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Conversations with Creators: Heart of Oddity
Welcome to the third instalment of Conversations with Creators, today I'm chatting with Hollie who owns Heart of Oddity. The store features a variety of products with beautiful, original and unique illustrations.
By A. N. Merchant 6 years ago in Horror
Into the darkness
Everything began after to moving into my new house. Definitely, that is pretty unoriginal. Trust me, I know, yet it's what occurred. I never experienced anything powerful, and I never truly anticipated that anything this bad could happen to me.
By Daniel Coyle6 years ago in Horror
The Terror Zone
Another night of insomnia passes as he's startled awake, screaming and sweating profusely, from a nightmare he can't overcome Afraid to close his eyes another second, he reaches for a towel to swab his drenched brow and burning eyes. Dreams of suffering and torment the likes of which only a monster could appreciate. Being hidden and alone for nearly three decades has taken its toll. He can't bear the thought that he could execute such acts of violence and horror. The thought that maybe he is inherently evil. Picking up the phone yet again, he dials a number etched in his mind so many times; he knows it by heart.
By Suzy Bohi6 years ago in Horror
The Thief's Gambit
Garren swung his rope and hook high and laughed as the hook found purchase in the stone below the sorceress’ tower window. Dalmar, Master of the Thieves Guild in Valter, assured him that Shara, the sorceress and advisor to the king, would be gone. That meant her treasure would be his. At least some of it as the guild insisted on their split being the larger cut.
By Matthew Angelo6 years ago in Horror
The Haunting
Did anyone else get shivers up their skin as they watched the popular TV show, You? If you have not seen this show, I suggest watching it, and then blowing your brains out with paranoia. The idea of You begins with a woman purchasing a book with a credit or debit card at a bookstore. Then, that innocent act tumbles out of proportions by a deranged man who thinks he is in love, but ends up destroying the girl's life. The chances of anyone having that happen to them are low. Like most people, I cannot name how many times I have used my card to pay for an item at the store. Until I saw You, I would of never second guessed the common act, or the act of giving out my name. I never realized what I could find out based on a name, until I began to proceed in some research.
By Maybe Mae6 years ago in Horror
Hired Hearts
“Portia!” I cry, tripping over myself as I run towards the burning building. Did she make it out? Is she still alive? The last time she saw me was looking up at me in fear and disgust from the ground of the parking lot this morning. I have to find her.
By Chloe Holzman6 years ago in Horror
The Doll That Tried To Possess Me
"Get this thing out of the house, now." Sam was clearly upset, and rightfully so. Our son just finished crying in the other room, screaming because of a nightmare. I grabbed the doll and I put it in the trunk of my car. "Three more days," I said to myself. "Three more days and you're gone."
By Israel Petty6 years ago in Horror
Craven
“Tell me. What is it you fear most?” the shapeless creature asked, “I want the joy of feasting on your terror.” Try as he might, the traveller couldn’t help but stare into the blood-red eyes glistening before him. Save for his perpetual fear, those piercing eyes were the only constant in this foreign world. The atmosphere seemed a swirling mixture of purple and grey mist, and his body, seemingly suspended in mid-air, felt as though it were being moved about by the tremendous beating of his own heart. Somehow, the creature knew he was afraid despite the brave face the traveller wore. Perhaps it was the moment he let out a stifled whimper when the monster shrouded him in shadow and dragged him into the underworld. He had been in many perilous situations before, and just like his present condition, he found himself turned around and lost for a way out.
By Paul Schembri6 years ago in Horror
Film Director Taylor Ri'chard Announces The Release Date For His Latest Film, 'Hallowed Be Thy Name'
Gravitas Ventures and 3rd Fathom Films have partnered together to release Taylor Ri'chard's latest work, 'Hallowed Be Thy Name.' A spine-chilling horror film that blends cinematic suspense with urban legends and old-school American terror to create an impressive next-level supernatural thriller. The film will be available on June 2, 2020.
By Cody Clark6 years ago in Horror
ICYMI Challenge
The Stranger The Stranger is a thriller TV show on Quibi and it’s about a girl(Clare) who is an orbit driver in Los Angeles with her dog(Pebbles) they recently moved there from Kansas. Orbit is kind of like uber and picks up passengers. Clare is working one night and picks up a guy passenger(Carl E.) Unfortunately Clare realizes he’s not just an ordinary passenger, and soon realizes she might be in some deep trouble with a stalker. Clare goes to trials and tribulations to prove the truth about Carl E and why he is dangerous. Clare soon realizes Carl E is clever and is watching her every move, but the question is how? I was shocked when I saw the actor(Avan Jogia) play as JJ in this series. This made me want to watch the show even more. I like this TV series because it’s really short(9 min per episode) and it shows you the drastic measures people will go through to see you suffer. I would recommend “The Stranger” to anyone who likes intense thrillers, a little romance and drama.
By TheDailyDoseOfRahman6 years ago in Horror
Us - A Movie Review
They say everyone has a double - but that’s not always a good thing. Us is a 2019 horror film. A family goes on a vacation to enjoy some time together. However, that all comes to end when one night they find that they are not alone. Stalked by doppelgangers who look exactly like them, nobody rests until the fight of their life has ended.
By Marielle Sabbag6 years ago in Horror
Low Budget Terror: 'The Sky Has fallen'
It has to be said, as Indie films go, there is a massive over-saturation of zombie films floating around the DVD shelves. This could be down to the facts that making a post-apocalyptic movie with zombie antagonists is simply the cheapest way to get a horror film made. It worked for George.A.Romero and co back in the 60s and it clearly can still work today. Unfortunately, something has been lost in translation over the years meaning character, plot and motivation have been left on the cutting room floor in favour of having the most blood on screen. Which brings me to this weeks movie review, a low-budget indie called The Sky Has Fallen.
By Matt Loftus6 years ago in Horror