THE SIGNAL - Analog Horror

The majority of the footage was either lost or severely damaged. The remaining footage has been used to reconstruct the events leading up to the fateful day.

AN ANALOG HORROR APART OF THE ARCADIA SERIES

[jgio]

That's why you need multi-universal vpn

[SwankemasterSupreme]

6:46 imagine the guy was just shaking their phone around and they actually just look relatively normal.

[Makithehybrid]

This was immensely horrifying but there’s something lowkey funny about the possibility that they only retaliated because we rejected them. Like they did NOT let that ghosting slide.

[minaxa]

That was some of the most pure, raw terror I've ever felt watching an episode of an analog horror. This is fucking amazing. Keep doing this.

[gigim.]

The last time a couple of dots and lines gave me this much anxiety was high school geometry 😢

[Lochlander]

I never knew watching some lines connect could make me feel so much fear, absolute masterful stuff!

[PrettyFlyForAShyGuy]

That line, that singular line moving just a little too fast, is one of the scariest things I've ever seen. Insanely good work with this. Quickly became my favourite analog horror video, shot straight to the top of the list. Incredibly powerful setup, I loved that your presentation of the alternate world wasn't a typical 'scary' imagery but just something palpably bad - a decrepit, desolate world. Made the very real horror of the "I want what you have" punch so so very hard. You're doing amazing stuff here mate, please keep it up!

[smoothglass]

9:13 -"I never thought I'd see a Resonance Cascade, let alone create one"

[somelosercalledjab]

Mythical Creatures:

5:30
They will try to gain your attention.
Staying quiet and still may prompt them to leave.
However, once you engage with them,
They become aware of your identity.

6:10
They will offer something desirable.
It's important not to accept their offer or any items they present.

[boxfullofwater]

I love this, i hope we might get a spinoff or sequal to this! Its marvelous.

[manuallybreathing]

first you realize and then you cant stop realizing... what an INCREDIBLE high point to this tale! perfectly built up and executed with amazing visuals and sound design

[infonoids]

"patrick this is the lowest temp we've ever had for a launch! did you manage to do a quality check on the o-ring on the right SRB?"
9:12 "no"

[freakishuproar]

That was stellar! Really good!

You conjured up a setting of such immense scope with such a light hand. I love how quickly they ceased communication with the third universe (almost in instinctive panic) and the implied repercussions of them cutting the signal at the end. The video lost none of it's incremental dread, the atmosphere never felt spent at any point. It began as something unwholesome and unnerving and ended with a properly existentially appalling conclusion.

[floober]

this is the most simplistic analogue horror ive seen yet its given me the most dread this is incredible

[bradyweed]

I’m assuming this is an origin story. Fascinating concept, kinda taps into Dark Forest theory which terrifies me. Fantastic, keep up the good work!

[YouAreWeird]

GENUINELY loved how intense that last part was, it made me feel like I was in that experiment absolutely terrified that this inhuman world was gonna connect to ours and make it like their’s.

[dpurves]

That was damn intense. I'm really glad I found this channel. I'm looking forward to whatever comes next.

[lughd]

I'm really enjoying the stuff your making, but I just have two small criticisms! I know analog horror tends to go for a bit of low quality video, but it can be REALLY hard to read the text on the screen, which isn't fun for anybody with visual impairment or just. probably people with eyes. Making things a bit easier to read would do wonders! Closed captions that are 100% accurate to whats being said would also be nice :)

Other than that- man dude, this stuff is AWESOME. I can't wait to see what you make next!

[desidono]

This is such a great concept and your execution of it is flawless. Extremely well done.

[ZKP]

I decided to count how many dots there were on that final pulse.

47

This begs a question-how many of them are like us, and how many of them are off?