#diy horror

[deadrabbitjimmy]

Probably like twenty years ago, I wanted to make this ultra-low-budget splatter movie called Kill.  I wrote a script that was way too short and I think also terrible (it’s been lost to time, so I can’t be sure), and I started making props and effects.  It never came together, but my sister found some of the old photos on her computer today, so I’ve arranged them in a collage.

The bullet hole (top left) and the skull (top right) were both hooked up with tubes, so they could spray fake blood.  The fetus (bottom middle) was hollow, so it could be filled with fake blood and hamburger and get squashed.

[thismommalife]

[ghostcopnyc]

Inspired by retro horror, the supernatural terror of the woods, and the psychology of empty spaces, this video is our love letter to genre cinema and DIY filmmaking.

[deadanddaughter]

Do you believe in fairies?

[thephloxbayou]

You guys want some horror ASMR thay just fuckin happened to me omgggg

I had to go investigate this shit so it wouldnt wake guests

Pretty sure it's the foxes and i chased him off but this video fails to capture two things cuz i was using the phone as a flashlight

One: the light at the little tower thing that comes on when i approach it? Yeah that was on as i came down and turned off in front of me, which is when i realized it was motion activated and not always on

Two, right after i ended the video the fuckin bushes right next to me rustled. And i mean next to me

[blogofblogofblogs]

POLYMORPH Pressbook / Mailer (1995) - Distributed by E.I. Independent Cinema. Scanned from my personal collection.

[doomed-ghoul]

CURSED YOUTUBE - NOSTALGIA

> https://www.youtube.com/user/MarbleHornets (channel is still up, peters out after a while)

The original marblehornets videos, well before slenderman was popularized by the game and memey fanshit, were one of the scariest and freshest found footage projects out there. Got me into cursed vibes, DIY horror, the occult, and overall spookiness. Cheers and Hail, lads.

[candleflamefilms]

One of several builds for a music video shoot next week. I am exhausted, but pleased with how this guy is coming together! Phone died before I could get a good shot of the paper mache coating, and I could probably have avoided step 7 altogether (coating the mask in a thick paint to smooth out duct tape seams). Anyways, more to come!