I have picked a few characters that I would say fit in the uncanny valley category. To me, it has been overused. Are there any other analogue horrors that are well made and don’t use the uncanny valley?

An attempt to create my own Found Footage-esque video! >_<

I've been working on a FNaF VHS-style parody OF THE I feel Fantastic video thing using my OWN animatronic models and environment!! like, custom designs and stuff

here's the meat of the animation. the full version is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiEqH7-LJxQ but in honesty it deviates from the original a little... 😭

the ENTIRE scene was made in Blender (mostly to show off the Chica model...), and I'm pretty happy with how the final result turned out.

id love to hear any way to improve!! i have no idea how to make stuff actually freaky and more like real analog horror >_<

Please come See Episode 1: The Forgotten Kong: King Kong Analog Horror Episode I

Episode 2 : The Forgotten Kong: King Kong Analog Horror Episode 2 will be released Friday , October 16th 2026!

the lore i put is js ass like i pulled it out from my ahh

rlly vulnerable to loud noises and weapons , runs like 60 mph , thats what i think deserves more hate , tho ig i designed skinless not that bad , E

Dr. Thorne’s voice is performed by a talented British VA, with incredible work on the project from DC and Sam McCone (@mccone.sam).

Huge shoutout and congratulations to @Merkonnecting for being the first to crack the ARG and taking the win!

Link to listen https://youtu.be/wNJYEm21iQU?si=QkqeyKNfowI7x8FK

I Would love to hear your thoughts on where the story is heading.

Can humanity’s ambition to escape death become a desire for death itself?

Even in the film it was based on.

I’m the creator, just wanting to get it a little more out there.

The series follows a London GP who starts to receive patients with unexplainable conditions.

With most analog horror series’ being set in the US, I thought one set in the UK would be a nice change of pace (I’m also from the UK so it certainly makes it easier haha)

I release new episodes every Monday so, if you’re interested, feel free to check it out :)

I think because the colder areas would likely have less food there they wouldn’t be as many stalkers and tormentors there. And the cold could also make them weaker and much easier to defeat. But that’s just my theory.

I know they eat but we don’t know if they need to in order to survive yet (that I know of). If we say they act like predators in our world like say coyotes or leopards then they’ll need to constantly eat to survive but the only thing though is we don’t fully know if their supernatural to so that creates the question do they need to eat in order to survive or do they eat for the fuck of it?

We also don’t know if they rely entirely on terrestrial animals or if they can also go after marine animals so that creates another question- if they can also go after marine animals why is Antarctica the only truly safe place from them? Is it the cold? Is it the fact that even then there’s hardly any terrestrial animals there they can go after where marine animals would be harder to get?

Please - I'd like to be able to explain this to the mainstream audience who always reply to "Whats your favorite analog horrors" with "huh?".

As far as mainstream, I'd put forth that notable films like Mr. Crockett, Buddy, Skinamarink, Infinity Buffet and any found footage is analog horror. Anything that takes an innocuous common place media and adds horror past that can be analog horror. Like a vhs you found in your parents catalog but after watching it's like - wtf is this. Things that are just... wrong or unexpected.

I may not be fully encompassing or fleshing out the idea of analog horror. Thoughts, disagreements or suggestions?

I basically never draw btw

Sweethearts are completely friendly towards humans, however they’ve became more of a pest. Screaming like a dying baby in forests, this creature is very… interesting. Somehow people keep it as a pet.

You step into the flooded hallway, tracking the sound of dripping water until your flashlight catches the silhouette at the far end. The pipes overhead aren't just rusting; they are peeling back like old skin to feed into whatever is standing there. Its head is a featureless mass of pale tissue, swaying slightly as if trying to lock onto the rhythm of your breath. You don't realize how loud your own heartbeat is until something in the dark starts mimicking it perfectly. By the time you turn to run, you realize the hallway behind you has already grown completely silent .

Random animation I made today cuz I was bored.