Imagine. A return to a mystical land, where there are many burials but no funerals. Twenty thousand here, ten thousand there. Give or take a dozen either way. An attempt to hide an entire people under soil. What a valiant and audacious plan! Here they go again. Drinking the black

@al_grime_art is Alexander Lindahl, and if you’re a fan of gore and horror, you need to see his paintings. Although he’s using acrylics, Lindahl looks like he uses fresh blood, decaying flesh and oozing corpses to create some of the most vivid and horrific paintings I have seen. Rather than

via Monster Brains Anyone else bored by modern day movie posters here in North America? I feel like a lot of the time it’s just a black background with a date on it. All the glitz and glamor is saved for the overpriced theatre. I would go to a lot

If you’ve ever enjoyed a horror movie, you’re going to get a kick out of this song “Shears” from Richmond, VA’s BLEACH EVERYTHING. It reads like a list of horror’s most popular components from the 70s-90s (I feel like the list has changed over the past couple of decades). Listening

I’ve always been into horror from an early age. When I was a kid, I used to love watching any kids program that included vampires, werewolves, Witches and Halloween, and I always used to set the video when documentaries on horror were on TV late at night — my mum

The ever-inspiring Davey Bales of The Wraith fame has released the fourth installment of his Dead Flowers poetry series! If you enjoyed his last issue, this one will not disappoint. Davey is constantly evolving as a person and his poetry is no exception. His best work yet, issue #4 has