Gemini Home Entertainment | CreepCast
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What is Gemini Home Entertainment and why are we revisiting analog horror?
Thank you.
Today, we haven't done a little Creep TV in a while, so we're doing the Creep TV on a series Isaiah wanted to show me called Gemini Home Entertainment, right? Or is it just Gemini? Right. Right, it's Gemini Home Entertainment.
Well, a lot of people call it Gemini, but the full name is Gemini Home Entertainment. Uh, so as a lot of you guys probably know, uh, the back rooms, my boy Kane knocked it out of the park. I'm sure a bunch of you have seen it at this point, uh, blown away by, you know, how successful it is. Very happy for the dude. Uh, but watching his stuff, I would never give him that satisfaction again. I gave it to him one time. So why would I, you know,
But I thought it was interesting. We, we, we, I was going to say, we watched, we both watched the movie and it was a thing where we were like, Oh, we could do a creep TV. But then we were, you're kind of talking about some of the older, not that, not that I would say, uh, backrooms is like analog horror, but it's like found footage kind of like that lost media vibe. And that would just get made us talk about gray lock a little bit. And then inevitably we were talking about local 58. And then you were like, actually, I think Jim and I would be a fun thing to watch.
just is something that's like in the same spirit and we just got done watching this so we're kind of in we've been talking about a lot so i think that it'd be a fun thing to chat about today yeah and also like hunter's fun to show this stuff because he's like completely unfamiliar with all the stuff i grew up with and i'm like intimately familiar it's one of the coolest things about creepcast is because i can show hunter all these stories that i've known for years and it's his i get to see someone experience it for the first time which is always funny
seeing that the first upload was on, I mean, in 2020, it's crazy. That's just, this stuff was coming out the same time that like we were starting our channels too. And I just, it's just like, it's like revisiting a shooting star where it's like, Oh, I just totally missed that when it passed by the first time. Yeah. Which also I am like a litter. I'm illiterate when it comes to all these like little online horror stuff. So I just, yeah. It's so new to me.
It's just because like your content was so like its own thing. You were following rabbit holes that I'd never heard of. But like this area, this was my jam. Like the first videos on my channel are me talking about series like this. I think the first upload whenever I decided I wanted to take YouTube seriously was a local 58 analysis. I remember editing that YouTube video where I sat in a dingy room, as I say dingy, in a small room in my parents' house, like up against the corner. And I just had a candle and I just lit it with that and filmed on my iPhone and talked into a blue Yeti mic that was plugged into a computer. into my laptop and i remember editing that when i was supposed to be studying for a test at in the library at my college and i was staying at the library till like 9 00 p.m because i knew that the library had better wi-fi than i did at home so i could upload quicker and i remember spin it like skipping class spending the whole day editing on my laptop in the library
uploading and i remember like after an hour it had 50 views and i was like wow it's always such an exciting thing when you first are going you're just like 50 people somewhere saw this it's almost more it's yeah it's at the beginning stages it really is like the most magical time yeah i mean like
It's all so new. And like, as like people click on videos and as people are watching, you think about each and I still think about each individual. But, you know, with time, you just get numb to anything. So I think about then I remember there were a couple of comments that were like, oh, this is good. You know, I just found this channel and being like, wow, they just found my channel. So I've been I've been very intimately familiar with all this stuff. all the creators of it for a long time so but hunter doesn't know any of this stuff so initially i was like let's do local 58 but honestly and i love local 58 chris stroud you know the goat candle cove we've covered here love his stuff but if you ask me the best rendition of the local broadcasting network small town infomercial thing is gemini home entertainment i think it just takes the formula and does it a little bit better
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is Gemini Home Entertainment and why are we revisiting analog horror?
0:00–7:38
2
How did the pandemic and early creators like Local 58 and Mandela Catalog shape the analog horror boom?
7:38–1:07:17
3
What are the first Gemini entries (World's Weirdest Animals & Storm Safety Tips) about?
1:07:17–1:15:06
4
What happens in the Sleep Image Visualizer segment and why is it terrifying?
1:15:06–1:19:21
5
How does ‘Games for Kids’ reveal the infection’s spread through childhood play?
1:19:21–1:30:21
6
What is Deep Root Disease and how are symptoms, diagnosis, and quarantine portrayed?
1:30:21–1:39:38
7
How does Gemini Home Entertainment tie the lore together with Crusader probe, camp deals, and final revelations?
1:39:38–2:33:07