Darlings, this simple and spooky DIY prop from Instructables user ChrysN could be just the thing to light up your Halloween festivities this year. Using a rubber glove, wax (or candle remnants), and a few candle making supplies, you too can… Read More ›
Kittens, we are rapidly approach the first of May, a cross quarter day that graces the Wheel of the Year directly across from Samhain on Novermber 1. May Day, a pagan-rooted festival of bonfires and revelry traditionally held on the first of May, celebrates… Read More ›
For people in the English countryside, April 24th was once a night for a macabre tradition, standing vigil to foresee who among them would die in the coming year. On this night, St. Mark’s Eve, those who gathered at the churchyard just… Read More ›
What a tough day the Denver Broncos had yesterday. Not only do they have to head home as owners of one of the worst losses in Superbowl history, but their return will take them across the path of Blue Mustang,… Read More ›
Darlings, welcome back to Friday Night Features, your online home for horror short films! This week’s feature is 2013’s Don’t Move, a cautionary tale of the consequences of playing with forces beyond your control. “Set on one fateful night, six friends gather… Read More ›
At the beginning of the 20th century, Los Angeles was a city on the rise, “destined to become the most important city in this country, if not the world.” By the 1920’s, population had skyrocketed to nearly one million people,… Read More ›
Magie Rose, etching by Pierre Dubreuil, circa 1935 Related Posts: – Silent Sundays: The Little Witch (1916) – Silent Sundays: Poisons et Empoisonneurs Célèbres (1960) – Silent Sundays: Red Riding Hood (1883)
Darlings, did you know that that at 12:21 PM today, we will cross the 12th second of the 12th minute of the 12th hour of the 12th day of the 12th month of the 12th year of this century? In honor… Read More ›
Many years ago, I found myself wandering the streets of Paris when a sudden storm hit. Already this had been the coldest, wettest, gloomiest summer Paris had seen in years, and the storm that afternoon was perhaps the most violent… Read More ›
