Pokemon Analog Horror - Interview with Lass Riley

There have been various sightings of strange Pokemon all around the Pokemon world, some said world has never seen before. In this VHS tape, an Aether Foundation Employee interviews a girl who knows about these creatures, Lass Riley from the Galar Region.
Pokemon and footage belongs to Game Freak

[@SuperFlashDriver]

I'm guessing you were inspired by the analog/analogue horror video Nolspod made days before??? If so, that's pretty cool. Again, not a bad start if you're making this, voice acting for the characters is pretty good (but again, considering I don't know past media or experiences from these actors, they're brand new to me as of now). Either way, not a bad start to the series. The only complaint is that the levels of the interview AND the videos shown in this video are both too quiet and too loud (especially the Pokemon shorts videos of the ultra beasts being WAAAYYY too loud and have to duck the volume or it'll sting my eardrums). And the interview though is a bit too quiet that it's a constant raise-lower-raise-lower-raise-lower type of situation. In terms of the story though...It's a good start, but would like to see more to get a good idea of where this would go from here.

[@D1abolosMemez]

Thank you for your critique! Contrary to your belief, no. This wasn't inspired by NoIspod (Whoever that is. Can you please give the link onto the video?), but I was inspired by Faebae actually. Link to Fae's video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5i8Xn-kmrqWZsU This isn't the first analog horror I made, but I'm still not an expert at making them, which is why the audio volume is a bit wonky, and wasn't intentionally like that. 😅 Again, thanks for giving your opinion on this. I do plan on making more episodes in the future, and I am trying to open up to critique more.

[@SuperFlashDriver]

​@@D1abolosMemez Huh, turns out I got the wrong name...Nolspod was actually "Fae" but I thought her/his channel name was Nolspod, but that might have changed just now or something (Saw it in discord and thought that was his/her name, but now seeing it as Fae um, it changed from not being friends with Fae, original username being Nolspod, to now Fae...Weird.) But yes, I meant to put "Fae" instead of "Nolspod".... My mistake... Also, yeah, the format you have looks similar to his....albeit more of a "Channel user's first made analog/analogue horror video" type of scenario, so I was expecting it to be niche or just a starting point for your channel, but I digress. I see...I mean, audio isn't that hard to do if you simply have to lower the Ultra Beast Pokemon Go's volume compared to your volume and just have to look at the waveform to see if the height matches the same height as your voice over.....that's pretty much it....Everything else is fine and dandy, just the voice acting may need a bit of a mood upgrade here and there, but nothing major (you'll learn in time how it works in terms of voice acting/acting on video camera)... But that's fine, at least I know that wasn't the original purpose, although it could annoy someone who's watching it thinking it sounds soft, only to be blasted with audio and give someone a startle/jumpscare by accident (which, to be honest, Distortion, and unusual loud noises can disturb or startle someone if you time it right or set up the video at the right place in the length of the video to scare or throw the user watching your video completely offguard...It can be done, just not every few seconds or so, or else it just ends up becoming annoying rather than pleasing or scary to begin with ). Not a problem. As a person who loves horror content for the past 21 years (since 2003 but was introduced to it back in 1999/2000, 25 years to be exact, or even back in 1998), I love everything about horror, but some things straight up startle me or grip me into a fear that I somewhat handle, but it's still nerve-wrecking to think about. I'm not sure what kind of story you'll be making from this series, but whatever you post, I look forward to it. Again, I may not be able to watch every video, since I'm sure you know there are multitude of other youtube videos out there besides Horror that I have to catch up on (especially the "MorePatterrz" channel...God that channel uploads reaction videos almost every single day. And just when I think I've caught up, he uploads ANOTHER ONE, then ANOTHER ONE, and Another One and Another One, and I'm like "Patterrz! PLLLEEEASSSEEE Stop uploading more reaction videos!! There's others I want to watch but you're killing me!!!" (Groans)...So yeah, you get a good idea when you have more than 200 - 300+ subscriptions of youtube channels on your account and it can be hard to have to watch each and every person's videos from beginning to end. But for your channel, I do look forward to it. It's just that I would like to see more atmospheric, being able to not just see ultra beasts, but also other pokemon that have gone rogue or pretty much murder/attack/kill innocent civilians like a madman, even though they don't mean to despite being under some control of a disease or an organization willing to have other Pokemon do the killing/murdering for them, along with the ultra beasts doing mayhem to other civilians that are just trying to enjoy their day or night. Either way, I'd be curious to see where this goes from here (even if you're new to analogue/analog horror, it takes time. But considering Pokemon doesn't get the same horror VHS video treatment like FNAF and many other series does, I'd be glad to see more Pokemon Analog horror videos in the future, even if it tries to be similar to "The Blair Witch Project", "Paranormal Activity", "Cloverfield", "Deadly Friend", "Black Christmas (1974 Version)", etc. etc. Even Christmas films can also have elements of horror in it. To All A Good Night is another film from 1980 (Long before Friday The 13th came out) where it has santa claus murdering some students during what was considered Christmas/Holiday Break. Or Japanese horror films like "Ju-On" "Hause (1977)", "Sweet Home" "One Missed Call" "Ringu", "Norai The Curse", etc.

[@ErmPlayz-1]

…these comments are too long how-

[@SuperFlashDriver]

@@ErmPlayz-1 As Bartan on Weasyl once said "I write too dang much". Every time I have a chance to go on a full length explanation, I take that opportunity to make a 8 - 12 paragraph essay to make sure I'm able to respond as least every part of the person's previous comment, and insert part of my backstory into this video. HOWEVER, it would be better for me in the future to make my own video of explaining in full length why I do it this way. If you didn't know, many of my news updates back in the early to mid 2010s used to run between 30 minutes to nearly one hour. However, after 2015 into 2016 it got to the point where News Updates of my life wasn't really popular on my channel, so I basically put them on hold until 8 years later in 2024 to mention my 22nd news update (which I thought I made 26 news updates by 2024, but apparently I was wrong.) So yeah, my comments will always be longer no matter if I try to make a summarized one, a Too Long Don't Read one, or not. The best I can do is "paraphrase" what I type into the comment. But at least I got it all off my chest, into a comment, or else, if KZbin removes it, basically me spending 10 minutes on a comment was completely wasted (it's why I've started copying my comments into my personal document, in case KZbinrs decide to delete my comments simply because the person doesn't like my response compared to the other people who also watch the same video as I do). NOW, in terms of analog/analogue horror fan videos related to Pokemon, with the exception of some anime episodes describing some sort of haunted/Halloween like experience, or certain video games/media diving deep into pokemon's dark history, or even creepypastas back in the mid to late 2000s and early 2010s, I have yet to see a full fledge analog horror, or basically, any horror series that involves Pokemon into more mature and restricted/No Children Under 17 type of content for those 18 and over. 20 years back I was a fanatic of the SAW franchise when I eventually left Pokemon between 2004 and 2005, considering Gen 2 was over in America in 2003, there really was no point for me to stick around with the series, so I took a hiatus from Pokemon to focus on SAW, Scary Movie, and other horror films coming out between 2002 and 2009. However, by the time 2014/2015 came around, despite the original SAW series ended in 2010, Paranormal Activity in 2012, and Hostel in 2007, I have yet to see some fan animated/live action horror versions of Pokemon that is similar in vein to the SAW franchise, a completely different horror story that either takes place in the Pokemon universe, or the human world which we currently live in, or based on the lore of the video games (what FaeBae did for his analog horror series). Either way, besides FaeBae's content, Pokemon rarely ever gets used for mature, sci-fi, or horror type of content akin to that of Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, People under the stairs, Stephen King, Aliens, The Giant Spider Invasion, Empire of the Ants type of movies and tv shows that I would LOVE for The Pokemon Company International to dive into for those who are 13/18 years of age or older. BUT THEY DON'T and that's what frustrates me about the company. Much like How Michael Eisner was frustrated with Disney catering to families and children so much, I'm frustrated with Pokemon and Nintendo doing the same thing, and forgetting about those who are single young adults or teenagers looking for something cool, hip, or mature to dive into without feeling humiliated about sharing an interest catered towards children/kids, families, and such. So seeing Pokemon in Analog Horror, much like what Five Nights At Freddy's has done for the past 10 years, gives me hope that other people will create or write similar content to that type of horror series involving the Pocket Monsters in some way shape or form. So yeah, regardless, my comments will always be long because I have a ton to say. But back in the 2000s, I used to not talk this much as a child. But when I started talking to people on KZbin, it gave me the confidence to express and speak however I like so long as death threats and violence towards myself or another person doesn't happen at all.