Harmony & Horror

When I first watched Harmony and Horror in 2020, it wasn't very popular and I had neutral feelings about it. Now that the series has grown, and Battington has improved greatly, I've grown to love it.

Admittedly, the series' scare factor was quite mediocre during the beginning of season 1, but I think it could still be scary depending on who's watching it. The models were and still are well-made and disturbing at times. The story is also quite interesting to learn about as the episodes progress.

Though some aspects of the story are slightly cliché and a bit basic, there's plot twists and disturbing moments that really make the series stand out from some other analog horror series.

As I said before, the scare factor of the beginning of the series fell flat at times, but the second half of season 1, and the entirety of season 2 (or s2 AND s3, and IMDb says it is) so far have had some pretty good disturbing moments and scares. I'd recommend giving it a watch if you haven't yet.

... that's what this seems like almost perpetually. Gotten used to jump scares? Imagine if they were broadcasted q0 seconda in advance as if a still frame = tension then BOO! *extra colorful puppet face still frame!*

I'm not exaggerating when I say half the points where some bit of story should be expected, itll cut to a mega-cheesy half-minute slog of again, what seems like a parody of analog horror but trying ro be serious.

You may be wondering a couple vids in, it gets better right? This is all just set up right? No. The story is that simple and predictable, the rest really is just 85% stationary footage of puppers also being still but SUDDENL6 REALLY CLOSE TO CAMERA BOO.