#ash & elm

[gotham-at-nightfall]

Horror Icons

By Vitaly Budnik

[marioggy]

Fav Horror Icons

[deathremix]

[samdieliro]

[johnny-dynamo]

Artist Spotlight: KeverCaser

[chelsea-lat3ly]

[kennythecatgirl]

I found a perler bead pattern by cosmic_view on Kandipatterns ( click here for pattern! ) which inspired me to make a version that will work better on my knitting machine for the style of scarves I make then I ended up modding the pattern into other horror movie characters. Shout out to Cosmic_View for their adorable Michael perler bead pattern!

1st row: Ghostface, Angela Baker, Michael Myers, Candyman, Freddy Krueger, Jason and Pamela Voorhees, Patrick Bateman

2nd row: Chucky, Tiffany, Leatherface, Chop Top, Nubbins, Drayton, Norman Bates, Ash Williams

3rd row: 2017 Pennywise, 1990 Pennywise, Hannibal Lector, Jack Torrance, Regan McNeil, Damien Thorn, Jennifer Check, Herbert West

4th row: Esther, Pearl, Gage Creed, Billy the Puppet, Annie Wilkes, Carrie White, Sam, Isaac Chroner

5th row: Beetlejuice, Samara Morgan, Sadako Yamamura, Kayako Saeki, Toshio Saeki, Gozer, Frankenstein's monster, Dracula

[cronengirly]

Alright, so, Evil Dead is canon to Friday the 13th, because the Necronomicon and Kandarian Dagger appeared in Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday.

And Friday the 13th is canon to Nightmare on Elm Street because of Freddy vs Jason. So Evil Dead and Nightmare on Elm Street share a universe too.

Is there more to this?? How deep does the rabbit hole go??

[godly-feh-edits]

Sibling moment 🐮🦇

Based on a silly meme on twitter

[heathenoushound]

I’m starting to like bulk art posts , it looks like a fun collage.

More DBD animals based on how I see them continued from here

[malaesthetics]

[leatherf44ce]

🔪 ʾ˓ 𓂃 ៹ horror bishoujo statues pfp ♱

[real-fire-emblem-takes]

We need more Askr, Embla, Ash, and Elm content in feh. Funniest family of divorce ever

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[blackcrowing]

Book Review of 'A History of the Vikings: Children of Ash and Elm' by Neil Price

This is probably singlehandedly one of the best academic books I've read as a pagan addressing the Viking era and its people's.

The author did a PHENOMENAL job of using academic sources (archaeology, literature, historical linguistics, etc) to really paint a living picture of the peoples being discussed in their entirety. The author left room for the peoples spiritual/supernatural believes that I don't often see done by writers who are not writing specifically for a pagan audience.

It was deeply refreshing and I sincerely hope to see more academic authors following in their footsteps in the years to come

[foxlecter]

Got some awesome art from @lacteaway !! So excited to put the poster in my dorm and the keychain on my school backpack! 😎

[johnny-dynamo]

Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash by Daniel Ramos