#world horror

[leotanaka]

i feel like pahanhautoja / hatching (2022) dir. hanna bergholm should come with a disclaimer or something that says “if you have an unhealthy or bad relationship with your mother, proceed with caution.”

[cmrosens]

#100HorrorMoviesIn92Days: Around the World

I've completed the #100HorrorMoviesin92Days challenge, and here are the films by country! 100 films, 30 countries. Check out my post! #WorldCinema #HorrorLover #HorrorFilms

I’ve completed the 100 Horror Movies challenge in less than 92 days, which means October is all about re-watching my comfort films. My goal was to try and watch fewer US-made films since I’m in the UK, and expand on the decades and global films I’m able to access. I’ve still ended up with a lot of US films, but I’ve tried to go for classics, new-to-me by directors I already enjoy, and a mix of…

[mikesfilmtalk]

Dream Home (2010) Chinese Housing Horror Not For The Faint of Heart

Josie Ho as Cheng Li-sheung in 2010 film Dream Home Dream Home (2010) is a Chinese housing horror film that deserves a retro review. We warn you now: This film is not for the faint of heart. Ho-Cheung Pang co-wrote and directed this offering and it boasts the old “based on a true story,” drivel. Sure, it may well be based on true circumstances but think Coen Bros and Fargo here. It is, we think,…

[demigods-posts]

currently obsessed with the idea of everyone viewing percy as a forced to never be messed with. for the sea is unpredictable and does not like to be restrained and all that jazz. except, frank and hazel. who only see him as just a little guy. a soldier left to his own devices out on the streets with nothing to comfort him but a panda pillow pet and a lingering memory of a girl he loves. he's just a little guy you guys.

[probablybadrpgideas]

Tips on making your horror game genuinely scary.

Put in a ghoul.

Remember to utilize fundamental human fears, like the fear there might be a ghoul around. Put in a second ghoul.

Undermine the player's sense of safety by introducing something dangerous to areas previously considered safe, such as a third ghoul (in a ghoul-proof room or the like).

Draw on modern social anxieties, such as political radicalization or global warming. You can easily personify these things as, say, a fourth ghoul.

Create a sense of unease by...fuck it, that sounds hard, fifth ghoul.

Sixth ghoul, just in case the first five aren't scary enough.

Create disturbing imagery like a seventh, eighth and ninth ghoul.

Something something sense of powerlessness something something the uncanny something something. Tenth ghoul.

Remember to study the horror greats - King, Poe, Lovecraft. What did they all have in common? All wrote about ghouls probably. Imitate them and put in an eleventh ghoul.

Well, if you have eleven ghouls already, you might as well spring for a full dozen ghouls. That's just good business sense.

Thirteen is the spookiest number! Obviously a thirteenth ghoul would be the scariest thing! Your players will be talking about this for months!

Ok, fine, I guess you could put in a werewolf or shoggoth or something. Just don't blame me when the players are saying "hmm, that was pretty scary, but you know what would have been really terrifying? A fourteenth ghoul!"

Make the game room fit the tone of your game by having sinister music, low lighting and a fifteenth ghoul under the table who will eat anyone who complains about the number of ghouls in the campaign. That'll spook 'em!

Happy spooking and always remember the three rules of horror: ghouls. Ghouls! GHOULS!!!!

[waywordsstudio]

3 Word Review: “The Valancourt Books of World Horror Stories, Vols 1 & 2” edited by James Jenkins and Ryan Cagle -

#books #bookreviews #bookworm #readreadread #3words #horror #anthology #horrorstories #worldhorror #valancourt

[charcoaldustonmyfingers]

Me, a fool: It would be cool if TOTK brought back old Zelda enemies!

Me, later: I take it back I take it back I take it back

Something about the hand shaped enemies in Zelda games give me the absolute heebie-jeebies. I hate them so much. They freak me out man, it’s legit bad for my heart!

So here’s an artistic interpretation of the first time I came across those damnable gloom floormasters in game. It was like every creepy hand enemy merged into one nightmarish abomination come to haunt me. Link almost met the goddesses that day…

See if you can spot all the references!

[crapload-of-crafts]

FINALLY!

For all those how have been waiting oh so patiently (for 3+ years) I have finally added the Nibbly design to my first version of the ‘Versus the Lords in Black’ series, so with baited breath I introduce to you…

🔴Linda vs Nibbly🔴 (Honey Queen)

I went ahead and included all the other posters so they can be seen together (as god intended)

I will also be uploading this straight to my Redbubble after, in case anyone wants it

[deinonychian]

[mary-kasexual]

whatever. go, my dandlers...

FINALLY SOME ART FOR AN AU IVE BEEN WORKING ON!!!!! YIPEEEEEE!!!!!!!! So tl;dr Twisted Modes like an alternate game mode designed to be a form of 'hard mode', where the play styles for each toon have been muddied or completely changed to offer a completely different experience for players. The premise is that the toons are like a remnant of previous games, its based upon the clone theory so each individual toon has their own story and lore separate from the others (though there are exceptions for a few characters!). Also the AU is written in a way that's meant to semi-emulate the game itself which is why the stats and alternate abilities are listed, expect more gameplay aspects to be given in the future bc i love coming up with gameplay mechanics 😈

The chars here aren't all of the ones planned btw I wanna make another sheet when I can, feel free to ask questions tho ill be happy to answer ^^ pleasepleasepleasepleaseplea

[asherashedwings]

Huh, something seems different..

MAIN UPDATE! Added Sprout finally and made a few changes to Astro and Vee

And I also drew their twisteds!

That is all, buh byeee

[leotanaka]

tell me, what are your favourite world horror movies? 

[pmpwbrrs]

It does not care

[copepods]

divine madness

[ente-lab]

[goryhorroor]

“1950s horror movies contrast radically with their 1940s predecessors. understandably – they were reflecting a whole new world. audiences wanted stories that connected directly to their lives, to the ever-expanding technology in their homes and workplaces. they also wanted horror movies that played to their fears – stoked by politicians – of the shadows that lay beyond their immediate, personal experience of the shiny american dream (applies to some of these movies).”