Horrifying Model Masterpieces by McFarlane Toys

 

The Macuahuitl

 

The Macuahuitl, a weapon used by Mesoamerican civilisations including the Aztecs. It features obsidian blades embedded onto the club sides, which are capable of having an edge sharper than high-quality steel razor blades. According to Bernal Diaz del Castillo, he witnessed it decapitating a horse.

(Source: @historyinmemes)

Read an Ebook Week March 2nd - 8th

 

Hello, Readers!

Welcome to Read an Ebook Week, a week that encourages readers to pick up the digital device of their choice and download a new book to read.

I’m excited to announce that all my horror books will be available at a discount as part of a promotion on Smashwords to celebrate Read an Ebook Week 2025! This is a chance to get my books, along with books from many other great authors, at a discount so you can get right to reading.

You will find the promo here starting today, March 2nd, so save the link: https://smashwords.com/shelves/promos 

Happy reading!

Smashing Up a Few Favorite Fandoms

 

Evil Dead Redux

Monday Movie - "Portrait of Fear", an Award-Winning Horror Short (9 min.)

 

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The Devil Wears Disney, Part Two

 

Always Start Your Day With a Smile

 

Welcome to the Museum Obscurum!

 

Born in 1821 in Nykøbing Falster, Rödder came from a wealthy noble family of German descent and pursued medical studies in Copenhagen. In 1856, while traveling in Italy, he stumbled upon strange writings and bizarre specimens. This encounter introduced him to the famed crypto-naturalist and xeno-archaeologist Thomas Merrylin from London. Inspired by Merrylin, Rödder shifted his focus to the occult and the Dark World, amassing an extraordinary collection of cryptozoological artifacts that now resides in the museum. Vampires, fairies, baby dragons, werewolves… Welcome to the Museum Obscurum! Homo lupus, The Lycanthrope Commonly known as the werewolf, this Homo lupus specimen belongs to a species of bipedal hominid, closely related to Homo sapiens and Homo vampyrus (vampire). Its wolf-like traits may result from a genetic mutation caused by a virus. This particular specimen is a 15-year-old female who likely died from starvation. She was the last acquisition of anthropologist Edward Harrell, a colleague of Thomas Merrylin.

(Credit: National Geographic)

Angel of Death

Happy Valentine's Day!

Monday Movie - "Transfigure", an Award-Winning Horror Short (4 min.)

 

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If ALIEN ROMULUS Came as Trading Cards

 

Stephen Andrade's Pin-Up Ghouls, Part Two

 

A Professional Ballerina's Feet

 

Ladies, Who's Your Type?

 

And More Alternate Horror Movie Posters

 

Monday Movie - "The Jogger", an Award-Winning Horror Short (7 min.)

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The Devil Wears Disney, Part One

The Alphabet by Edward Gorey

 

Stephen Andrade's Pin-Up Ghouls, Part One