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 ...

There are even subgenres of subgenres, which is how we get to analog horror. In a filmmaking culture often rife with ripoffs and repeats, sequels and spin-offs, online filmmaking is one of the ...

Analog horror films mimic old VHS tapes for scares, inspired by late-night TV and news broadcasts. The genre gained popularity in the 2010s, blending cryptic messages and bizarre imagery.

Penn State Altoona faculty members Brian Onishi and Jeff Stoyanoff released a new episode of their podcast, "Horror Joy," ...

Analog horror films mimic old VHS tapes for ... and other mysterious phenomena. What's happening to Mary, and why is it happening? Viewers can now find out in full as the series concluded in ...