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My Problem with Death
My problem with death is basically everything but the actual death itself. Dying too soon, dying old, but without fulfillment or love, in terrible ways, or the fact that we cause suffering and death to each other. Also, you’ll hear people mention their fear of being forgotten,…
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Image of the Day: “Fire in the Sky” by Jolene
Image by Jolene A perfect shot of a silhouette of trees against an orange sky.
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BoJo Knows What You Listened to Last October! (Spooky Mix Tape 2026)
BoJo knows your dirty secret. He saw your Spotify wrapped. He sees those iTunes play counts. And worst of all? It’s your October stats. It’s beyond embarrassing; its life-ruining. There is only one way to redeem yourself: Listen to BoJo’s 2026 Spooky Mix Tape “I Know What You…
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A Darker Kind of Comfort: Building Haunted Worlds to Color
I’ve always loved the part of Halloween that’s quiet: the candle in the window, the manor at the top of the hill, the library where the clock ticks a little too loudly. That’s the feeling I chase with Soothing Savage, a darker kind of comfort. I make intricate coloring books set…
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Image of the Day: “Home is so beautiful, man.” by MechaMyers
Image by MechaMyers Such a beautiful shot of orange clouds. It looks like this was taken straight from a movie set.
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From a Driveway Haunted House to a Map of Halloween Events
When I was a kid, my family drove out to the pumpkin farm every year and hunted for the biggest pumpkin we could find. I mean massive. Then came the best part: carving it with an electric saw, because a knife wasn’t going to cut it. People walked up to see it. A few years ...
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Bringing Felipe Femur & Friends Back from the Dead
More than a decade ago, my twin brother Russell and I started building a strange little monster world around a friendly skeleton named Felipe Femur. Felipe lived in a town called Toonstone, surrounded by monsters who were usually terrible at being what monsters were supposed to…
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How the Halloween Spirit Has Inspired Me Through the Years by CEC
Halloween Love is a huge inspiration to me, and I’ve always looked forward to the updates each year, and listening to their radio station. Noticed there are Creator posts and I wanted to share exactly how much Halloween has inspired me through the years, in the various art…
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Halloween Costume Contest — 2026
Permalink: halloweenlove.com/contest It’s time for the annual #HLCostumeContest 🎃🧡! This year we’ll be awarding a single $100 prize to one winner, and all categories are welcome and will be competing against one-another: Adults Kids Couples Groups Pets How to Enter DEADLINE FOR…
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The Saddest Movies of All Time
I’m sure there are many people that avoid sad movies the same way they avoid horror movies; they don’t want to cry or be scared. In its face, that seems reasonable, but is probably not healthy to hide from uncomfortable things completely. Whether it’s being scared or crying…
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We Bury the Dead is an Excellent Movie that was Betrayed by its Trailer
I’ve never seen a movie so completely and totally fucked by its trailer. It’s rare these days that movie trailers don’t spoil important plot points, if not give away the entire movie. An even worse sin is to spin a movie to appear as something it’s not. Before we go any further,…
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The Truth About Physical Media: The End of an Era
As the internet does so well, it’s full of black and white hot-takes and very little nuance and context. It’s odd that people are shocked by PlayStation’s announcement that they’re ending physical media, cause I was already late to the game on discussing my opinion about this…
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I Finally Watched Obsession and I Think I Know Why it Went Viral
In a word, Obsession is universal, but for studios thinking they can capture and repackage that formula, that’s not enough on its own. Cliché and unoriginal are often considered harsh criticisms, but that’s only when done poorly. Clichés are great in storytelling, when done…
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What Happened to Nightmare Creatures III?
I have a very specific memory of renting Nightmare Creatures from a video store in Salem on a Friday night in the fall of 1997. I remember the box art. I remember the way the PlayStation loaded it. I remember the first time a creature lunged out of the London fog at Father…
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Latex, Blood, and Brotherhood: The Complete History of KNB EFX Group
I was eight years old the first time Evil Dead II broke my brain. I shouldn’t have been watching it. I was, and it was fine, and it made me who I am. The deadite transformations, the possessed hand, Ash running from his own severed limb while it made rude gestures at him, all of…
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Ed Wood 2: Could it Work?
Tim Burton’s classic 1994 biopic Ed Wood, about the wonderfully weird and inept Edward D. Wood Jr. (played to perfection by Johnny Depp in a very charismatic performance), is a love letter to probably the most infamous 1950s B-movie director of all time, and one of my all-time…
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A Witch in the Matrix: Did I Create WandaVision?
“Witch has whole town under spell, as she takes victims the town’s people see this as a sitcom on their home television thinking nothing of it. Only a few are not fooled by this spell.” So what, I’m just describing the plot of WandaVision, right? Actually no, this was a…
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Great Horror Moments in Non-Horror Movies
Sometimes a movie reaches into your chest when you least expect it. Horror films earn their scares with your consent. You bought the ticket, you knew what you were walking into. But every now and then a comedy, a kids’ movie, or an action film drops something genuinely…
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Nowhere Man is the Most Important Show Nobody Watched
I was twelve years old when Nowhere Man premiered on UPN in August 1995, and I watched every episode with the lights off, alone, which in retrospect explains a lot about me. Most people my age were watching Friends. I was watching a photojournalist lose his entire identity to a…
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Pinhead Was Never a Villain
I have spent an embarrassing amount of my life defending Hellraiser to people who only know the later sequels, and honestly, I get it. If your first encounter with the “Hell Priest” was him murdering a nightclub full of people while making puns, or getting crammed into some…