so I have to miss the sacrifice 😢

[@-Flamin-Fox-]

Have another sub, good shit

[@geraldojorgedalmaschio9648]

There's something on the air.

[@bwc1976]

Hi, where can I find the music you used in this?

[@TheFallmooreEvent]

Public domain sources.

[@Hb1290Logos]

The one in the closedown ident is Moog Statement 14 by Andy Clark, better known as the music from the Worldvision Enterprises logo.
czcams.com/video/kN3swM9zCUo/video.html
The one in the standard ident is in the same album IIRC

[@bwc1976]

@@Hb1290Logos Andy Clark had some great ones! The Will To Win and World Beater are some of my favorites.

[@leonardogsperin]

Iriam ter que me eutanasiar também, eu arranco pedaços no dente da família e de visita pelos meus cachorros

[@bytearchives]

channel one

[@uhh_yumslurp]

BBC?

[@TheFallmooreEvent]

EBC.

[@Cyberraptor14]

Well, at least most of Ireland is safe

[@delorean1359]

british eas cool

[@MrnintendoSEGAfan1]

If only they made our EAS Alarm/ sounds more terrifying than what we actually have…🤦🏼‍♂️

[@mehchocolate1257]

Wheeee more creepy shit 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@aatishkhank4a444]

local 58

[@alu2901]

This is basically british Local58.

[@TheFallmooreEvent]

We will take this as a compliment.

[@alu2901]

@@TheFallmooreEvent And it is.

[@mikaothereal]

BBC nah EBC better