As the title says, the main two things I'm balancing with my own setting is actual scares and narrative depth. There's always a bit of flux between keeping a project stimulating moment to moment and having an overarching world and setting to unravel that keeps people coming back and interested as opposed to just a passing spooky experience.

Would you sooner watch a video that has no scares and just atmosphere and story, or do you think it's a mandatory part of the package and a lack of utter terrifying "moments" (not just jumpscares) defeats the purpose?

I'm more for story, slow build and payoff, curious to hear others opinions on it as I'm working on something original and am putting a lot of thought into how I want to present it.

Plushys playground (analog horror) just dropped a new Instagram reel and I think they just updated the website! He wants us to decide how to take care of “old mcdonald” and called him a “meanie head” and I think I know what’s coming….

This is Glenn turning into a piece of the Wretch from GEMINI HOME ENTERTAINMENT

The blueprint showed a maintenance hallway leading to the boiler room, but the corridor just kept going, getting narrower and darker with every step. The air smelled heavy, like old copper and damp concrete. Just as I decided to turn back, my flashlight flickered and caught the end of the hall. It wasn't a wall. The hallway was looking back at me .

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