Undercooked Analysis

Undercooked Analysis

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Undercooked Analysis episodes

  • Creative Horror Holiday Greetings

    The wretched minions of Creative Horror extend some horrible holiday wishes this season. Featuring Seid and Raevell from The Witching Hour, the Pasta Shade of Midnight Marinara, Abysmii and Papreeka from Raygun Readers/Trick or Track, and our own David and Kaela for UCA.

    Allen’s Eggnog.

    7 min
  • 30 - "Search and Rescue Woods" Part 5

    More than halfway through the whole thing now, yet David and Allen struggle to muster any sort of enthusiasm as their dismal meandering through the endless expanse of this story continues. Will this part have any sort of unexpected surprises?

    (Skip ahead to 3:18 if you want to avoid the sound of the hosts chomping food directly into microphones - their level of caring has hit an all-time low.)

    "Search and Rescue Woods" is credited to searchandrescuewoods. Read along here.

    45 min
  • 29 - "The Doll Named Lil' Nancy"

    A harrowing disaster means David and guests Beth Morton and Skill Flea are forced to recover from a lost recording by reading a haunted doll story, pulled at random from the depths of the Creepypasta Wiki. Will this make up for that time?

    “The Doll Named Lil’ Nancy” is credited to ELGB333. Read along here.

    Skill Flea’s Scare My Friends Writing Challenge ends December 23rd.

    1 hr 5 min
  • 28 - "An American Tail: Original Version"

    After putting it to vote, David and Allen are stuck reading a some typical Creepypasta fair with a Don Bluth theme. Suffice to say, neither is surprised by what is contained in this story.

    “An American Tail: Original Version” is credited to TheBlackMetalBunny. Read along here.

    44 min
  • 27 - "The Disney Mirror Ritual"

    With Allen temporarily out of commission thanks to a blizzard, David and Kaela sneak into a story that's both Disney and Ritualpasta on a whim. How will this one stack up on both fronts? And will pulling double-duty help it avoid being stuck in the cliches of both categories?

    "The Disney Mirror Ritual" is credited to sl1878. Read along here.

    46 min
  • 26 - Discussing Batman's Scarecrow (with The Arkham Sessions)

    t’s the fear of victory, and the agony of the Scarecrow as David and Allen take a reading break this week to discuss their favorite Batman villain with special guests Brian Ward and Dr. Andrea Letamendi of The Arkham Sessions podcast. What makes Dr. Jonathan Crane and his experiments in fear so compelling, how does he compare to the other members of the Dark Knight’s rogues gallery, and is he really insane or simply a man who lacks empathy?

    56 min
  • 25 - "Ubloo" Part 1

    In a twist that surprised David, Kaela, Abysmii and Papreeka, what begins as a fairly straightforward read into a story about nightmares quickly reveals itself to be the hidden backstory of one of the UCAHACU's myriad characters. Does this make the story unintentionally more enjoyable? You bet it does.

    "Ubloo" is credited to DifferentWind. Read along here.

    1 hr 27 min
  • 24 - "Search and Rescue Woods" Part 4

    It's been awhile, but David and Allen are practically tripping over dead kids as they search for more odd staircases in MurderSatan National Forest, and they're none too thrilled about it.

    "Search and Rescue Woods" is credited to searchandrescuewoods. Read along here.

    59 min
  • 23 - "The Russian Sleep Experiment"

    he experiment of revisiting old Midnight Marinara stories continues, this time with David and Slimebeast as the test subjects. Together they go over the empirical data surrounding this popular Creepypasta from the early days of the genre, and see if it still holds up.

    "The Russian Sleep Experiment" is uncredited. Read along here.

    Check out “The Creepypasta Field Guide” here.

    1 hr 18 min

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Undercooked Analysis began with a simple idea: no script, no plan, and no filters as Creepypasta is put to literary scrutiny. Join an ever-changing roster of guests as they attempt to make their…