For horror web comics, I'm always impressed by the work of Emily Carroll:
http://www.emcarroll.com/co…
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Has anyone else gotten into reading SCP Foundation stuff? This one in particular is an unsettling, mordantly funny, Videodrome/urban-legend object:
http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp…
Edit: Okay, I found the SCP thread several pages back. I await O5 redaction.
Has anyone else gotten into reading SCP Foundation stuff? This one in particular is an unsettling, mordantly funny, Videodrome/urban-legend object:
http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp…
Edit: Okay, I found the SCP thread several pages back. I await O5 redaction.
That book is utterly brilliant. I still own a copy.
That book is utterly brilliant. I still own a copy.
CYOA never did get all the way into all the mind-altering, existentially terrifying implications of quantum multiversality; they did put out the meta-aware Hyperspace, which feature stuff like you reading about you reading a CYOA book…
CYOA never did get all the way into all the mind-altering, existentially terrifying implications of quantum multiversality; they did put out the meta-aware Hyperspace, which feature stuff like you reading about you reading a CYOA book…
Don't forget the invunche, which even scares John Effing Constantine.
Don't forget the invunche, which even scares John Effing Constantine.
He was cured, all right.
He was cured, all right.
That's the guy who did 'House' and 'The Jibblers', right? *shivers*
That's the guy who did 'House' and 'The Jibblers', right? *shivers*
Dolarhyde remains one of the most interesting villains in pop-lit, and there is some surprisingly lyrical moments in the book - like the short passage where a blind woman sensually explores the body of a tiger.
(No, I'm not going to attempt to qualify that phrase.)
Dolarhyde remains one of the most interesting villains in pop-lit, and there is some surprisingly lyrical moments in the book - like the short passage where a blind woman sensually explores the body of a tiger.
(No, I'm not going to attempt to qualify that phrase.)
I don't get why someone hasn't made a film of "Hallway". The film trickery would be relatively easy to do, and totally effective.
I don't get why someone hasn't made a film of "Hallway". The film trickery would be relatively easy to do, and totally effective.
I'm kind of sad that Pyramid Head is now a B-movie villain, rather than a semi-obscure, SCP-like mystery figure.
I'm kind of sad that Pyramid Head is now a B-movie villain, rather than a semi-obscure, SCP-like mystery figure.
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