Showing posts with label the barn haunt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the barn haunt. Show all posts

Saturday, November 11, 2017

The Barn Haunt 2017:​ ​Doomsday

Man, this is really great.  I've always marveled at the weird notion of bomb shelters and any kind of doomsday prepping.  I'm more of a breathe-in-the-nuclear-fumes kinda guy.  Why on EARTH would you want to linger in a hole in the ground with your loved ones, as they look at you like those two guys in a raft in a very old Bugs Bunny cartoon would look at you (seeing you as a delicious piece of food)...

Bravo on this Haunt.  Looks incredible.
And True Story:  Back when I was working on MR. JONES, I was trying to find a gas mask to make an organic/found objects scarecrow and figured the fusion of mask and organics wouldn't really work that well together.  This Haunt proves I was wrong.










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Sunday, February 7, 2016

Exquisite Corpse

I found no joy in gross mutilation or dismemberment, not then; it was the subtle whisper and slice of the razor that appealed to me. I liked my boys as they were, big dead dolls with an extra weeping crimson mouth or two. I would keep them with me for as much as a week, until the smell in my flat grew obvious. I did not find the odour of death unpleasant. It was rather like cut flowers left too long in stagnant water, a heavy sickish sweetness that coated the nostrils and curled into the back of the throat with every breath.

Poppy Z. Brite
























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