The people who tell you that “darkness leads to death,” or “darkness is a dead end,” typically have something to gain from our ignorance. Or, these people who continue to push the narratives are simply ignorant themselves. Within the past few years, I’ve questioned this mindset and have found a deeper truth for myself.
Tag Archives: dark
The Tell Tale Heart with Josh T. Romero
Hail Poe: A Dark Room Horror Halloween Series
THE SYSTEM OF DR. TARR AND PROF. FETHER with David Burchell
Hail Poe: A Dark Room Horror Halloween Series
The Fall of the House of Usher with Dr. Casing
Hail Poe: A Dark Room Horror Halloween Series
HAIL POE
Edgar Allan Poe.
The Tomahawk Man.
Progenitor of what some may deem as horror, the psychedelia and the
psychosis and the wherewithal of the human condition, writ upon the pages
of burgeoning, and troubling, times—whilst going through his own troubling
times…
The Groaning Man
The Groaning Man
A Short Story by David Burchell
“I write this with hope that, as I scribble down these unreal words, his moans will turn back to the breezes they once were, and it’ll all have been a wild, wild dream. But even now, as my pencil dulls, I hear him still…”
Life worth creeping on.
“Goals and aspirations are a good thing and one way to be intentional with our lives. 2019 gives me hope and the desire to live a life worth creeping on.” -Josh T. Romero
2018 Noteworthy Horror: Pyewacket
Demon conjuring, possessed mothers, misunderstood adolescents, spooky shadows and hallucination in the hypnagogic state are pretty significant moments in both films, though the argument could be made that these are simply day-in-the-life coincidences that we all deal with throughout our individual journeys.
2018 Noteworthy Horror: Haunting of Hill House
2018 Noteworthy Horror: Haunting of Hill House
“It’s what lay in the greatest works of fiction, and it’s the reason why so many of us glue steadfastly, binging episode after episode, unable to look elsewhere…” -David Burchell
2018 Noteworthy Horror: Hereditary
2018 Noteworthy Horror: Hereditary
“While Hereditary may start with a tense uncertainty of what’s to come, it effectively evolves into a beautifully crafted portrait of grief and how each individual learns to cope.” -Chris Patterson
