The video thrives on —that feeling of being in a space that is "in-between." It leans heavily into the Analog Horror genre, utilizing:
The intentional "crunchiness" of the video makes the human brain work overtime to find patterns in the static (a phenomenon called pareidolia ).
Abrupt cuts and flickering frames create a sensory disconnect, making the viewer feel like they are watching something they aren't supposed to see.
The video thrives on —that feeling of being in a space that is "in-between." It leans heavily into the Analog Horror genre, utilizing:
The intentional "crunchiness" of the video makes the human brain work overtime to find patterns in the static (a phenomenon called pareidolia ).
Abrupt cuts and flickering frames create a sensory disconnect, making the viewer feel like they are watching something they aren't supposed to see.
