I've always found comfort in fever dreams. Happy to hear you got some rest :)

I'll be keeping an eye out for the movie adaptation, no doubt starring Nic Cage and probably would have showcased Betty White in an earlier time

seen so many beautiful murders this year, and your goat posts are always a treat

Thanks for fostering some real talk, the world beeds more of it. sadly, social media is very lacking in real talk, too buried in massive amounts of noise and worse :(

Image of whispy clouds covering the moon and providing a moon halo

A smattering if clouds last night provided us with another lovely moon halo.

Roadside image of a cloudy day and the Oregon Sisters mountains

Yesterday was a beautiful day for a drive.

Just remember, if you roll a natural 20, the horsey does double damage!

Post your favorite "Lord of the Rings" character. Wrong answers only.

Sunset in Farmington, NM

A view from Moab, Utah

Apparently a picture of the Poochacarba in the wild... chupacabra is just a myth, this is real

I drive car
I r teh poochacarba

Post a book you love from the 80s. No explanations, no reviews, just covers.
#BookSky #bookchallenge #readingchallenge #readingcommunity #booktok #bookish #books

Congratulations on keeping that laser focus 😆

Base jumper to crew: What do you mean "Ooops, looks like it's an _active_ volcano"????

Good news all around! thank you for posting

If anyone is interested in the sequel to COHERENCE, we finally landed on a story worthy of the mission. Unless the actors revolt, we will probably do it just like the first one, where they know their own character details, but don't know what the other actors are going to say or do. Like real life.

Picture of the moon with misty clouds and halo, that looks a bit like a skull with a glowing eye

The moon's costume was a couple of days late for Halloween

The Black Hole (1979) Ernest Borgnine, Anthony Perkins, Robert Forster, Maximilian Schell, Joseph Bottoms, and Yvette Mimieux in The Black Hole (1979)

Today is a good day to remember one of the big screen's most unexpected horrors. My first horror, and a lifeling impression for sci-fi, the weird, and horror. It was a mess of a movie, but a glorious mess.
m.imdb.com/title/tt0078...

Hard agree, unless the serial killer is like a vampire with a compelling background or something

If you see this, post a vampire that isn't Dracula

This game is fantastic. Series of short horror games with the same art, overarching story, dark yet comedic tone, and yet from different creators. Highly recommend it for a spooky play this season.

Image of a pond with tree leaves turning color and calm water reflecting sky and clouds.

Pretty stormy out here last couple of days, but taking advantage of a brief respite #touchsomegrass

I love those little critters. I hadn't heard the term "garbage baby" before, thanks for that.

Humble Bundle tiles that show what could be a story of Artificial Intelligence staring ominously at a sleeping woman, taking humanity into a World of Darkness. (Books titled "Vampirella sinks her teeth into comics", "The Human Side of AI", and "World of Darkness")

When the Humble Bundle tiles are, themselves, a horror story:

If you're a writer/other creator in the United States, consider creating an LLC for your business and then signing up for a local area Chamber of Commerce. Many of them have health insurance plans that pool their members and members of other CoCs to create insurance efficiencies relative to ACA.

Art by Steven Rhodes
www.tumblr.com/hallowedwein...

Blearu morning eyes read this as "in other England mews"

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