THE CHILDREN UNDER THE HOUSE. (ANALOG HORROR Reaction)
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- čas přidán 14. 07. 2023
- Welcome to a unique Analog Horrot that we'll be checking out today known as 'The Children under the house'. Julia Luu, a child therapist, finds that a young girl's imaginary friends might be more than they seem.
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The whole "little kids can see it but adults can't" thing is an infinitely more terrifying form of horror
Sooooo true
yea it really is. especially since children are usually seen as overimaginative and illogical something like this as a horror idea just works so well.
@xd_uhavebigbad1235 yeah the way they portray the horror is really something too, it also gives a chance to the victims to decode what the children say and perhaps find a weakness or immunity of sort, it's the perfect horror as it gives potential hope and still keeps you on your toes
It is quite the terrifying thing. And I can be quite fine with a voice of reason type ghost following a kid around, despite being terrifying to look at. It'd probably take a single person showing regular or even above average perception to immediately gain such a ghost's trust. "He's...paying attention. He's connecting the dots...! You can trust him, you can trust him!"
Idea: An invisible monster that only blind people can see.
Thanks so much for the reaction, Ryan! I truly enjoyed it!
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I want to say, this is one of my favorite analog horrors I've seen! Too many focus on shocking the audience or making it mysterious. You made a really great narrative that was horrifying without being too gross or graphic, with really likeable characters, unique story telling, and an actual happy ending and resolution!!! Well done and thanks for making it!
YOU ARE MY FAVORITE ANALOG HORROR STORY TELLER IVE SEEN ALL OF CATES CROSSINGS UNIVERSE
this was amazing!
Wassup Vintage
Y'know that was a really happy ending for a story of tragedy
Even the dad who was murdered got a bit of a happy ending considering shelly confirmed he went to heaven so he is resting peacefully, potentially even watching his family live the happy life he wanted for them
Ngl it was kinda cute that Shelly liked following him around and that he tried taking her with him when he die.
I opened the comments and you spoiled it, please keep it as a spoiler next time.
@@pogchannel224don’t go to the comments then
@@pogchannel224why did you go to the comments? Genuinely curious since it’s kinda expected to find spoilers there
This literally analog fnaf with a murder mystery slash horror movie
I've never seen an analog horror with a happy ending. It's kinda like a breath of fresh air. I felt so refreshed after the video for some reason.
Yeah I don't think it's such happy ending. The Clarks were never exposed. Cool, this family made it. But what about the others ?
The families of the kids that died ? Of those who got trafficked?
They will keep looking and wonder and get mentally tortured for years.
What about the kids who didn't die bc they tried to escape or bc of an overdose ?
Those hundreds of kids who got trafficked to pedos and organ harvesters ?
This end just means the Clarks retired but the trafficking ring is still operating with other 'providers'.
Them never exposing the Clarks ment no investigations into their finances or activities.
I think that's absolutely neither a true ending or a good ending at all. Ppl are focused on Jess bc she was the main character.
But she was just one kid.
What leaves a bad taste in my mouth is that is happening somewhere all over the world.
You could be passing a house down the street and not know there's a kid there begging for someone to notice and help them.
But no-one ever comes and then they get sold and meet a fate worse than death until they run out their usefulness and get disposed of.
Human beings are much more horrifying than ghosts, that's the true horror story.
Well, Vita Carnis might get a good ending but the chances are low
The tangi virus analog horror series (another of one of vintageeights video series') kinda has a happy ending, if you consider that oracle will be a good AI overlord
Didn't the smile one get a good ending
To an extent, Squimpus's Fnaf tapes, but it leans more to a bittersweet/depressing ending if anything...
ryan should make his own analog horror featuring ryan as the protagonist, kid ryan, wife ryan, pet dog ryan, neighbor ryan, police officer ryan, and evil ryan as the antagonist
they're all just greenscreen ryan
@@bloodstrike-playz2483agreed
God Ryan, Devil Ryan, Ghost Ryan
i'm investing 3 million dollars to this project
Like Darkiplier
I literally teared up at the end when she could finally speak and say "They are free now" TuT
i almost did D"x
Same 🥹
Idk why but I was emotional when Jess speak
I cried when she finally spoke too, this was an amazing video
Same here
i teared up too
A misconception from Ryan. The kids that we knew from the start didn't hurt Jess. It's the ones that didn't know. There were 15 kids that died but only like 8 or 9 remembered. The rest were still in the haze and blindly angry
The ending nearly made me tear up…
This was disturbing yet beautiful…
I was worried that Jess and her family would die…well the dad did, but you know what I mean. But that’s the thing I’ll probably never understand in these stories, the ghosts go after someone who is clearly innocent and does something…
But I’m glad everything worked out
i literally teared when she finally got to speak saying "they are free now" TuT
It really was such a good ending and so satisfying
but the ghosts didn't go after the dad tho, the ghost was just following him and actually helped piece together the mystery by saying "that voice sounded familiar".
Yeah I don't think it's such happy ending. The Clarks were never exposed. Cool, this family made it. But what about the others ?
The families of the kids that died ? Of those who got trafficked?
They will keep looking and wonder and get mentally tortured for years.
What about the kids who didn't die bc they tried to escape or bc of an overdose ?
Those hundreds of kids who got trafficked to pedos and organ harvesters ?
This end just means the Clarks retired but the trafficking ring is still operating with other 'providers'.
Them never exposing the Clarks ment no investigations into their finances or activities.
I think that's absolutely neither a true ending or a good ending at all. Ppl are focused on Jess bc she was the main character.
But she was just one kid.
What leaves a bad taste in my mouth is that is happening somewhere all over the world.
You could be passing a house down the street and not know there's a kid there begging for someone to notice and help them.
But no-one ever comes and then they get sold and meet a fate worse than death until they run out their usefulness and get disposed of.
Human beings are much more horrifying than ghosts, that's the true horror story.
The ghosts didnt kill the dad, the clarks did. The worst thing the ghosts did was take jess's voice and torment her for a couple nights (That's still pretty bad now that i think about it but they were kids so probably lacking a good moral compass, plus they needed to get freed)
Analog horror is quickly becoming my favorite horror genre. This stuff gives me chills
trueee
exactly and it really is fun to watch, and most analog horror are (and looks) realistic too which gives it more chills
analog horror and psychological horror are my personal favorites
I'm still watching this but when it said kids under the house I was creeped out😂
Agree
Finally some recognition of this masterpiece again! It's absolutely unfair how this series is practically unknown!
I know right! I was following this series from the very beginning and it was amazing! So different compared to other analog horrors, but an amazing, underrated gem!
Vintageeight is a legendary creator
This series actually made me tear up. Especially the girl who had a hand for every hand who hurt her
it almost felt like a biblical refrence
Okay, I have to say, when the therapist started connecting the names of Jess's friends under the house to the cases of missing children, I felt such a strong sense of dread. Even though that reveal was exactly what I expected, it was still done in a way that gave me chills, made my teeth clench, and my eyes water.
Edit: Oh my God...I just got to the end of the story...Hearing Jess speak for the first time literally made me cry. I had been tearing up throughout the second half of the video, but that broke me. This was an amazing story.
This, this was MUCH better than urban spooks to be honest; the plot was screwed up but it’s so good too I was captivated as hell seeing this analogue horror 😭
right! i couldn't even get past 1 minute of urban spooks it was waaaaay too much 😭
BIG AGREE
I can’t help but feel like urbanspooks is just shock content, yknow?
This is way more lighthearted but urbanspook is if this kind stuff didn’t hold back. That’s what horror is, not simple jumpscares or other things like that but instead shit that will horrify you and will scare you bad. But I do like this a lot because it’s simple, nice, and unique. Lovely!
@@Cains_stuff I don't think 2 killers doing the most disgusting, disturbing, inhumane way to kill their victims is considered "horror" cause at that point you're literally just trying to make the viewers puke
@@somerandomdepresseddude fair. I understand why people don’t think that urbanspook is horror because of gross or disturbing scenes.
Analog horror is always much easier to watch when Ryan is watching it with you 👍
Thats how ı actual watch the anolog horror lmfao
8 bitryan normally notices things I cant😂
Indeed it is
@@tigerzgamesThis made me feel like it was just CZcams's horror version of The Ghost and Molly McGee
😂 right? We're too scared to watch it alone
For those wondering, the backwards messages on the paper when Carol is interviewed is just ink bleeding through the other side of the paper from Luu's writing down the conversation.
Jess in this story genuinely made me want to sob, she was so kind. The state of these children was obviously absolutely horrific and yet she still gave her voice to see them so she could give them some semblance of peace by being their friend. Mia in my opinion has one of the gruesome states and Mia was her closest friend, because children have so much love in their hearts and Jess was able to channel that love to help these poor children. I also found it honestly more heavy then you’re typical analog horror because it’s not about mindless murder or anything it’s about /trafficking/. These children weren’t just murdered they where /trafficked/ they wherent killed with purpose their deaths where considered /collateral/. That’s so tragic to me. Especially some of them like Shelly where she DIED by the Clark’s poor and mediocre attempt to “calm” her with H3R01N?!?! She was collateral, a test that “taught” them how much they could give before these children died. That’s all she was. A lesson. Not a life, a statistic. And Kate. Oh my god Kate. She obviously actually made it through the “system”, I imagine most of these kids died from drugs and some earlier then others but it seems to me Kate spent the longest in that hell, hence the hands for everyone that hurt her. I imagine she probably actually has a apalling amount of hands but there’s only so many that fit on a piece of paper or that Jess could draw. Because they’re all general images not picture photos. Kates state in general tells me that there are probably a lot more hands then drawn and imagining a kid living through that hell and seemingly not being able to die and then even after the finale moment that’s supposed to be freedom, there you are. Under a house. And all you have is your rage to give you company. This is so much more tragic to me then mindless killing, both are tragic but for me personally things like this rip my heart out and stomp on it.
"Katie has a hand for every hand that hurt her"
That is between the borders of cryptic and fact so hard its even more unsettling with the fear of the unknown. There are many awful guesses as to what was done. And the fact it implies probably more than just a couple pairs of hands means the situation is far more fucked up than anyone could guess.
I literally got chills when Jess said "They are free now." This is probably one of the most scariest analog horror I've seen. The Mandela Catalogue was very well thought out and was the rise of analog horror but I've never been literally stuck to my screen in this way before! The story was so interesting and the way how Vintage eight unraveled the deep horrors about the truth of the way the kids died. Props to Vintage eight making this absolute gem!!
I'll disagree a bit there, I don't think it was the scariest out there, but it definitely was extremely well written and such
@@Kidey11 true! there’s some new analog horror series that are much more disturbing 😭💀 the people that make them are so talented fr
this was a story was scary but i was just really sad for the kids
It's so refreshing getting a happy ending in an Analog Horror or any horror in general. That was a great story honestly.
This is so sad because this actually happens today. In real life. So many children being taken, sold, trafficked for heinous evil things. The story was told beautifully. The devs did a great job, and kept it respectful. Thank you.
It feels really nice seeing a happy ending to a series like this, and the series itself was incredibly well made. Jess's drawings were something that you would expect to see in a horror movie and that was greatly executed, all while the story progressed and things became more hopeful towards the end, while still keeping some suspense. This was a fantastic watch
Indeed. It was an incredible journey!
@@immorgamerThis analog horror series might take place sometime between 1989-1994. The ending scene must take place between 1999-2004.
Yeah I don't think it's such happy ending. The Clarks were never exposed. Cool, this family made it. But what about the others ?
The families of the kids that died ? Of those who got trafficked?
They will keep looking and wonder and get mentally tortured for years.
What about the kids who didn't die bc they tried to escape or bc of an overdose ?
Those hundreds of kids who got trafficked to pedos and organ harvesters ?
This end just means the Clarks retired but the trafficking ring is still operating with other 'providers'.
Them never exposing the Clarks ment no investigations into their finances or activities.
I think that's absolutely neither a true ending or a good ending at all. Ppl are focused on Jess bc she was the main character.
But she was just one kid.
What leaves a bad taste in my mouth is that is happening somewhere all over the world.
You could be passing a house down the street and not know there's a kid there begging for someone to notice and help them.
But no-one ever comes and then they get sold and meet a fate worse than death until they run out their usefulness and get disposed of.
Human beings are much more horrifying than ghosts, that's the true horror story.
Most of us: Oh no analog horror will thrumatise me.
Ryan: Wow, I found an analog horror. Time to react to it :)
This is honestly one of the least scary analog horrors to me, but it's honestly done so well and I love the medium. I just find it super wholesome that Jess is tryna save the children, and that Mia is helping Jess out as well instead of the normal trope of ghosts being evil.
And I’m all for it
I love the therapist giving her all to help out Jess and the children as soon as she realises it's all real
Its definelty more eery than outright scary, i think the trafficking part was the scariest part since it is a thing that actually does happen :(
.......I amm not ashamed to admit that Jess' little voice made me instantly tear up. This is one of the best analog horrors I've seen, and that I've seen you react to ryan
Ryan doesn’t fail to make less edited longer videos sound fun😂
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@fremol7100 dude, stop. You don't need to be a price in the comment section.
@@Vivizi66 what are u 12?
@@Sugarsugarhon 💪💪
Less edited videos are fun
I kept thinking of Henrys speech from pizza sim during the confrontation "Although for one of you the darkest pit of hell has open to swallow you whole" and also for the ending "and the memory of everything that started this can finally begin to fade away as the agony of every tragedy should" It fits very well in those parts but maybe that's just me.
Agree.
The drawing at 21:20 is the lower half of mia playing hopscotch. It's so morbid but mia got a sense of humor at least.
I love how the story told through Jess’ drawings leaves the visuals for the events to be left up to your imagination. Sure, some parts of the story were pretty cheesy. Like, it’s kinda unrealistic for Jess to draw the children’s memories in such a way that the pictures can be rearranged to perfectly recreate the scene. But as for everything else, I love the characters, I love how they acted in the story, and I love the ending. Fantastic story.
The drawings may be influenced by the ghosts, like she kinda trances and her hand is guided as they draw
49:53 I know this moment was supposed to be terrifying (being surrounded by the ghosts of dead kids and all that), but Jess being large and in charge, gaining back her confidence, calling on each kid to speak their memories, and knowing Dr. Luv believed us and is ready to help, is the coolest thing ever. Best analog horror, 10/10.
That was such a compelling story and it was so smart to make it in a drawing style.
Props to the creator
Vintage 8 has a very unique style with ever single one of his Analog Horrors. That man is a treasure
Mia: telling Mia’s story
Ryan: dude…she got completely decaffeinated in the middle!
Yes Ryan, it’s sad to see Mia decaffeinated 😞
Ryan's Consistency on his uploads is actually insane, and these reaction videos are always amazing!
Ikr, and how he is an underrated youtuber
I really love when Ryan reacts to analog horror
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This series almost made me cry from happiness when i heard that Jess was going to college and when i heard her voice
Im so glad that the therapist immediately came to the conclusion at the end of the third session that Jess has a sixth sense, and not trying to take the "mental illness" factor. That's one of the most realistic parts of this analog horror that I love, not many people notice that.
the ending was so...... refreshing? although it makes sense that horror stories don't end well, this stood out all the more for going against that norm to me. thank you for introducing it to us!
I love this guy!! He doesn't constantly pause every 2 seconds to speak with the camera for 20 minutes!
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That was a beautiful illustration. My emotions were running wild the entire time. The person who made this is absolutely phenomenal at storytelling. This was 100% worth my time. I would have never chosen anything else to do with it.😊😊😊
GODDAMN THIS FELT LIKE READING A BOOK LIKE RYAN SAID! It felt like a movie waiting to happen. And I am so happy that finally we get a good ending on an analog horror, I was getting so bored of everything being the same with these, but this one was just *chef's kiss* PERFECT!
This is one of the few analog horrors I could actually see thriving in other mediums outside of CZcams videos. The story itself is coherent, well-written, with enough intrigue to keep you going but straightforward enough the plot twist doesn't come from nowhere, but rather had all the clues well-placed. A lot of analog horrors I've seen tend to intentionally be misleading with their information to make the solution difficult to find, but in the process make the story drag on and feel hard to grasp without consuming every piece of media attached. The Children Under the House doesn't suffer from the same issues and I could genuinely see it adapted as more than just a book and still do really well. Kudos to the creator for achieving that in today's analog horror scene!
I don’t know if you’ll see this, but in your analog horror series on Vita Carnis, all of the harvesters are closing in on that one island where those huge beings are in a circle, month by month. Something big is definitely coming.
This is the first analogue horror that I’ve been truly invested in, and I’m going to be honest, i teared up at the end. It’s phenomenal.
15:06 I SWEAR, "she got completely decaffeinated" IS SO FUNNY AND 19:40 THE TWO FRIED EGGS
It’s honestly such an amazing change of pace to see a proper and truly happy ending to an analog horror
This was amazingly well made!
I HAVE BEEN EATING THESE ANALOG HORRORS UP!! I’m so glad he keeps doing them there are so many amazing ones out there
Such a sad story, yet such a happy ending. Now I want to see Ryan return to watching more Analog Horror created by Vintage Eight. Thank you for uploading this video today Ryan, and I can't wait to see what other stories you'll react to down the line.
This Analog story was, one of the best. Really original and unique. Some parts felt like it could happen in the real life. I ALMOST CRIED.
this literally might be the first anolog horror that has a happy ending, it felt good to have a positive conclusion.
This would genuinely make a good movie. If a producer picked this up and offered to make it into a movie I'd 100% watch it.
Damn, that’s my first time seeing an analog horror have a happy and wholesome ending
I have to admit that I cried at the end when Jess said she got her wish and that the children were free. I don’t know why.
This entire thing reminds me of ghost whisperer, where someone can see ghosts and will do what they can to help the ghosts crossover to the afterlife
'The Children under the house' was such a terrific story. It had it's suspense, the drama, the climax, the plot, the whole sha-bang!! There were scary moments, sad moments, even happy moments. I was glad it wasn't all just scary horror stuff. There was more substance to it. I don't know, it's just hard explain why I love it so much. And I'm glad it got a happy ending. Some stories, they have good plot, the horror is great but when the bad guys don't get punished at the end of the day it just isn't satisfying enough. Truly a masterpiece,
God, this is such a gorgeous little story! I am so ungodly happy we even got to hear Jess' voice at the end.
Almost made me cry at the end, ngl. I teared up
The moment they mentioned a restaurant, I had an idea of where the kids ended up. Even more so when the name was the Burger Shack. Maybe I've watched too many serial killer documentaries...Nah!
I enjoyed this so much. I cried the minute she talked and when they said their goodbyes. The way it pieces together overtime was just… I loved it. Thank you for reacting to it Ryan. Another great video from you YET again!
I gotta say the longer less edited videos are definitely my favorite, allows Ryan to appreciate the small details of videos/games a lot more and gives me something to listen to while I work 🙏
This analog horror was so good. There was so much personality, it was such a unique format of story telling, and it wasn’t just horror. There was sadness, hope, loss, disgust, and even happiness. The slow realization at what happened to the children (like Kate with the many hands of those who hurt her, aka SA) and then seeing them finally get the closure they wanted so badly. Julia was an amazing narrator (both the character and voice actor).
I’d love to see a movie like this or even one with this plot
What Ryan said about the words of kids holding a certain, very ominous side is very true. (Story warning, btw)
I recall the day my grandmother passed over a year ago, my Nana, as my niece knew her. Her death was unexpected and tragic, and it weighed heavily upon the entire family. Luckily, she was almost two, and didn’t have to understand anything. We came home from the hospital that night, before my mother and sister in law (My niece’s mother) put her to bed. And before they got started, she started fixating on a certain point in the room.
Suddenly she would whisper “Shh! Nana’s sleeping…”
If that was the only really bizarre instance of my niece being herself, then sure. But on that day, the day she “went to sleep,” That stuck with me forever. And weeks after that, when I was playing with her as normal, she claimed that Nana talked to her on the phone, and that she told her to “not be sad.” No story has ever given me worse chills than that, because my niece still a year later knows nothing about where Nana is or went or what happened to her. Yet somehow, she knows that she’s sleeping, and that we shouldn’t be sad about it.
So yes. The words that children say, coincidence or not, grounded in reality or their own fictitious mind, they carry a weight that is truly bone chilling at times.
I have never EVER been so attached to an Analog horror. This was so good and not even a single complaint, this is perfect analog for me
Gotta admit, I really liked this one. I think the fact that it had a wholesome and happy ending made me like it even more
You have to appreciate how she says at the end “they’re all free”🥺 I loved this it was beautiful!
This hits a bit close to home, when I was little, we moved into my uncle's old place, and I started seeing an apparition and no one believed me. When I got older, I did some research of the property and some guy died in the home and even now I still live in the house buying it off my parents and the old man still plays small jokes to let us know he's here even playing with our animals.
I think of all things, the part that broke my heart the most was when the dad, finding out after his death that the kids he thought were imaginary were actually victims of such brutality, tried to take Shelly along with him to heaven but couldn't
Not gonna lie m8, this is one of my favorite analogue horrors! With one of my favorite CZcamsrs reacting to it, this video is one neck of a banger ❤
Bro, when Jess finally spoke it brought tears to my eyes.
This was fantastic, thank you Ryan for sharing this with us!
''They are free now''
That was so powerful, almost brought me to tears.
Thanks for continuing to give us more enjoyable content to watch Ryan! We all hope you are living your best life right now!
Really loving this whole analog trend man, ryan's takes especially!
Huge thanks to you Ryan, I wouldve never seen this without you and it has made my day, I hope you have a wonderful day too.
This honestly didnt even seem like analog horror it was just like reading a expertly crafted story, it was a really awesome watch thanks for reacting
I LOVE CHILDREN UNDER THE HOUSE. Honestly it was such a riveting and fascinating story and it was produced in such high quality.
All these years and the intros continue to intrigue me keep it up ryan
I am so surprised on how GOOD this analog horror is. How can a story driven through ZERO visuals, just children-styled drawings, recordings, and a simple story be so CAPTIVATING?!
Believe me, my eyebrows raised and kept a shocked face every time the major findings were being discovered.
I hope there are more stories that are like these, simple, yet told so creatively.
I think I almost teared up towards the end.
A masterpiece Vintage.
Watchimg this at 1 am. My hands were shaking and i almost cried. Thanks for the vid Ryan. I wouldn't be able to finish this amazing vid without u.
One of the best, most entertaining analog horror series ever!
Always love the intros Ryan! Thank you for always posting great content. I had a loss in the family last night and watching your vids have been helping a lot so seeing a new one is awesome ❤
Love you man. -Sam
First time I've watched an hour of a youtube video without getting distracted.
This Analog Horror was just so immersive and very well made, I can't believe only a few other creators have reacted to this. This is easily my new favorite Analog Horror not because of how scary it was but because of how well it was presented, It felt complete.
this is one of my favourite analogue horrors you’ve reacted to thus far Ryan!
There’s a whole WORLD of videos, this series, the “Alien kid” series, the “sinkhole” series, the “modified mosquitos” franchise, the “tangi virus” series, and the “Oracle” series
Damn this was scary, sad and heartbreaking... this is why I love analogue horror/films... Great video as usually Ryan!
Love analog horror, and your reactions!! I defo think analog horror reactions should become a consistent series on your channel
last time i saw these analog horror reviewed it wasnt done yet, im so glad you made a video on it, this is truly one of my favourites.
This is so good, I love this analog horror. The story is so good and the drawings used to tell the story is so unique I always loved these kind of stories
This is one of my favorite horror series ever and I'm so glad you're covering it! It's nice to see it be talked about, and I do hope you check out the other series from the creator because they're just as enjoyable :)!!!
Man, that is for sure my favorite analog horror ever. This is how all analog horror 's should be like. I will never forget watching this video and I will never forget you ryan. Thank you
Alot of tears were about to be shed as soon as I heard jess' voice, I didn't expect this analogue video to be my favorite one of my life.
This is probably one of the BEST analog horrors I have ever seen. This reaction video was awesome and the story of this analog horror was great too! The way the story progressed was such an interesting way of telling a story. I even teared up at some parts! Love this video! ❤
this is more creepy than usual (excluding the serial killer painter thing, because I legit got a nightmare bout that lmao)
((but the ending was very sweet))
Just wondering, are you talking about "The Painter" by urbanspook? If so, imagine waking up at 4am and the first thing u see is a painting from that. That was my introduction to it. Couldn't sleep after that.
@@darkchampion6287 yes , yes i am
Wow that was so amazing! Kudos to the Creator for making such a amazing analog horror. Such a well paced and amazing story!
15:07 damn her midsection really got decaffeinated
Throughout this entire story, I have to say that I was genuinely terrified, and two I really felt that something was special about it, which there was. It was unique, incredibly well written and thought out and I could almost see some of it coming relatively quickly but it felt so different, felt like it got worse and worse, and you just couldn't wait for it to get better. This was mostly meant for the analog and talking over the phone, through tapes over the years, etc. etc. But man, oh man do I just feel like films like this need to be represented whether in a movie, a video game, anything really. This is the shit horror movies are missing nowadays, something that really is scary, something that really does have that fire to, something that does have that genuine passion and fear. Also, great vid Ryan, glad you can help spread masterpieces like this.
Mia is like jess’ guardian angle bound to earth. I often like ideas where the monster is actually nice albeit horrific
The music really contributes well to the horror of this story! Especially the way it goes from ear to ear. Definitely shouldn't have watched this while home alone but at least Ryan is here too lol.
this is one of the best analog horror I have ever seen, thank you Ryan showing it to us!
This had me interested and entertained the entire time! I watched with the lights off and a blanket. It had me on edge the entire time, Great Video as always Ryan!
In my opinion, these people can make this into a movie and I’ll 100% watch it.
Analog horror reactions are always amazing
these reaction and analog horror are soo great keep up the good work Ryan
Always love a longer less edited analog deep dive. Keep it up ryan!