Nostalgia is all the rage these days; that’s why a ton of movies and TV shows are reboots or remakes of what was popular in the 1980s and ’90s. Normally, this walk down memory lane is meant to delight audiences and make them recall what they watched as kids. But there’s also a scary movie subgenre that aims to weaponize these fond memories into something sinister: analog horror. Let’s explore the eerie, static-filled world of CRT TVs, emergency broadcast scares, and kids’ TV shows gone terrifyingly wrong.
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Why is analog horror so scary, and what can filmmakers learn from it?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/25296753
There are also the first two Bioshock. Is it possible to try Prime in Free Trial and grab all the titles during the two day period.#
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And when you find the right one... suck him bone dry. 👍
...a family tradition indeed.
It actually could be the best place to check for scary stuff. 🤗
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Don't read "The Horror at Red Hook" then. You'll probably laugh so much you'll pee your pants. 👌
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