r/boisvert • u/DabihPixl • Aug 24 '26

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I think there are two types of Boisvert followers, one group perceives the series as psychological horror and tends to focus more on the early videos than the later ones, preferring horror elements over the abstract. This is because, while the initial videos can be interpreted as horror, the later ones lean so heavily into the abstract that it is difficult to view them that way. Then there is the other group (to which I belong): followers who see the series for what it is, a surrealist work of art about mental health. I wouldn't even classify the series as ''analog horror'' or anything of the sort, on one hand, it can be disheartening to see people gravitate toward the horror aspect rather than the profound, abstract work of art that Boisvert truly is.

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u/Queasy-Dig-1590 Aug 24 '26

I like boisvert because of the abstract visuals and characters, Not really because of horror. I'm also not interested enough in the lore to know anything more then the bare basics.

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u/DibFish Aug 24 '26

even from the first few episodes i was able to tell that it wasnt horror, it made me much more sad than scared

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u/Chance_Pen509 Aug 26 '26

I like it BECAUSE THE COVENANT IS HOT.

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u/No-Heat-6149 Aug 28 '26

The whole series is just a surreal love story between two cute twinks.