Its pure style over substance and hugely bloated.
I’m pretty sure the creator has an old weird YouTube channel from like a decade ago that’s shitty animations about rape and pedophiles. As in that was the punch line.
We've already discussed Urbanspook earlier in this thread, honestly I don't know what to think about him. On one end it could just be for pure shock value, Garth Ennis style. But on the other end this guy probably has some really messed up skeletons in his closet.
Feels like the horror load was blown early: "A pregnant mother was ripped open, the umbilical chord used to strangle her while her husband was forced to choke to death on the fetus... And then this other couple was stabbed a bunch of times."
Pretty sure it was found that the old YouTube channel was his and borders on 'This guy is probably fonna be revealed as a pedo soon'.
No, not really. The only real progression is the hint that there might be more than one killer, it's just endless shock value at this point.
What a fucking loon. And props to Dire Trip for calling out the media for being scumbags using the incident to talk about tranny politics than the fact that this selfish psychotic mooch killed his dad and tried to murder his sister.
In one of the community posts someone asked about how much was planned and Urbanspook has said that he has a conclusion in mind. His format, while novel in the sea of other analog horror series, feels very limited from a story telling perspective. We get nothing but abridged police reports, adding the 911 call in the last episode spices up the formula but it's a baby step at best.
I think the whole "fuck toy cory" thing kinda negates any chance of him being a regular dude with a regular fucking brain.
That’s exactly how I felt. I am a firm avid art defender when it comes to weird fucked up shit. (I have my own lines, children being one of them)
Something I've noticed in a LOT of videos lately is people going into exhaustive detail as to why I should be scared of this thing that I'm watching instead of letting the footage do that for me.
Yeah, "show don't tell" is a lost art these days. It's a brain puzzler, since we're inundated with screens, so it should be easy to just show the scary.
I think the only thing worth covering in this was the tornado footage. Him highlighting the headlights of the other car, and how they disappear in the rain really grounded it.
Where is the black box censoring everything? Where is the white text on a black screen? Where is the smudge tool?
not to mention the slowed-down classical music
