Night Channel Vol. 1 | VITA CARNIS, OBELISK & ARCADIA Revisited
NowhereFound
23,908 views
Welcome to the very first episode of Night Channel! Tonight we revisit three of the most unsettling analog horror series out there and dig into everything that's changed since we last covered them.
We break down Vita Carnis's terrifying Elder Mimic encounter in "Terminal Rally," CARCAS's disturbing experiments with the Host of Influence in "Dire Measures," and the shocking finale of "Necrotic Wound".
Then we head into Obelisk, where new entries like "You've Come Back," "The Man in the Tower," and "Folly" completely reframe the series.
Finally, we close out with Arcadia's gut-punch finale "Welcome Back to Arcadia," covering "The Forest," "1994," "Old Meat," and "Beyond the Stars".
If you're into analog horror lore, ARG theories, liminal horror, and deep-dive video essays on series, this one's for you.
Timestamps:
[00:00:00 – 00:02:25] Intro
[00:02:25 – 00:30:07] – The Way of All Flesh
[00:30:07 – 00:47:15] – the death of memory
[00:47:15 – 01:10:30] – Welcome Back to Arcadia
[01:10:30 – 01:12:53] – a new chapter awaits
#AnalogHorror #VitaCarnis #Obelisk #Arcadia #AnalogHorrorTheory #LiminalHorror #ARG #CreepyVideoEssay #IndieHorror
CREDIT GOES TO THESE CREATORS:
VITA CARNIS
@darian_quilloy
OBELISK
@lizardmeninc
ARCADIA
@ChillingAbyss
Music/SFX by @DoomZoneProductions543 and Epidemic Sound
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OPENING THEME:
WHITE BAT AUDIO: https://whitebataudio.com/
Track: “Guardian”
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20 Comments
A theory I made ages back was that the Mimics and now by extension Elder Mimics don't hunt for food or need, instead they do it for fun. They haunt, goad and make a sport of toying with their prey in a really cruel and unnatural manner. It could be interpreted as the Mimics mimicking humans in a raw and primordial manner. Commentary on human nature and whatnot.
This isn't the first time a mimic plays "the long game", there was the forest incident earlier in the series in which a mimic plays with the lady whose name eludes me.
I love Obelisk so much. Lizard really has a unique style that's reminiscent in a way. I'll half to look into Vita Carnis soon... Awesome video dude! Can't wait to see the next! 🖤
As for projects I'd like to see covered? That's easy. Valle Verde.
Valle Verde is easily the most Top Shelf analog / internet / indie horror I am aware of that doesn't get as much play as it should due to intense religious and surreal imagry. Also, its in Spanish, so the Anglosphere ( English speakers and the community group created by their ongoing activities via language in the online space ) doesn't catch it. If You Want Brain Bending What The Heck Just Happened horror presented with jaw dropping production? Valle Verde will gladly provide.
Bonus points, the creator is a super nice person who will gladly tell you when each bespoke piece of this monster was originally made. As someone with a 20 year project of my own ( I'm developing a Tolkein level detailed fantasy world with an Elder Scrolls amount of history kicking around BEFORE any plot happens, and keeping all my notes in coherent order is a full time gig unto itself ) it makes me so over the moon to find a creator who also made things for decades before the disperate pieces drew together and became The Thing. Gives me hope that I'll publish someday.
Night Channel Vol. 1 | VITA CARNIS, OBELISK & ARCADIA Revisited
NowhereFound
23,908 views
Welcome to the very first episode of Night Channel! Tonight we revisit three of the most unsettling analog horror series out there and dig into everything that's changed since we last covered them.
We break down Vita Carnis's terrifying Elder Mimic encounter in "Terminal Rally," CARCAS's disturbing experiments with the Host of Influence in "Dire Measures," and the shocking finale of "Necrotic Wound".
Then we head into Obelisk, where new entries like "You've Come Back," "The Man in the Tower," and "Folly" completely reframe the series.
Finally, we close out with Arcadia's gut-punch finale "Welcome Back to Arcadia," covering "The Forest," "1994," "Old Meat," and "Beyond the Stars".
If you're into analog horror lore, ARG theories, liminal horror, and deep-dive video essays on series, this one's for you.
Timestamps:
[00:00:00 – 00:02:25] Intro
[00:02:25 – 00:30:07] – The Way of All Flesh
[00:30:07 – 00:47:15] – the death of memory
[00:47:15 – 01:10:30] – Welcome Back to Arcadia
[01:10:30 – 01:12:53] – a new chapter awaits
#AnalogHorror #VitaCarnis #Obelisk #Arcadia #AnalogHorrorTheory #LiminalHorror #ARG #CreepyVideoEssay #IndieHorror
CREDIT GOES TO THESE CREATORS:
VITA CARNIS
@darian_quilloy
OBELISK
@lizardmeninc
ARCADIA
@ChillingAbyss
Music/SFX by @DoomZoneProductions543 and Epidemic Sound
For more content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe and comment down below, share your thoughts! Reach out to nowherefound213@gmail.com if you've got a good topic or series you'd like me to cover, or, ya know, comment down below too!
Subscribe to my Patreon for more content you definitely don't want to miss!
Patreon: NowhereFound
Join this channel to get access to perks:
@nowherefoundanomaly
OPENING THEME:
WHITE BAT AUDIO: https://whitebataudio.com/
Track: “Guardian”
Copyright Disclaimer
Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for Fair Use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and more. No copyright infringement.
I do not own or claim to own the rights to footage. This video is considered Fair Use by YouTube and Federal Copyright Law. For further proof and information on Fair Use, please refer to:
https://www.copyright.gov/legislation...