Doctor Necrotic's Eldritch Emporium

A mostly abandoned studio of the strange.  Even the ghosts have left this haunt!

[holespoles]

Jun Kumaori (Junkuma)

"chasing its tail too much"

「しっぽを追いかけすぎて」

[betterisbest]

[thevaultoftheatomicspaceage]

[shaneplays]

#15 in Dungeon's "The 30 Greatest D&D Adventures of All Time" is 1997's "Dead Gods" for AD&D 2nd Edition by Monte Cook. It's actually two adventures in the Planescape setting that can be played separately or together, one of which deals with the return of the dread Orcus (and a visit to the Vault of the Drow from the 1978 D3 module). This module is full of cool stuff like, well, giant floating dead gods, the astral plane, mega dangerous wands, hungry standing stones, evil manipulations, and a traveling circus (just to name a few). "Think killing a god's tough, Berk? Try bringing one back." Monte cooks up the goods… on Map Monday aka Dungeon Day!!

[doctornecrotic]

Expectations vs Reality...

[doctornecrotic]

IT'S FATHER'S DAY AND I GOT MY CAKE!

[dailyraccoons]

One of my good friends took THE FUNNIEST possible picture of a frequent visitor to his courtyard

[thevaultoftheatomicspaceage]

[classichorrorblog]

Friday The 13th Franchise Opening Titles (1980-2009)

[funnuraba]

every wikipedia entry for a comic book character is like

Classic Era: Professor Two-Apes was created when a bored alien glued two gorillas together with a magic rock. He later turned to evil when a colleague took credit for his research. In his debut appearance, Professor Two-Apes turned the Eiffel Tower into a banana.

Modern Era: Tu-Apes was the result of years of painful animal experimentation. He killed the doctor who created him, stole the blood-stained diploma off his wall, and now wears it around his neck. In the Conflagration crossover event, he was seen being beaten to death with one of his own spines. He was later resurrected by Satanists and currently suffers from a debilitating heroin addiction.

[eternal-gromnommer]

@funnuraba how dare you tempt my idle and sinful hand

[titleknown]

…Reblogging because, from the original post I’d actually imagined a configuration of the two apes more akin to Professor Monkey For A Head from Earthworm Jim.

But honestly, this design looks way better, hats off to ya!

[nestedneons]

By prismofpixel

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[unexplained-events]

Hill of Crosses in Lithuania

[fhtagn-and-tentacles]

BEASTS ALL OVER THE SHOP

by René Kováč

[classichorrorblog]

The Thing (1982)

[retroscifiart]

Don Maitz ‘Wizard’s Approach’ (2003)

[afieldinengland]

this bit in the skull (1965) where peter cushing’s having a full on screamfest like absolutely out of his mind terrified banging on a locked door and it just cuts to his wife fast asleep in the next room is so fucking funny it’s like a ytp