The Weight of What's Been SeenTo walk the biomechanical corridor was to realize that nothing in the city was ever truly unobserved. The walls breathed in rhythm with the giant sentinel blocking the thoroughfare, its single, blood-orange eye dilating to catch the dim, filtered... See More »
The Bishop of Sourdough and BoneThey played a strange game of chess across the altar-stump, though neither of them moved the pieces. The little girl watched the creature's ear twitch, a ragged, pink-veined thing torn at the tip from some forgotten fence line. "Do you know the... See More »
The Entropy PI BureauArthur checked his pocket watch, though he hadn’t had eyes to read the dial since the third Tuesday of November and wouldn't have a tongue left to name the month by winter's end. The fedora hovered precisely three inches above his collar, held... See More »
Curators of Bitter RemediesThe child did not flinch when the leather shifted, letting out a dry, papery creak like old parchment folding in the dark. Rows of glass jars... thousands of them, filled with things that drifted and blinked in amber oils, stretched up into the... See More »
The Final Platform at River's EndYou could tell the ones who still remembered their street addresses by the way they watched the tracks. Most souls forgot their names by the second century, dissolving into the grey mud of the nether-reaches, but these two clung to their top hats and... See More »
Seagulls learned to meow in IstanbulThere's several recent clips of seagulls meowing from observing cats getting food. (1)
Mr. K, forgot to mention this movie I recently watchedIt's a lot better than I thought, it's very kafka and lovecraft like but not horror at the same time. More like quirky suspense. About a guy that signs into a hotel and can't find his way back out, all attempts to get out just finds him deeper into... See More » (1)
Eerie Indiana is an old 90s show that reminds me of Twilight Zone in Suburbia and RL Stein together.I'm watching it on Tubi right now but I forgot how much I liked the show. (1)
Hive on Tubi was great.Someone said in the comments it's a combo of children of the corn and get out. It's a decent sociological horror movie (1)
My brain goes to some pretty weird ideas lolSitting here watching a movie called The Wave (2019), it's okayish. It's about a lawyer who takes a weird experimental drug and has effects then has to find what drug he took to see why he's still having mysterious symptoms. Anyways my brain... See More »
Alright last ones for a bit lolLessons in the After-Gloom: The sky hung heavy like a sheet of tarnished zinc, pricked with tiny, cross-shaped stars that gave off no real warmth. The mother lowered her hand, her long, tapered fingers gesturing toward the tide of pale, skull-faced... See More »
Protocol for Unraveling.She learned early on not to make eye contact with the manifestation. It was better to focus on the familiar clutter—the blinking TV, the tacky red couch, the little rug littered with petals, while the roots slowly braided themselves through her... See More »
The Mad Siren QueenShe marched across the desolate grey waste with her head tilted back to swallow the moonlight, her voice tearing through the stagnant air like a rusted saw. The jagged crown upon her brow felt less like royalty and more like a warning sign,... See More »