pop culture
Pop culture for horror junkies; all about the famous films, creepypasta tales, trends and tropes that bled from the fringes of fright into the macabre mainstream.
Swamp Thing
I've read a couple of issues of classic Swamp Thing, and own a few. The film Swamp Thing, starring the delectable Adrienne Barbeau as well as Ray 'Leland Palmer" Wise, was directed by the late, great Wes Craven. It co-stars Louis Jourdan, the incomparable and much-lamented late David Hess, as well as Dick Durock as Swamp Thing.
EPIC HORROR
In the small, desolate town of Ravensbrook, where shadows clung to the corners of every crumbling building, a legend whispered through the chilling wind. The tale spoke of a malevolent force that had awakened after centuries of slumber, hungry for the souls of the living. Those who dared to utter its name trembled in fear – the Echo of Desolation.
Gideon SundayPublished 3 months ago in HorrorUnveiling the Secrets: Dybbuk's Box
On November 28, 2016, a mysterious recording was discovered in an abandoned country house, leading to a story shrouded in enigma. The individuals behind the recording remain elusive, adding an air of uncertainty to the unfolding narrative. This article aims to delve into the intriguing events that transpired, involving a peculiar artifact known as the Dybbuk's Box, paranormal shows, and the power of deception.
Raul Julia: the best Gomez Addams ever!
many notable actors have played the iconic role of Gomez Addams, but none have played him better than that of the late great Raul, Julia. Tim Curry, who is another one of my favorite actors like Raul Julia also played the iconic role, but Raul, portrayal of Gomez was just a little bit better played. Tim really didn’t excellent job with him and also with Tim Curry, Gomez had an English accent.
RIKKI LA ROUGEPublished 3 months ago in HorrorBed in a Bag: Where Cozy Meets Creepy
Alright, let's talk about bed in a bag – that one-stop solution for turning your sleep space into a chill zone without any fuss. It's like the magic wand of bedding, making your bed look put-together effortlessly. We're about to spill the tea on what makes bed in a bag so darn appealing, with all its features, perks, and a sprinkle of suspense.
Little Kindnesses
Mel was having a cup of coffee at his favorite little spot one day when something would take place that he would never forget.
Joshua CampbellPublished 3 months ago in Horror"Lapse" Short Film Completes Production, Set to Thrill Audiences on the 2024 Festival Circuit
The highly anticipated horror short film "Lapse," directed by Katie Colwell, is set to make its debut on the 2024 festival circuit. Known for her expertise in visual storytelling and her background as a former competitive swimmer, Colwell takes audiences on a chilling journey through the depths of psychological horror in this suspenseful cinematic piece. The film has a run time of six minutes and fifty-four seconds.
Jacob LarbeePublished 3 months ago in HorrorHORROR
The old, dilapidated mansion stood at the edge of town, shrouded in an eternal fog that clung to its broken windows like ghostly fingers. Locals referred to it simply as "The Black Manor," a name whispered in hushed tones as if uttering it aloud would summon the malevolent spirits rumored to inhabit the decaying halls.
Gideon SundayPublished 4 months ago in HorrorSuch Sights
Hellraiser (1987) I've written about The Hellbound Heart, Clive Barker's incredible classic novella of modern horror, years ago, but I recently rewatched Hellraiser, the film it inspired, as well as Hellbound: Hellraiser 2 again after several years, and found them both to be just as effective and memorable now as they were in the past.
Harvest of Shadows: Unveiling the Cursed Legacy
In the heart of a secluded village nestled between dense forests and rolling hills, the air buzzed with anticipation as the annual harvest festival approached. Villagers eagerly prepared for the grand event, adorning the town square with vibrant decorations and setting up stalls with local delicacies. Little did they know that this year's celebration would unleash a nightmare that had long been confined to the shadows—the Curse of the Harvest Festival.
AshDream_StoryPublished 4 months ago in HorrorReed Alexander's Horror Review of 'Antiviral' (2012)
God damn, this movie was pretty. Can we just take a moment to sit back and appreciate that fucking movie poster? The whole damn movie is like that. It goes from sterile clean to noir gritty, back and forth in these beautiful contrasts that are absolutely breathtaking. One moment it's like you're in a hyperbaric chamber and the next you're in a butcher's kitchen among the grime and awful drippings. This atmosphere is to contrast the beauty of the celebrities that are harvested, and the fact that they are literally harvesting germs.
Reed AlexanderPublished 4 months ago in HorrorHaunted Bhangarh Fort
Bhangarh Fort, situated in the Alwar district of Rajasthan, India, has earned a notorious reputation as one of the most haunted places in the country. This ancient fort, surrounded by lush greenery and the Aravalli Range, has captured the imagination of locals and tourists alike, drawing both thrill-seekers and paranormal enthusiasts. The eerie stories and legends associated with Bhangarh Fort have become deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric of the region, adding an air of mystery to its already intriguing historical significance.