The Relationship Between Ambiguity and Fear - An Analysis of The Magnus Archives
Hey yo hi hello! Last year, a friend of mine introduced me to Rusty Quill’s famous horror anthology podcast, The Magnus Archives, and I quickly found myself so heavily engrossed in studying the series and its philosophies on horror and fear, such that it has since become one of the key case study subjects in my explorations of horror netafiction. The series finale is quickly approaching release, so, in celebration, I decided I would recreate one of my favorite moments from the series in a video discussing where the perfect balance of information revealed to the audience can be reached in order to create the most visceral horror experience, while using this series as the focus on said topic. I hope you all enjoy it! Don’t forget to subscribe and follow all of my social media pages!
Here is the audio form of this video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oz_i...
And here is a transcript for ease of use and accessibility: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A0pR...
If you liked this video, you should go watch my first big Five Nights at Freddy’s review to see my discussion on another of my case study subjects on horror netafiction: • Fear, Storytelling, and Design - A Compreh...
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