What's y'alls first experience with analog horror?

For me, it had to be The Walten Filez and the FNAF vhz tapez!! I ztill love them x3

For me, it was “The Happy Child” and “TRYRED ARCHIVES.” That really caught my attention for the love of Analog Horror. Even if it was a small video, my recommend page on YouTube was full of similar videos.

For me,it was Mandela Catalogue cuz of the spooky long faces lolz :p

Petscop, if you can consider it analog.

But really if I had to choose one, I'd say Local58 (before the rebrand), and The Walten Files.

mine was local58 and i was so obsessed with it that i used to make my classmates watch it, they hated me for it

My first experience was the reaction videos and the walten files and the FNaF horror tapes 

Mine was catghost and it is my favorite series i luv it so much!!! 

For me, it was the Mandela Catalog, and Gemini Home Entertainment. 

For me it was Macabre and the Blue Channel 

mine was probably mandela catalogue, i got pretty spooked when i first watched it but now i got pretty used to it! 

Seeing all the replies makes me feel old lol. My first experience was Marble Hornets all the way back from 2009, of course I only found out about it in 2016 since I was too young for horror when it came out and was popular.

marble hornets lol 
the creepypasta phase is so real 

Does petscop count as analog horror?? 

It was either that or the Tangi Virus!

PAra mí fueron los backrooms, y un libro que leí sobre magia negra que me hizo investigar al punto de hacerme llegar a películas escalofriantes👹

my first ever encounter with analog horror was when the Mandela catalogue first appeared in my recommended page

I don’t exactly remember, but it was like the Tangi Virus or something :/

Probably FNAF VHS's from 2017. They had some pretty bad quality but i enjoyed it with my child mind

Gemini Home Entertainment. Think it's the only one where I've watched all the videos

I started with Mandela Catalogue :))

Vita Carnis and The Mystery Flesh Pit

Mine was Mandela Catalogue. I got into it around the time the intruder meme was popular, and was surprised at how terrified I was of it. It got me interested in other series, and I started to view analog horror as art rather than just scary videos.

The Mandela Catalogue and The Walten Files.

i saw "no through road" when it first came out although i dont think the concept of analog horror was classified back then. other than that, local 58.