Further 'Night Security' Research

Of a similar theme of the familiar becoming uncanny is the deliberate editing of familiar pieces of music to make them more unsettling. Below are some perfect examples of this:

Original Music:

'Tonight You Belong To Me' - By Patience and Prudence, 1956.

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOjVjc5vJ6I&ab_channel=StefanFlorescu)

Courtesy of Stefan Florescu on YouTube.

Edited Music :

'Tonight you belong to me but you're alone in an abandoned mall' - By L0user on YouTube, 2019.

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGQzQrMQEo8&ab_channel=l0user)

Courtesy of L0user on YouTube.

Original Music:

'Mr Sandman' - By The Chordettes, 1954.

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBSC8eQVpsU&ab_channel=TheChordettes-Topic) 

Courtesy of The Chordettes - Topic on YouTube.

Edited Music :

'Mr Sandman by the Chordettes but it gets creepier and creepier' - By L0user on YouTube, 2019.

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oao_grQWeXY&ab_channel=l0user)

Courtesy of L0user on YouTube.

The static effect present in the audio is very reminiscent of a theme of distortion found in the 'Analogue Horror' motif, which could be something I could explore further in depth. This link has some valuable information regarding 'Analogue Horror': https://aesthetics.fandom.com/wiki/Analog_Horror