I love this guy's style...
More works here.
Love this guy's works. And he was hired to design some masks for a series on the SyFy channel. VERY cool.
...a soft, irregular sound of footfalls on the stairs! They were slow, hesitant, uncertain, as of something that did not see its way; to my disordered reason all the more terrifying for that, as the approach of some blind and mindless malevolence to which is no appeal.
Ambrose Bierce
Image by october_dreaming.
Another great post over at the Vintage Séance blog. Food inspired from literature. A spread based on the one in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow would probably make me weep openly if I saw it at a Halloween party.
Still wanting Yoda's Stew, Blade Runner Noodles, and any potion made by Grandpa Munster...
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I think I would be creeped out meeting the Hell Priest of the Cenobites in the flesh at a horror convention.
Be sure to swing by the blog on Monday morning...
Going to reveal this year's Haunt Theme.
I'm pretty excited about it.
Aquavit is a spirit traditionally enjoyed in Scandinavia. Nordic Akvavit is flavored with caraway, dill, and fennel. Aquavit is traditionally taken straight, however, it does make a tasty Bloody Mary and can be used in many of the same cocktails that normally call for gin.
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I had no idea this was coming...
Disappointed that Mike Nelson isn't a part of this, but I'll certainly give it a shot.
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One of the finest Dark Ambient projects around - Megaptera.
Specifically the album below... one of the reasons I started listening to Dark Ambient.
And with tracks with names like "Kingdom of Death," "The Curse of the Scarecrow," and "Hear My Bowels," how can it be bad?
In 1966, the same year the family moved to the farm, the young brothers purportedly had their first extraterrestrial experience. For Thom, though only 6 years old at the time, the images are still vivid. Their bedroom was on the second floor of a big old farmhouse, and one night, after they’d gone to bed, they had a strange feeling, he says. Scared, they wandered into the hall and saw two figures appear at the top of the stairs—“ghosts,” the boys called them.