Analog horror

A Philadelphia artist has launched a snail-mail newsletter printing TV horror movie listings for antenna TVs, urging people to make Halloween analog again. The project taps into nostalgia for the era of broadcast horror marathons, encouraging viewers to skip streaming and tune in over the air.

A Spanish-language video exploring queer themes, video games and analog horror is being shared ahead of Halloween. The poster urges viewers to watch closely for the many small details it contains, suggesting layered storytelling that rewards repeat viewing.