#horror content

[saturnisscreaming]

Y'know the thing people do in movies/shows where there like a monster/creature place and they poke a stick in there to investigate? Then it comes out shorter cause it got all chomped or broken? I want them to stick the stick in there and it comes back longer

I just grew your stick what're you gonna do about it

[thelastfinalgirl]

The Blair Witch Project. Directed by Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez (1999)

[quinjao]

Another Tomie fanart

[cheesemctoastnuggets]

[touch-starved-lurker]

is anyone just almost totally incapable of dealing with horror content? like- i don’t play or watch or read horror stuff, i barely have any idea what im talking about. i get scared by the silly exaggerated stuff- images that get on youtube thumbnails, concepts in a kid’s mysterious deaths book, a playthrough of a decently mainstream game. i have on a video about fake games and there was a bit about horror games, and i can’t look at the screen.

it almost never scares me much in the moment, but it stays in my mind and in my imagination- my peripheral vision and dark rooms and the space behind my back. sometimes my brain makes up an image i saw, lurking in a shadow or a corner or the entire house when i leave my room at night, and i sprint back with my heart pounding. i accidentally remind myself of the concept taht the wold and universe only exist within your sight, and i need to get my back against something solid and the entire room in my vision until i calm down. it sucks! i always explain it like- if you show me almost any kind of horror, i’ll have to sleep with the lights on for weeks. anyway. does anyone else get this lol

[collapsethevillain]

What are they talking about?

[nllick]

HAPPY FRIDAY THE 13TH!!!

[stevebuscemieyes]

31 Days Of Horror

Day 18, 18/31

The Exorcist, 1973

Dir. William Friedkin

[philosophical]

Finally, my Art the Clown action figure/doll is here!

[brianamorganbooks]

Attention 30+ users!

Hello! I'm looking to follow more 30+ writeblrs and horror blogs. Not saying I won't follow you if you're younger than 30 (because I follow a lot of people who are), but I'm trying to meet more Tumblr users around my age.

If you're 30+ and blog about any of the following, please interact with this post, so I can follow you:

Horror in general

Horror movies

Dark/creepy/scary art

Horror gaming

Writing tips

Writing journey

Game development

Interactive fiction

Ghosts

Horror books

Books in general

Thanks in advance! <3

[gangviolets]

[saturnisscreaming]

Consider that you are about 60 percent warm liquid. You are a soup

[thelastfinalgirl]

I'm bulletproof, nothing to lose Fire away, fire away Ricochet, you take your aim Fire away, fire away You shoot me down, but I won't fall I am titanium

M3gan (2023)

[dungeonmalcontent]

A gentle reminder that, come the Ides of March, Grimdark & Dangerous will no longer be on sale. The GMs Day sale ends midnight on the 14th (tomorrow, as I'm posting this). But until then, the book is 15% off.

For people that might be new to my blog, G&D is my book of 5e compatible homebrew content centered around dark and arcane concepts. Blood magic, rune stones, poisons, bodily mutation, "monstrous" races, curses (not to mention the many, many spells), magic items that make you go crazy—it's all there.

On top of that, the book also has stretch goals. So, at 15% off, you're paying $16.99 for one book of content roughly the size of Tasha's Cauldron of Everything, plus all of the stretch goal rewards that will get added to the book's download package as the goals are reached. That includes a small expansion about bodily integration of magic at 50 copies sold, the option for everyone else to download limited pay what you want copies at 100 copies of the book sold, a second larger expansion of cut grimdark content at 150 copies sold, custom character sheet templates and a printable GM screen at 250 copies sold, and an entire other bestiary book (and I mean book) at 500 copies sold. All that for just $16.99.

And it's not just quantity I'm selling here. It's quality content. Tested over years of play, edited by a second set of eyes, and the core book is full art (still not entirely sure if I want to do full or even partial art for the two smaller expansions... we see if I can do art for the bestiary). It's also all, technically (and I'll admit there's a mild stretch here), compatible with most d20 systems like D&D.

[that-dumbass-rabbit]

I really wanna rewatch ddlc but I watched it originally when I was 10 and it kinda messed me up so someone needs to watch it with me or I'll cry who's volunteering

[pinkberry1rxx]

Has anyone thought about this? Or.. is it just me!? 😅