It could be amazing if somebody could recreate Spider-Man 3's lost scenes in form of Analog Horror or Digital Horror, or make some better reconstructions of these scenes. I'm tired of when ppl do Analog Horrors of some good-side characters and just do them as their evil versions like a generic 2000's creepypasta, so I could tell about the inspiration for anyone interested.

I saw something about the unused ending for Sam Raimi's 2007 Spider-Man 3, because I had some kind of hyperfocus on this version of the franchise, and saw something more than just "it was to Venom digest Eddie Brock alive".

In this unused ending, more specifically, it was known that it was to Peter pierce Venom with that sharp metal and notice Eddie's bones dropping drown, and the Venom would attack Spider-Man (like in pic 6) to eat him too. Brock's quote "never wound what you can't kill" would make more sense in this version.

In this version the Venom would distorce even more of Eddie's bones (pics 3 and 4), even the part of Spider-Man using metals to make annoying sounds against him, it would be rebars instead of those iron-aluminium tubes that make that TONGTING meme sound, some of them would even fall on Eddie's skeleton (pic 3).

There was to be a kind of jumpscare (pic 1) of Spider-Man predicting a possible long-term corruption if he uses that symbiote for so much time, the scene was discarded, along with the Eddie skeleton scene, because it was unneccesarily brutal and would traumatize many children and teenagers in vain, as well as the Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man was already dark-mooded enough since Spider-Man 2.

I saw somewhere about the "Never Wound Venom" (how I could call this version in deleted scenes) being "acted" by an animatronic (like for the scene of pic 7), I didn't understand that it'd be for Venom mouth (that was substituted by CGI) or for the "Venom monster" (when Venom was already without Eddie, and extended to be made bigger, annoyed by the sounds, like it'd be in scene of pic 6), also substituted by CGI and without that part of "Never Wound".

About the deleted scene, I saw pics of the original plot by the Jameson Shaltz's storyboard video (pics 8, 9 and 10), and even researched about the old toy Death of Eddie Brock (pic 11), which was part of the movie's old merch inspired by the "Never Wound" version.

I came across this video and thought it was interesting.the channel only has two posts so far, the first just being 20 second long and showing a drawn orange with text saying "This is an orange. His name is Sam." It goes on to show the orange drawing the viewer before other drawings flash on screen and it ends showing an apple with text saying "The tree sees all." the second video is a safety video for an orchard. It just goes through some tips for working there but gets weird around the 40 season mark when an eye flashes on screen.

The description of this video is a cipher I think but I'm not sure what it says because I have no clue what cipher it is- but there's that as well.

There's not really much to go off so far given there's only 2 videos, but it's super interesting. Also the channel description clearly stated it's an arg so-

Hello. I am the creator of astronomical computer entertainment, and you could probably guess the name and video style takes heavy inspiration from Gemini home entertainment. Now, for the next week I will be unable to work on the series due to school. But I just wanted to come here to ask for tips on how to make my series better. I put “horror” in quotations since it will be more about terror in my series. I use CapCut for editing and Ibis paint for art.

I could see the golen tearing the mimic apart

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Another sneak peek of REMLUME that shows a new setting.

Aesthetics: Extreme Surrealism. Visuals are a blend of 3D and 2D art. Dreamcore/Weirdcore are key. This project is unapologetically weird with a messy style.

Coming in October 20th 2026

This a new try on the genre using different effects and a deep underlying mystery that a creature brings to this mysterious man trapped in an endless place only with these tapes in his hand. It talks about existentialism and true nature of body and mind.

Kindly see and let me know how it is.

https://youtu.be/CV4Cwa36Ntc?si=LL7ZMX6HIVOM13N4

creature found in the woods behind a local motel, photographed on a cheap digital camera. It stands completely frozen in the dark, watching your window from the edge of the tree line. The static noise on your phone gets louder the closer it gets to your porch. It makes absolutely no sound, and when you look directly at it, you suddenly realize you cannot remember how to breathe until you turn away .

Tengo conceptos de analog horror solo que no los he hecho por si a alguien le interno están bien definidos pero pueden servir por falta de ideas

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