Vita Carnis - A Terrifying Analog Horror

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:49 Living Meat Research Documentary
16:58 Cheese Crawl Penne
18:10 Guide to Owning a Pet Trimming
20:45 MeatSnakeSpecimen
25:55 Mimic Defense Instructional Tape
29:20 Species Anomaly Report
31:46 Flavor Enhancer Commercial
33:15 Series Analysis
35:07 The Storybook
40:15 Vincent Barrere
41:58 Full Timeline
52:27 Closing Thoughts

Music Used (In Order):
♫ George Olsen - Lullaby Of The Leaves
♫ Al Bowlly - Heartaches
♫ Layton & Johnstone - It All Depends On You
♫ Layton & Johnstone - Say It Isn't So
♫ Layton & Johnstone - In A Little Second Hand Store
♫ Layton & Johnstone - Willow Weep For Me
♫ Russ Morgan - Moonlight and Shadows
♫ Russ Morgan - Room with a View
♫ Layton & Johnstone - The Wedding Of The Painted Doll
♫ Russ Morgan - Goodnight, My Beautiful
♫ Layton & Johnstone - Piano Medley
♫ Al Bowlly - The Very Thought of You
♫ Al Bowlly - Midnight The Stars and You
♫ Al Bowlly - It's All Forgotten Now

#vitacarnis #videoessay #analoghorror

[eylookvulheimiik]

As off topic as this is. I had an ad play after the woman was attacked by the mimic and going from screaming in pain to "so we fancy like Applebee's" was an absolute rollercoaster

[rpspotify]

I love the idea that the Trimmings are just... actual good pets lmfao. That's a concept that I'd watch more of for sure

[wndiua]

I love how half of the Vita Carnis creatures don’t even have any ulterior motives, they’re just nuisances.

[Kagira]

The most horrifying part of the harvester video is that the venom is a super potent anti-coagulant. Meaning once stung, the kid and mother basically started bleeding out from every orifice, including the eyes. If you are familiar with what a toxic dose of something like warfarin would do to a person, you know just how horrifying death by harvester would be.

[smittannl]

The thought of the Nazis feeding hundreds of people to a meat snake live is genuinely one of the most disturbing things this series established to me because it feels so real, like l yeah, they absolutely would've done that

[VictoriaIsTired]

"They don't like to chase prey"

Janice: "So that was a fuckin' lie."

[toolatetothestory]

I personally love that not all of these things are malicious. Makes it seem much more realistic and fun to think about.

[gypsydanger]

I love how the flavor enhancer is best when used below the temperature that kills most bacteria

[deluxeedition]

god the child's crying in agony was TOO well done, that was painful omg

[TheOpticalMouse]

You: *Makes well thought out and expansive lore explanation video*

*Two days later*

Darian: *Releases new videos with huge ramifications*

[Stefan-xlxk]

In my opinion the family getting attacked by the harvester is the darkest and most terrifying part of the entire series, the screams alone sold that scene but the imagery together with the family photo makes it even worse

[StrWhxre_]

I would totally have a pet trimming if it didn't sound like an absolute demon

[GeheimesT]

Did you notice that the videos following the documentary track exactly the same order of creatures as the documentary?
1. Cook at Home = The crawl
2. Guide for hold the trimming
3. The biggest meat snake
4. The mimic defense
5. Species anomaly=Harvester
6. Flavor anhancer=probably the host's spores

According to this logic there should be a video about the monoliths next, right?

[poppy_flwer]

The use of cow skulls as teeth on the super huge meatsnake is a phenomenal design choice.

[wloss]

Honestly I find it kinda comforting that mimics, despite how fear inducing they are, kill you instantly instead of making you suffer

[walnzell]

First three organisms: Huh. This doesn't seem so bad. They're ugly, but they're harmless.

Mimics: Allow us to introduce ourselves.

[kimurain]

One more thing, I feel the cult is trying to paint the Carnis as more helpful than it is, talking about how crawl, trimmings and meat snakes are actually really helpful, really good for the environment, so definitely don’t avoid it, try to destroy it, or interfere at all, it’ll help the environment.

[InsomniaDaydreamer]

Starting off I was just like "oh they're kinda cute in their own way"
and then I saw the mimics and everything went downhill.

[tonycowin]

I think you're correct about the Mimics not being known to the public. In the video he jokes that it would have been the perfect time for a serial killer to attack them. Serial killers are the worst monsters in the real world, in our timeline, so it's a natural choice as a subject of horror. But if the public were aware of Mimics existing the serial killer would be ursupred at the worst monster in real life. He would have said - "It would have been the perfect time for a Mimic to attack us".

[sharkx]

the family getting attacked is definitly the most terrifying post of this series at the moment