User reviews

This channel is a true gem among the mass hordes of the subpar and poorly made analog horror channels. From the begging the series has been incredible, and keeps getting better. Best of all vintage eight constantly learns and improved, becoming better and better. One thing with this creator is you won't be getting junoscares, but eerie and terrifying stories that will chill you to the core of your being. These stories are generally slow to build up (not in a bad way though) and end with incredible sequences. The storytelling is brilliant and extremely well paced. In conclusion I reccomend this creators work to fans of unfiction projects, slow burn horror, and people who just enjoy a scary good time.

I found 'children under the house' from the YouTube algorithm and it KILLS it. Sometimes the glitch effect is a bit much, it's definitely a reader and you have to pay attention, but the plot line is SO good. I also really enjoyed 'the tangi virus'. The sound design is occasionally over the top but in a deliciously scary way. Even with headphones on it freaked out my very asleep husband~ The earnestness of the casting, the setting, and the presentation is FANTASTIC, really adds to the plots. Overall I give the series a 8/10 but I'm a really tough critic. Better than the mandala catalog by far. I actually care about the characters. Analog horror is really hard to make believable, my other criticism is that the reason why you're watching could be set up more originally. But I had to watch something happy after so... Yes it scared me in the best ways~ Looking forward to seeing what's up coming.

This channel is incredibly creative I loved children under the house I it's a great analog horror i find it hard to really get into most analog horror but i found myself not able to stop and mr. Bearlington was really creative.10 out 10 recomend. The vhs glitch is a little heavy handed sometimes but still highly enjoyable. It has the perfect amount of creep factor and mystery. My daughter watched it and loved it she recommended it to me. Some of the time her recommendations aren't my thing but this was right on it. So anyone looking for an analog horror or something interesting and creative I highly suggest.