The Most FLESHED OUT World in Analog Horror

Come along as I explain the full story of Vita Carnis, breaking down every episode in excruciating detail, and exploring the hidden narrative behind this fantastic (and underrated) new Analog Horror series.

If you're a fan of Analog Horror, but aren't familiar with Vita Carnis, I think that you'll quickly fall in love with the series---just like I did. It has elements of the uncanny like the Mandela Catalogue, a deep and intriguing world like the Backrooms, and some really stellar audio work like Skinamarink. On top of all of that, there's just this sheer level of creativity that Darian Quilloy brings into the series that tops just about anything else I've seen in indie horror.

Completing this video took about 150 hours of work altogether, from scripting to recording to editing. That's about 10 times longer than I've spent on any other creative endeavor in my entire life, so I really hope you guys enjoy! Thank you so much for coming along on this ride with me! :)

All art included in this video was done by the original creator, Darian Quilloy. Go check out the full series of Vita Carnis on his channel now!

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[crowmudgeon]

Check out my interview with the CREATOR of VITA CARNIS, Darian Quilloy!

[emmettmcnally]

"In order to keep a trimming as a loving companion, you'll have to tolerate the nightly death wails"
So.... basically like having a cat....or a husky

[RazielBR]

"The world of Vita Carnis is fraught with misinformation and everyone has a bias"

Phew, thankfully that's a ficticional world!

[Lich_the_Eternal_Tyrant]

I understand why for meta reasons, but trying to hide in a closet while shining a bright ass flashlight made me super pissed lmao

[haze]

Imagine thinking you have a malnourished trimming as a pet just for it to grow up to be a mimic💀

[Boysif_]

Just throwing this out there (on a two month old video) the trimmings may actually serve as a explanation as to why people don’t react to screaming.

The mimics want you to scream to find you and most likely hunt at night. Almost too coincidental that the trimmings scream similar to humans would at night when being eaten alive. Maybe the serve as a smoke screen and help the mimics when they hunt by preventing their owners from telling the difference between a human and a trimmings scream

[alyssaes]

you sound like you are constantly fighting off a southern accent and i find it so funny 😭 there is a southern demon inside you and it wants to take over

[Sammo]

I will be honest, the advice of "there is nothing you can do to defend against the mimic except hide behind low furniture and make tons of noise" sounds like someone telling you to "attract the mimic and make yourself easily available to one"

[cat-rat_]

I think it’s interesting that the storybook prince says he will heal the creatures home, not help the creatures themselves. Also with the crawl, the documentary said that the ecosystem was flourishing more than was thought possible. Just some food for thought

[DtaFrc]

As someone who works night shift, travels home alone, and used to live alone, the idea that a mimic hunts people exactly like me? Yeah Im not sleeping for the next week. 10/10 series and great video

[HaliesH]

Honestly if it weren't for mimics I'd be fine with living in this world.
Edit: Nevermind, holy shit.

[_bunnny_girl_]

As SOON as I heard “mimics can look almost entirely human” and “the government is working to cover this up” I said “There’s probably mimics in the government...” and then I heard you say it and I felt so much better😅

[q-miiproductions]

The way you treat the “s” in carnis as silent makes it seem like you’re calling them all clowns.

[Commander_Appo]

43:53 damn I can’t believe they killed a child just to make an S+ tier video. Massive respect to the creators

[nemobushstatue]

One thing about the Vita Carnis I find interesting is that unlike most creatures on earth, they didn’t spend time evolving through natural selection. Everything they do is pre planed and explicitly decided upon by that singularity. Whatever they’re here for it’s not natural or coincidence.

[JJ-xjxq]

Seeing a freaky new creature eating out of your trashcan but you become weirdly attached to it so you bring it into your house and spoil it is the most human reaction I've seen in regards to something like this 10/10

[oofboss]

Your theory about the trimmings is pretty interesting with them being scouts to find out info. Also I looked back at the pet care guide and it said "Simply talking to them is plenty enough. You can talk about your day, if anything interesting happened at work, if you are working on any new recipes, or talk about the weather." This all seems very important info to relay to something. Even the new recipe one because of the spice.

[WilliamFancyFace]

The 60 degrees Celsius thing is absolutely realistic. There are a lot of spices and herbs, especially bottled ones, that have their flavors either muted or turned acrid if exposed to high heat for too long. Saying that too much heat will destroy the flavor is an amazing excuse to hide the spice's true spice

[ChloFii]

What's funny about this series is how quickly it goes from "Little Dudes that smell like rotten meat and Big Worm bois" to "Lovecraftian Eldritch Horrors"

[Buneilly]

The ending of this video genuinely gave me a deep feeling of fear, the fact you really put into perspective that it’s only a “PRINCE” implies there’s a KING. Which is so so scary