Davis Morgan

Subscribers 151K

Videos 348

Views 14.9M

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Davis Morgan produces content centered on horror literature, internet horror, and SCPs, delivering deep-dives, readings, and analyses. The channel features tutorials and analytical videos (reading and analysis, theory discussions) with a cadence of roughly 1.5 uploads per week and an average of about 82.5K views per video.

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#1

The Horror Scriptorium

84% relevance

Subscribers 20.9K

Videos 30

Views 428.7K

Appearances 24

SERP 100%

Similarity 73%

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Shares a high search overlap on horror storytelling analysis and horror literature theory with Davis Morgan (100% vs 100% for searches), and a strong content similarity (73%), indicating similar thematic focus on horror analysis and author studies.

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64% relevance

Subscribers 469K

Videos 55

Views 48.6M

Appearances 8

SERP 50%

Similarity 73%

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Has notable overlap in horror content, with searches centered on internet horror and paranormal analysis (50% search) and substantial content similarity (73%), suggesting a shared audience interested in horror analysis though Farrell leans toward internet-based horror topics.

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62% relevance

Subscribers 185K

Videos 415

Views 21.6M

Appearances 13

SERP 48%

Similarity 72%

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Aligns with Davis Morgan through similar horror storytelling and author analysis queries (roughly 48–50% search), plus strong content alignment (72%), indicating parallel emphasis on horror narrative analysis and author-focused critique.

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Connor McGrath

61% relevance

Subscribers 81.6K

Videos 149

Views 5.6M

Appearances 5

SERP 38%

Similarity 77%

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Matches Davis Morgan on horror literature and storytelling analysis queries (around 38–40% search) with even higher content similarity (77%), signaling a closely aligned approach to horror analysis and fiction commentary.

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61% relevance

Subscribers 107K

Videos 368

Views 14.4M

Appearances 12

SERP 49%

Similarity 70%

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Shares a target on horror-related analysis and reviews, with about half of searches overlapping and solid content similarity (70%), though Cobwebs concentrates more on horror anthology reviews than Davis Morgan’s broader analysis.

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Lynn D. Jung

59% relevance

Subscribers 40.9K

Videos 174

Views 2.1M

Appearances 9

SERP 45%

Similarity 68%

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Exhibits substantial overlap in horror storytelling analysis and horror literature theory (roughly 45% search) with solid content alignment (68%), placing her in the same analytical niche as Davis Morgan.

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Discovered competitors include Farrell McGuire (64% match) and Writer Brandon McNulty (62% match) as top rivals by match strength, both sharing overlaps in horror storytelling analysis and horror author analysis. The Horror Scriptorium (84% match) also strongly aligns with overlapping queries like horror storytelling analysis and horror literature theory. Connor McGrath (61% match) and The Cobwebs Channel (61% match) further reflect similar topics such as horror literature analysis and horror anthology reviews. Davis Morgan has 151K subscribers, while Farrell McGuire has 469K and Writer Brandon McNulty has 185K, indicating competitors are larger channels; The Horror Scriptorium has 20.9K subscribers. All identified channels compete on overlapping queries including horror literature analysis, horror storytelling analysis, horror author analysis, and related horror reading/content analyses.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Davis Morgan?

The Horror Scriptorium (20.9K subscribers, 84% match) and Farrell McGuire (469K subscribers, 64% match) and Writer Brandon McNulty (185K subscribers, 62% match). They share a focus on horror or dark storytelling content, similar audience interests, and comparable channel themes.

What type of content does Davis Morgan make?

Davis Morgan creates horror/storytelling content, as evidenced by titles like I Read The Tommy Taffy Book, A Brief Analysis of Happy Appy, I Killed Happy Appy, I Think My Grandpa Might Be A Serial Killer Part 2, and Very Bad Very Short Horror Stories. The channel averages about 82.5K views per video and uploads roughly 1.5 times per week.

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