Mark Wahlberg
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2,967 appearances
5 recordings
3 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 12 Jul
Mark Wahlberg’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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What I think it was, so analog horror really kicked off and there's some earlier like one-off instances, but Local 58 was really what started turning the gears for a lot of people.
And Chris Straub, a bunch of his stuff is based in like small town TV networks showing suspicious things.
Like he did Candle Cove, right?
Like the kids watch the TV show and they think they're watching a kid's show, but they're actually just looking at static.
So a lot of his stuff was already kind of in that range.
Yeah.
So then when he does local 58, that's about like this broadcasting network that actually some eldritch entity is manipulating the stuff that's happening.
Um, that kind of turned, turned a switch in a lot of people's heads to be like, Oh, this is creepy.
I can do something with it.
Then everyone started doing like these infomercial style things where some entity wants you to know that, um,
there's something like something's coming and something's going to get you whatever.
Uh, so there's like Jim and I Mandela catalog started there with its first couple entries, but then it kind of became its own like mixed media horror project.
Um, the backrooms cane stuff was its own thing.
That guy, I feel like he was made in a lab somewhere to just build whatever he's building now that you can see the only real connection between that to analog core is like the literal analog camera format, but it's just found footage more than it is this stuff.
and the production value is just insane you know like i mean fully rendering stuff in blender and stuff versus a lot of this stuff no shade to any of the other analog stuff but it is very simple and you know it's very approachable uh and how people make it that's why i think uh like the the benefit to a lot of it was like alex kister made the first mandela mandela catalog video from his phone like he just got on a phone editor and like put the stuff together i think it's awesome um
To make it work.
And then later on, he used the platform to do more stuff.
But the fact that it was that approachable to a lot of people is what I think kicked off a lot of people's ideas around the genre.
And then from there, people started to make it more complicated.
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