The Other Kind of Horror

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  @zeitgeistmistress · 2 years ago · pinned

  Thank you for watching! If you like what I&apos;m doing consider supporting this channel on Patreon for more essays on storytelling, art, video games and more: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/TheBookofIve">https://www.patreon.com/TheBookofIve</a>

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• IR

  @Irogas · 2 years ago

  &quot;No one needs a kettle with an opinion. So, go boil some water&quot; is one hell of a quote. Great video man, keep it up.

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  @freaknon · 2 years ago

  this was really great! i sometimes need to be reminded that yes, we need to be uncomfortable sometimes and that&apos;s what good horror does.

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• TD

  @tdrendru2230 · 2 years ago

  I am an avid consumer of anything that&apos;s biopunk. Organic stuff, curves, monsters, the world of Scorn...that kind of thing. However, the worlds of Unsorted horror manage to capture my interest in an all-too-familiar way, despite their lack of flesh and bone. I think your video did a great job at explaining why that may be so. It was a pleasure to watch

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• EM

  @emcoulter4459 · 2 years ago

  I like how “Vats of Goo” was used in this video. Goes to show that Fallout used to have a lot of horror elements with a much bleaker tone.

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• TU

  @turbocharged6805 · 2 years ago

  You&apos;ve earned my sub. love the vibe. script is well written. very unique material. 10/10

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• _A

  @_altoarcadevere · 2 years ago

  you reminded me of my love to unusual horror tropes, specially that specific kind of body horror that deals with metal. HELL, tetsuo was my inspiration to make a character that was highly based on a different type of body horror which is structure type

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• BI

  @BiggyBode · 2 years ago

  Oh my god. Tetsuo is such a throwback for me. When I was around 13 or so, I told my dad I was getting into horror novels/movies, and he recommended me tetsuo the iron man. I instantly fell in love with the genre even more. I not only find it unsettling, but incredibly interesting. I love glimpsing into the mind of people with such a unique way of portraying trauma and pain. However, not only trauma and pain, but beauty and love. It’s truly fascinating

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• SU

  @supapaw · 6 months ago

  I&apos;m a big fan of Klubnika&apos;s games. I still think about The Other Side and Carbon Steel every now and then. They&apos;re truly works of art.

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• LU

  @lunondisposable5382 · 2 years ago

  Tartarus Engine doesn&apos;t really have a twist imo. TFW the literal &quot;Hell Machine&quot; turns out to be <i>bad?!?</i>

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• OS

  @oswaldlucky168 · 2 years ago

  I know this has only been up for about a day, but I was shocked this doesnt have a lot more views yet

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• AU

  @austincde · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFrG5Fa2CSA&amp;t=425">7:05</a> ey a tree face

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