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A Man Loves His Skin
A man loves his skin. He bathes daily to keep it refreshed, using only the finest quality lotion to steep in. He basks in oxygen and sunlight for a few hours on his balcony and makes sure to drink plenty of fluid to keep it hydrated and functioning properly.
By VillainousTitan7 years ago in Horror
Yorkshire's Ghosts, Exposed!
Across Yorkshire, there has been a rise in people reporting "paranormal activity" in their homes, and around the streets. Have people suddenly become more perceptive to the paranormal world over the last 20 or so years?
By Phill Ross7 years ago in Horror
Movie Review: 'Porno'
Porno is a mixed bag of horror and comedy. Porno is a horror comedy that involves a small town movie theater that is cursed by a sex demon, though owned by a religious fanatic. One night, after the owner has gone home, and the teenage staff is going to watch a movie, when a crazed homeless man bursts into the building and runs through a wall.
By Sean Patrick7 years ago in Horror
4 Must-See Horror Themed Animes (Pt. 2)
Hello and welcome to the second part of Hulu's Horror Anime collection! I have been hanging out with Hulu this past couple of weeks and now see my whole life in anime lol seriously; I love myself some good anime (dub or sub). Lately, it seems like I have been itching for an excellent plot with strong leads, insane action, and comedy to give me relief from the remarkable stories. I like to think that we are all like myself in that sense. Rarely I have to watch a relief show to help me get over spooky, creepy, or the horrific; but when I do, it is usually after a movie that scares me to tears. With Asian anime shows, I never feel the need to seek out that sort of relief because "relief" is such a massive part of their important stories. Without the comedy, our next set of Anime would be cringe-worthy enough for a quick visit to your nearest church.
By Deej S.7 years ago in Horror
The Zoo
Doctor Joseph Gardner walks the linoleum halls with a smile on his face most days. He likes to remember how he used to play with animals on the street as a kid in his Virginian suburban neighborhood. He likes to remember how they comforted him when the children at school would turn away, when his parents would get loud, his toddler sister would cry, and the whole house seemed like it was screeching. He remembers fondly his interest in science during his middle school years, when he discovered he's a genius, when he discovered the frogs, the smell of formaldehyde that lingered in the classroom and on the students’ clothes (and how in high school it was a small pig). It was in high school that he decided to go into animal medicine and graduated two years early, and it was in college that his sister Abigail was paralyzed in a car accident that was caused by another one of his parents’ ugly fights.
By tori v7 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Leviathan' (1989)
Decided to re-watch Leviathan. I don't know, I always have a soft spot in my heart for the monster movies from my childhood. Or maybe that's cancer... whatever.
By Reed Alexander7 years ago in Horror
12 Native American Legends That Will Terrify You
There's nothing quite as fascinating as reading up on the mythology of other cultures. Every single culture has its own unique creatures, legends, and myths that have been passed on through the ages from person to person.
By Iggy Paulsen7 years ago in Horror
Midnight Man
WARNING! Play this game at your own risk of torture and death. The Midnight Game, The Midnight Man, and Midnight Man Game were used as a ritual to summon The Midnight Man to punish rule breakers in Pagan religions long ago. Nowadays, it is for daring or really dumb people who want to impress their friends or have nothing better to do. This game is very dangerous and could lead to injury or death. In this game, you are personally inviting a demon into your house to play. Things can go wrong when playing this game and if they can go wrong they will. If you think that you are brave enough and are still willing to attempt this ritual then read carefully the rules below.
By V-Ink Stories7 years ago in Horror
My Review of the Movie 'Bone Tomahawk'
I heard some great reviews of Bone Tomahawk back in the day. Those reviews were years ago and I had put the movie on my watch list on Netflix a while back. I totally forgot about the movie until recently. My girlfriend and I didn't really have anything to watch and I noticed on Netflix. It was categorized as a horror movie but it looked like a western.
By Brian Anonymous7 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review of 'The First Shred' Madness Heart Press (2019)
Fucking fascinating. I’m a very story-oriented reader. Of course, a story should be well-written, but in my professional opinion, writing capacity is a second to a good story. As long as the writing isn’t total shit, the story is what keeps the reader going. This story did have many problems, however, I kept reading. For an individual with severe adult ADHD, that's a feat the author can be proud of.
By Reed Alexander7 years ago in Horror
The Haunting of Washington DC
Lincoln’s Ghost An address people know well is The White House located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW the home of America’s presidents. There have been many presidents, who while residing in the White House have expressed feeling somehow strongly connected to past presidents especially to the 16th US President Abraham Lincoln. Some of the reasons behind this might be that Lincoln met with an untimely and violent death and his spirit has returned to the White House. His wife Mary Todd Lincoln, once held séances in the Green Room to try to contact her dead son, Willie. After her husband’s death, she also tried contacting him and at one time felt she had succeeded.
By Rasma Raisters7 years ago in Horror
Reed Alexander's Horror Review Shit's All Over 'Day of the Dead: Bloodlines' (2018)
You don't have to read past the spoilers. Don't watch this flaming pile of red hot bloody diarrhea... SPOILERS!!! You know what? I really thought this goddamn movie was going to move beyond the "almost rape" scene at the beginning. I'm fucking serious. I am done, and I mean FUCKING done, with movies that center their plot around rape. But it had me fooled, because the female lead escaped without actually getting raped, and because her rapist was promptly eaten by a zombie. So, I let it go. I shouldn't have.
By Reed Alexander7 years ago in Horror