Paul Catalanotto of Madisonville, Louisiana told an entire feature-length ghost story on paper: The Children Under the House runs 79 minutes 36 seconds and carries its visual storytelling through original crayon drawings, shot one sheet at a time and cut together with narration. It belongs to analog horror, a genre built on the texture of degraded home video and found footage, and Catalanotto swaps the usual VHS glitch for a child's crayon drawing of a girl with X's for eyes. RecordSetter measured the runtime at 79:36 against the film's public release and sampled 486 frames spanning the full length, confirming crayon artwork on paper carries the imagery throughout, interleaved with handwritten case notes and narration cards. GameRant later named it one of the 25 best analog horror works online.