#historical horror

[theatsthetic]

The Birds of Ballygáire.

thank you so much for reading. i appreciate it.

Special thanks to @terastrialbean for script editing & @junkohanhero for their wonderful typewriter fonts.

[horror-aesthete]

Over the Garden Wall, 2014, dir. Patrick McHale

SE01E001 The Old Grist Mill

[horygory]

Haxan (1922)

[sepulchrypha]

BOOK OF FERDINAND; FROM VERSES OF REVELATION

He is perched on the partition of earth and firmament; firmament and earth, confined, noble and abated, crowned by Liberty's flame. No king before Him to offer He his seat, and He none to offer. As He is, He shall be, til we are made good and sunder ourselves for His glory. No more for Him to speak beneath the dust of the earth, no more for us to be distant from Him.

[full-of-terrors]

Just watched A Field in England and now I'm wondering-

What is this sub-genre- this horror but let's be literary and metaphorical about it, Magical Realism for menTM, exploration of masculinity, courage, fate, and tragedy, descent into madness, historical fever dreams? Because whatever it is, I dig it. And A Field in England would go on the list along with The Lighthouse, Ravenous, The Seventh Seal, Aguirre, Brotherhood of the Wolf and of course the OG- AMC's The Terror.

[ladzwriting]

SALT BRIDE: A Short Story, OUT NOW

Itch | Kindle

A 2,600-word gothic historical horror story about a seaside village who loses one of its fishers, and the woman left behind left to witness the ways the ocean provides for the people at its shores.

CONTENT WARNINGS

Gun violence, body horror, crabs, disappearance of a loved one, famine, and discussions of grief. Not intended for readers under 18.

[auilix]

A short horror to darken up your bright summer's day.

[dmardsanddaisies]

🤞🏻I don't want to be TOO ambitious and say without a doubt I'll finish 3 of these 4 books, however, I know I'll finish 2, ideally, early December. This month I'm going to get weird with some more cosmic, folk and psychological horror. 🖤 What two should I start first?!

[uradaltra]

This is what being a girl feels like

[shannonpurdyjones]

My short story, "The Honeysuckle Weave" has been published!

My horror/fantasy short story "The Honeysuckle Weave" has run in issue 20 of Grim and Gilded, an online magazine of fantasy, horror, and dark fiction.

Set in an isolated historic Appalachia, "The Honeysuckle Weave" is a story of what happens when a girl is pushed to her limit and has no choice but to save herself. Features a good bit of weaving history and lore (because that's where my mind is lately). I'm beyond excited to finally share this story with the world!

Follow the link below and scroll down to short stories to read!

Grim & Gilded issue 20, The Honeysuckle Weave by Shannon Purdy Jones

[theatsthetic]

The Birds of Ballygáire

A short film. (the comic format can be found here) (Watch it on Youtube)

Written & Illustrated by Aydin T. Sarami (that's me) Voice Acted by Elijah Jagne Script Edited by Tera Virgin @terastrialbean

Tox Typewriter font by Junkohanhero The End Credits Theme is Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out by Bessie Smith

[horror-aesthete]

Last Night in Soho, 2021, dir. Edgar Wright

[horygory]

Gothic (1986)

[dragonpreg]

Well, this is my first mpreg original story here! (disregarding the comics) I wrote some stories many years ago on Wattpad and Socialspirit but I put myself on a gap. But now I'm back with my mpreg stories! This story will have only two chapters: the first letter and the second letter. You can read the first chapter here: www.deviantart.com/dragonpreg/…

And yes, the story is in portuguese. I don't have a exact prediction of when the english version will come because my english is really basic, so I probably would take a while to translate all the story. But until this version is not ready yet, you can translate the page to read. I now, isn't the same, but it's what I can offer for now :D

[trout-scout]

In which Helena and Toby take a turn through the hedge maze.

I realized while writing the second book of this series how obsessed i am with underground tunnels and passageways. Don't judge me!! They're scary :')

[roseblack2222]

The Vampire Graves Of Europe