1990s lost media: obscure security system

[@Nexpo]

Hardest analog horror pilot episode I have ever seen. Authentic, immersive, and creepy as hell. Amazing job and I can’t wait to keep up with this series 🔥

[@kisterdrums]

^^^^^

[@AntechamberAE]

Hello father.

[@isolatedirectorofficial]

OH MY, NEXPO? YOU’RE HERE?

[@iViking90]

Oh snap, you got the attention from Nexpo. I should also get into making analog horror

[@DayeanT]

If you are here then it's gonna be good :D

[@Goose_BooseYT]

Wow dude, this is really dope. The attention to detail is impeccable, and it makes it all the more immersive and feel authentic. Can't wait to see more from you! I love you!

[@modestoamarillas5878]

is that goose boose?

[@m0llystars]

holy shit is that goose boose ...

[@satanzbarz6111]

HOLY SHIT ITS THE MAN MYTH AND LEGEND GOOSE BOOSE

[@EhGuppy]

yo holy shit goose boose? fake account??

[@tricomator]

??? real

[@PLUMjoos]

I love when all of the sensors start freaking out and the person who is operating the security system gets scared, which is reflected by their hasty attempt to type "status all" but makes a typo because they're panicked. It's a small detail, but damn, it adds a lot to this already creepy and intriguing pilot episode. You've hooked me in.

[@Delta_P_]

What I haven't seen anyone talk about: Why does this person have their own bunker? They seem like buying this security system is purely out of fear... like they already know something's coming. beautiful recreation of early Windows software. My only critique would be that software like this doesn't make that many beeps. They would likely just make the PC's built in piezo to chirp, but some creative liberties taken definitely enhanced the experience! Also some technical jargon in the VHS would've helped make it seem more authentic, but honestly, 10/10.

[@DMSwordsmaster]

Man, between this and Midwest Angelica, it's crazy how many criminally obscure yet excellent analog horror videos there are. It does take a while for the stuff to start, but man is it good when it does. There are a ton of great little moments in the camera section. With the person starting to type one mic command only to switch to another after the time he tried earlier failed, to actually showing visible panic with the typo on the keyboard, it's great. It's incredible how much you can show with just text and basic old school DOS graphics.

[@jillvalentine3922]

Love the time you took to actually convert it to a VHS tape. And especially loved the attention to detail at 5:59 where it looked like something to the effect of the user getting so scared of what was going on with the security system his finger slipped to the I key when typing that command, resulting in the error.

[@Bl00prs]

This was such a great experience. Loved the mix of old WindowsMovieMaker graphics, VHS instructional reels, and low graphical computer rendering. This was amazing! Good job good sir!

[@Pastraspec]

Love the vibe of this a ton! The mixed media approach was all super cool and felt really authentic to each medium it was trying to represent!

[@BadDrawer]

I really hope this isn't the only video, it has a really strong start and I'm really interested in where things go. Whoever you are, please keep going, you have a great idea

[@chardinok1439]

My friend sent this to me just now and I legitimately thought this was a real video from the early 2000s or something for like... a solid minute. Incredible atmosphere, honestly made me feel super uneasy (which is hard to do to someone who grew up with horror content). You have some real talent, man. Can't wait for the next vid

[@omegamoop]

Please keep making content, this shit is EXACTLY what i wanted out of an analog horror series. Amazing stuff, especially for the first video. Keep it up!!!

[@KickMaster83]

Incredibly well done! I can't wait to see this get the recognition it deserves

[@SwaggyG_2102]

I will ALWAYS hold a special place in my heart to any analog horror series that ACTUALLY feels like it was made on a VHS tape. There are way too many analog horror creators who would just lazily slap a generic vhs filter on their videos and call it a day. This is clearly not one of those videos.

[@mikudayo9727]

This video is phenomenal! if the this series gets continued I’d watch it day one, and if not that’s okay too. The 90s vibes are on point!

[@hasnaintinwala6920]

The absolute mix of analog and digital horror is immensely amazing and creepily done.

[@twindrill2852]

I love how the last minute is executed. You know there’s something dangerous out there, but you never get to see it.

[@binarypench]

This is cool. It even managed to creep me out quite a bit, a feat that's hard to achieve. Well done!

[@kayro2234]

the authenticity is immaculate, and that last part from the uploaded just adds to the mystery and dread. liked and subbed.

[@Lanausse]

Nice video! You had me for a while lol. I knew something was up when it played that boot up sound. While there were audio cards that could do that, it was more likely that something like this would use the PC speaker

[@sashae2848]

This is really neat! The attention to detail here is incredible. All of these segments (the early 2000s video intro, the actual Nightwatch tape) feel like they came from the time period they're trying to emulate. Awesome work!

[@PhatTooth]

This is absolutely incredible! First off, it's got some of the most authentic editing and music I've ever seen, and second, it was genuinely scary and I never had to suspend my disbelief like I do with many other analog/digital horror videos. This is beyond refreshing and I'm stoked to see what else you make in the future.

[@sericsmith5770]

I dunno if I've seen this before, but I have recently come across this video. I love the graphics and the music played here. This video is underrated.

[@dedaccount00F]

Yo this is amazing I can’t wait to see more

[@johnqsample5119]

My KZbin recommended section is an even mix of lost media videos and analog horror videos so I went into this thinking "oooh sick old computers!" 🫣

[@MGWFilms97]

Absolutely amazing job, the real VCR conversion really makes this more immersive. Amazing!

[@crisostomodamien]

If i had one nickel for every analog/digital horror series that was extremely promising and had the potential to be the big names of AH/DH but hasnt uploaded in months i would have enough to buy a fucking coke

[@SwaggyG_2102]

If Nexpo likes this, then I'd like this as well. Looks like you've earned yourself a subscriber.

[@antropical]

This is really good and I hope we get more someday. I like when analog horror doesn’t rely on cheesy jumpscares and distorted faces

[@wedon_care]

oh man i love the authentic graphics so so much

[@ГаврилоПринцип-х1л]

holy shit I didnt even realize it was analog horror, this shit is too good you got some damn talent in there. please keep it up I am proud to announce im your 295th subscriber for when you reach the thousands!!!! this is great keep it up!!!

[@bensilly]

this rocks so hard

[@jotarokujo4787]

Unseen horror my beloved

[@KINGFISHOL]

This is the best analog horror I've seen in years

[@AntechamberAE]

Actually scary. Felt almost too real

[@VoiceoverRequiem]

That was a ridiculous ride. Pure dread the whole time. Cannot wait to see what comes next 🎉

[@jackstone-d6u]

jude murray?

[@VoiceoverRequiem]

@@jackstone-d6u yes in V333 :)

[@T.L.W1]

The most creepy digital horror until now! Keep it Up!

[@silentchatterbox52]

dude this is awesome, i cant wait for more

[@clifford87]

Very interesting and nicely done! I ended up having a strange nightmare from it too.

[@debraolearyart]

Very strong. I can only hope my first stab at AH is as successful as this one

[@shoomesh]

This was very well made... is there an explanation for what happened, or is it BOSH? In either case this was an innovative clip :)

[@unlimited_void]

This is amazing

[@epsypolym]

oh yeah now this is what i'm talking about

[@SpookedForky]

oh jolly!

[@margaretrm1319]

this is sooo awesome and cool

[@InkedRushed]

This looks like it would be real. That’s saying a lot. The setup tape looks like one you would get with 90s software, the app itself looks very in character for the era. The ending… yikes. That’s real horror.

[@nityanaro]

please make more of this

[@jsca1082]

song in the beginning is Hyperborea by Biosphere

[@CaffPidge]

PHENOMENAL. Wow

[@sleepyrose69]

homy shmt!!! this is awesome!!!!

[@American_Mappin]

Trendwatch and NIGHTwatch...

[@ScottDuensing]

Night Trap for DOS.

[@topfighter1018]

the opps got to him 😔✊

[@crisostomodamien]

here before it gains 100 k views

[@tradingwiththewoods]

good job i like it!

[@mngames766]

Can I make a game out of this?

[@anthonysandoval2871]

this is so good!

[@finite_infinity]

so good

[@DuckieTheGoose]

Outlets

[@justarandomaccount7011]

out

[@Arkanefull]

any updates?

[@justarandomaccount7011]

pretty neat

[@thevoicesaregettinglouder16]

Come back to us

[@PENDEJOCITY]

Amo este video

[@njf1175]

W video ngl.

[@ArtistTheArtist05]

Please god make more

[@needlehead814]

put in the footage of the house you coward!! (nice video btw :))

[@alansmithee419]

I thought that was referring to the part of the video showing it being used by someone? Like they didn't put that footage in the video, and it wasn't on the VHS, it just turned up when they put the video together to upload it.

[@hashedpenguy9222]

god this is soo good cant wait for the next upload