The Most FLESHED OUT World in Analog Horror

Come along as I explain the full story of Vita Carnis, breaking down every episode in excruciating detail, and exploring the hidden narrative behind this fantastic (and underrated) new Analog Horror series. If you're a fan of Analog Horror, but aren't familiar with Vita Carnis, I think that you'll quickly fall in love with the series---just like I did. It has elements of the uncanny like the Mandela Catalogue, a deep and intriguing world like the Backrooms, and some really stellar audio work like Skinamarink. On top of all of that, there's just this sheer level of creativity that Darian Quilloy brings into the series that tops just about anything else I've seen in indie horror. Completing this video took about 150 hours of work altogether, from scripting to recording to editing. That's about 10 times longer than I've spent on any other creative endeavor in my entire life, so I really hope you guys enjoy! Thank you so much for coming along on this ride with me! :) All art included in this video was done by the original creator, Darian Quilloy. Go check out the full series of Vita Carnis on his channel now! Darian's channel:    / @darian_quilloy   Want to connect with me? Get in touch on Instagram and Twitter! Instagram:   / crow.mudgeon   Twitter:   / crowmudgeon   If you’d like to join the Discord and help me make more videos, check out my Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/user?u=729107... Hungry for more analog horror? Check out these series! Kane Pixel's Backrooms:    / @kanepixels   Local 58:    / @local58tv   Monument Mythos:    / @mistermanticore