It's so easy to confuse love with hunger

Ezri | 20 | Any Pronouns | White | horror sideblog | Reanimator, SCP, Venom, & general horror | huge fan of The Autopsy Of Jane Doe | Icon Description: A picture of The Bride from Bride of Re-Animator tearing her heart out. Header Description: Venom photoshopped in front of the Philadelphia Progress Flag, with GAY written across it in big letters. End ID

[glampunks]

re-animator theme thursday

[clairebearsparkles]

Oh look who it is, been awhile since I've seen them lol

[seraphzrequiem]

More body horror stuff to break me out of my art block. Might do more cause its fun to draw :3

[striga-art]

Erased (a lost photo)

Sighh, getting emotional over little Simon and his Mama as usual

( this is a little wonky bc I didn’t render it how I usually do :( )

[shetheyslain]

Dahling you simply must read this book! It’s all about this devious little caterpillar who simply gorges himself on all manner of divine things

[tlirsgender]

The indian burial ground trope is weird cause it's like. Obviously the horror is white people being haunted by their own sins, right. The colonialism. Murdering these people and paving over their graves. But they literally never frame it that way they're too racist so it's still, like, subliminal white guilt under a thick layer of "what if the savage ndns come back 😨" like the scary thing here is YOU LOL

[tlirsgender]

Thinking about The Shining (1980) more specifically because I watched it the other day ... if we want to have a pretty generous reading, yknow, Jack is textually explicitly racist in a way that we could interpret all of this as On Purpose. Especially considering we don't see any Native ghosts, just white men going insane and killing people, as they are wont to do. The donner party shoutout towards the beginning is a fun gesture to this white people tendency. But generally this trope is executed in a way that's really not self aware it's just spooky ndns. And I'm not convinced King or Kubrick were *really* thinking about it that wokely, either

The implication seems more vague about this place, the land itself, remembering the violence that happened here & driving people to madness and/or maybe possessing them, influencing their behavior.. It's a little ambiguous. Which I love supernatural ambiguity as you know but I really cannot stress enough that if ndns fight you trying to desecrate their graves you're the bad guy like that part is pretty cut and dry actually

[tlirsgender]

It's also frequently pretty unnecessary set dressing. What if you were in a haunted hotel cause a guy went crazy and killed his family in there ... and there were dead ndns also. Implying it's the dead ndns fault. Man white people just do that sometimes

[tlirsgender]

There's potential to dig into it as an exploration of colonial violence & white guilt but it's always white people writing these stories. Racistly. Cause another thing is it's weird to frame burial grounds as spooky scary skeletons in the first place ... like ... I'm a spooky scary indian I hang with ghosts like that and it's like a beautiful peaceful meadow. Cause they're not mad at me I guess :shrug:. If they built a hotel over it I'd be pissed too tf

[tlirsgender]

Granted white people are also scared of nature so maybe they'd still be tweaking in the meadow idk

[tlirsgender]

The indian burial ground trope is weird cause it's like. Obviously the horror is white people being haunted by their own sins, right. The colonialism. Murdering these people and paving over their graves. But they literally never frame it that way they're too racist so it's still, like, subliminal white guilt under a thick layer of "what if the savage ndns come back 😨" like the scary thing here is YOU LOL

[transmechanicus]

Posts that be like “If I were a monster that had to eat people, i would just eat horrible people~” are so absurd to me. How often do you see Known Criminals on the street? Billionaires out for a nightly stroll around town? Effectively fucking never. If I have to drag myself to the grocery store, you think it’s gonna be any easier for me to hunt Bezos and Co. every time my stomach growls? I can’t bother to plan meals more than a day in advance, how am i gonna perform whole ass detective work to confirm someone’s a serial killer before i eat them? Ya’ll got that much time on your hands? Planning 5 course meals every night of the week? Don’t make me laugh. Eat a pedestrian and tragically wrestle with guilt like the rest of us, idiot.

[transmechanicus]

Experienced people eater weighing in with the most galaxy brain option

[sophsun1]

Aliens (1986) dir. James Cameron

[gardensnakie]

eueueu

[franerune]

(Picture of innocence)

[dychelicerae]

hate it when my liver transplant goes wrong and i end up trapped in The Dirt Dimension for eternity

[nowadayz]

SHELLEY DUVALL as WENDY TORRANCE THE SHINING (1980) dir. Stanley Kubrick

[verminfang]

Thinking about a vampire dude bro who won't drink girl blood- because he's afraid it will estroginise him soy products style- getting trapped in a mental cage when he learns vampire dude who only bites other dudes reads as gay

[griseldagimpel]

Gory Horror Fiction Podcasts: Starter Pack

Do you like your horror wet? Do you love squelching sound effects? Is gore what does it for you? Good news! The following audio dramas have you covered!

The Gospel of Haven: fundamentalism in a commune that lives inside the body of its god.

Killionaire: billionaires die horrofic, dramatically appropriate deaths.

Alice Isn't Dead: a woman takes a trucking job to search for her missing wife while tangling with the disgusting Thistle Man.

[c3rvida3]

Bloodsucking Bastards (2015) is everything people who don't watch enough bad movies think Shaun of the Dead is, but with vampires and also the really hot guy from Cabin in the Woods is in it and also Matthew Lillard for five seconds and like any movie worth your time, it is on Tubi right now when you need it most. I love you.

[c3rvida3]

How you're all reacting to finding out which guy from Cabin in the Woods I consider the really hot one.

[pifaboo]

and who would believe him???