Replicates the visual style of the 1983 film Videodrome. Trained to reproduce grainy VHS-era textures, tracking distortion, and chromatic aberration when prompted for glitch or analog effects. Long live the new flesh, or at least a reasonably convincing LoRA approximation of it. Also captures the film's body horror aesthetic — practical, fleshy, mechanical hybrid imagery — along with its dim, saturated color palette and CRT/television-centric visual motifs. Works best with descriptive natural-language prompts specifying VHS artifacts, electric glow, or flesh-machine fusion for stronger stylistic effect.
Sweetspot 0.7-0.8 without overwhelming the image.
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nice. this is more important than people realize.
Long Live the New Flesh
The thing flashbacks
We're entering savage new times, and we're going to have to be pure and direct and strong, if we're going to survive them.
Not sure if i want to use it since i don't like horror, but the 80s VHS look. Will deform all bodies by default or only when prompt for it? Do you think of making a 80s VHS Lora without the horror components?
Use with low cfg, like 0.3-0.4 and prompt for the effects, it doesnt deform by default, but some actor likeness can appear every now and then. making lora for the effect is also possible, but i have to prepare datasets for effect and the aesthetic of 80s-90's separately
thank you for the reply. i will give it a shot. hope it doesn't scare the shht out of me :-) i think the aesthetics of that era is still awesome. may it be movies, sitcoms or fashion on general. I'll follow you in case you decide to do a seperate 80s and/or 90s Lora.