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Blind Terror by Roberto Segate
By Violet Bond
By Manuel Bravi
mask by Michela Nicoletti
By Marcin Weron, hipnosia
By Little Zoker
By Vix Valentyne
Haunting Fashion in the Scottish Highlands. Morgan Fernandez and Hannah Motler on the set of T Magazine’s fashion shoot in Inverness, Scotland, November 12, 2020.
Alet pilon
By Anett Gebauer
By Lorena Torres Martell
By Ben Treat
The Wicker, A grotesque and twisted being, its body composed of melted wax and gnarled wicks. Its elongated limbs resembled dripped candle wax, and its hollow eyes emitted an eerie, otherworldly glow.
Many existing in the early to late 1800s these creatures are hard to come by nowadays...
Stylistically Inspired by the Master of claymation @guldies
By Konstantin Alexandroff
Joao Ruas, feral kid
By Rovina Cai
"Bodies in Trance" with resurrection of the Ljilja
The Lure (2015), dir. by Agnieszka Smoczyńska. Polish stylish dark fantasy synth-pop musical with grotesque elements belonging to the body horror genre - following the story of two mermaids, Gold and Silver, performing in a nightclub. As a feminist re-interpretation of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Mermaid (loosely connected), inspired by the director’s experiences as well, the film contains underlying commentaries on the exploitation of women, the Madonna-whore complex, and misogyny. In a lush visceral Lynchian realm in Warsaw, femininity shows an animalistic side. Since the angelic voice of mermaids was meant to be a way of luring men into water so they can be eaten, in the first place, eventually Gold, one of the mermaids, becomes thirsty for human blood, which causes a conflict between the sisters.
- Diana Marin