"You are going to do this same exact mistake again, aren't you?"
AI
"who is a good boy? Yes you are! Yeees you aaareee!!!" 💙
Dude... seriously
all that female bee snowballing with each other... naughty girls
Man! I need a dozen of this in paper format to send around.
Not enough x to be fun
Video link min 22:18 (YT) | Link Invidious
"(...) what is there on the internet that is like ye olden times where you know, you go on, you make a free account, it's everything goes?"
"The Fediverse. I think would be the closest."
Analog horror can be seen as a descendant of creepypasta and found footage films. It draws inspiration from earlier works like The Blair Witch Project and The Ring, which utilized similar themes of manipulated media and unsettling narratives. The genre gained traction with the success of Local 58, No Through Road, and Gemini Home Entertainment. It is characterized by its use of low-fidelity visuals, cryptic messages, and a nostalgic aesthetic reminiscent of late 20th-century television and analog media, often set between the 1960s and 1990s
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Here's the thing: I'm on lemmy.world, and there's already a community about Analog Horror called "[email protected]." I've posted there frequently over the past year. However, subscriber and vote engagement are quite low (ofk is not about the likes but i enjoy to have a minimum ammount of people checking the comunity posts to discuss a bit in the comment). Also the community mod seems to not be around anymore. Now I had a similar situation with another horror group before and since I've started my version on lemmy.world I was indeed able to find a small but active group of subscribers. Should I do the same? Would you be interested in this?
Btw.
Analog horror is a subgenre of horror fiction and an offshoot of the found footage film genre, said to have originated online during the late 2000s and early 2010s with web series such as No Through Road, Local 58, Gemini Home Entertainment, and Marble Hornet.
UPDATE - THANK YOU FOR THE COMMENTS HERE'S THE LINK:
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