KIROKAZE
noise dept.
Color Me Curious
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Doug Jones
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Misplaced Lens Cap
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open

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Interview Vampire Daily
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Noah Kahan
One Nice Bug Per Day

if i look back, i am lost
Not today Justin
Keni

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pixel skylines
YOU ARE THE REASON
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@creep-your-socks-off
Tarantula Ghoul hosted the cult favorite program House of Horror on the Portland OR based television station KPTV (1957 - 1959). Along with her band Tarantula Ghoul and Her Gravedigger, she also recorded two hit spooky Rock N' Roll horror songs "Graveyard Rock" and "King Kong".
H.R. Giger
The Mysterious Edogawa Ranzan 1937 Directed by Kenji Shimomura, A fun and interesting take on the much-loved wronged samurai revenge tale with some classic horror elements mixed in
A once-dead man is resurrected by a mysterious old man’s spiritual magic to take revenge on those who killed him. An unusual and bizarre historical drama with a vaguely Western atmosphere. Starring the sword-fighting star Kozaburo Ramon, directed by Kenji Shimomura.
Free to watch on Youtube for the 2 or 3 people on here that like old Japanese cinema
Ferdowsi magazine // Iranian old magazine cover , in 1966 ( i think )
Illustration from ‘Book of Death’ series, Kay Nielsen, 1911
Illustration from ‘Book of Death’ series, Kay Nielsen, 1911
Snail nestled in the eye socket of a skull on a headstone in Olsany Cemetery, Prague.Â
Photo by Owen Phillips
Kazuo Ohno 大野 一雄 by Ira Cohen, 1982.
Tom Savini’s studio
Poison Ivy (1986)
Howlin’ Wolf
From St. Nicholas magzine, 1910.  The caption reads, "A strange-looking, cloaked figure, with a lighted jack-o'-lantern for a head, ushered them into the drawing-room."
From Stories Old and New, Book One by F. C. Biehl.
Me and the Ghost Upstairs (deleted scene from Second Chorus 1940) Put to music: Charles Sheffield - It's Your Voodoo Working (1961)