In the late 1960’s, New York-based photographer Arthur Tress got the idea to ask children about their dreams. The children described nightmares and fantasies so intriguing and otherworldly that Tress set about creating those dreams in real life, constructing the imagined scene and photographing it… Read More ›
Darlings, on this dreary Monday morning almost exactly between autumn and winter, why don’t we take a trip back in time to summer in the late 1960’s and peek at the newly instated grandeur of Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion? Inspired in… Read More ›
Kittens, today is the first of October, which means we are well and truly in the final countdown for Halloween! For those of you who are new to TYoH, we have quite a back catalog of DIY Halloween looks, costume… Read More ›
Deep in the heart of Mexico lies an eerie place, a nightmare of automatonophobia bordered by the Xochimilco canals. (Photo via Through the Viewfinder) La Isla de las Munecas (The Island of the Dolls) is festooned with decaying dolls, hung… Read More ›
Illustration by Harry Borgman from Great Tales of Horror and Suspense, 1974
Evening by Boris Groh, 2018
Whaler’s cemetery on Deception Island, a volcanic caldera in Antarctica’s South Shetland Islands, 1962, from the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration At the Ends of the Earth photo collection.
Sarah Bernhardt as Hamlet in 1899, holding an inscribed skull given to her by Victor Hugo.
The Bride of Frankenstein graphic art poster by Martin Ansin for Mondo’s Universal Monsters series, 2010.
Circa 1910-1920 Halloween party at the home of Helen and Bert Pour of Cleveland, Ohio (via Vintage Everyday)
Finale from Alexander McQueen’s Joan-of-Arc-Inspired Autumn/Winter 1998 collection for London Fashion Week
Fingers trembling, I unwrap the package. Legs almost buckling beneath me, I slip the costume on. It’s cheap nylon. It hangs loosely on my body. It’s nothing like the symbiote. But it’s everything… the only thing… I need now.” … Read More ›
Welcome back, darlings, to your home for horror short films, Friday Night Features! Every week, we feature a new short film from somewhere on the horror spectrum. This week, we have something a little different: Cost of Living, an action/horror/comedy short written… Read More ›
