I have long since wanted to create things, through drawing, through animating, or writing. Like many others my aspirations have been bogged down by life. I have found myself wanting to begin anew, to finally create something I could look back on and be proud of. This led me to start creating my first novel... Continue Reading →
The Lighthouse Has Roots
A German businessman in 1929 Gloucester encounters a sinister lighthouse, missing townspeople, and an unnatural light in this historical cosmic horror story.
Monotony
I awoke in an old office building, the reddish hue of a sunset illuminating the windowed walls. The room was barren and dilapidated when a voice emerged from deeper inside. I followed the low rhythmic melody, the words just faint enough to be muffled throughout the echoing hallway. I strode closer to the voice, slow... Continue Reading →
How to Create a Believable Psychopath for Your Novel
Throughout fiction and non-fiction alike, a certain type of person has made a lasting impact on those who are introduced to them: psychopaths. Whether they be true-to-life killers such as Ted Bundy or imagined ones like Hannibal Lecter, people always find themselves interested in the complex character archetype. So it would go without saying that... Continue Reading →
5 Anime that did Dark and Gruesome, Before Attack on Titan
Attack on Titan, is one of the most popular anime, not only in recent years but as a whole. It is known for its bloody and mature content, which may have spearheaded its arrival into the anime scene, but held its place above the others with its in-depth world-building and unformulaic story design. However there... Continue Reading →
Monster Hunting for Dummies: CH 1
(The Neebs Gaming Inspired Monster Hunting Web Series) Chapter 1: Small Town Big Problems Cruising down the empty highways of the midwest, a dark blue 1965 Plymouth Barracuda hums. The land is flat, with sporadic trees and billboards along the road. The sun beats down, as it does for most of the year. The Plymouth... Continue Reading →
Top 10 Games Like Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen
While Dragon's Dogma offers a lot of content, and a great reply value, some may want to experience something new while still getting that Dragon’s Dogma feel. Unfortunately, the game brings such a unique air to its gameplay, that it can be quite difficult to find something similar. I've curated this list from games I've... Continue Reading →
5 Ways to Actually Make Your Horror Story Spine-chilling
It can be quite difficult to write something truly horrifying. Even in most horror movies, with the added benefit of being able to visibly show their chilling tales, they suffer from cheap jump scares in order to actually scare anyone. So as a horror writer, what are you to do? In this article, we will... Continue Reading →
Top 15 Games I Refuse to Play because They are Too Scary!
I love horror, in films, in aesthetics, and even in real life. When It comes to horror games I just cant handle it. So here are my top 15 horror games/series that I just cant play. 15) Silent Hill Games Of this list, this is one of the rare few that I actually attempted. Specifically... Continue Reading →
How to Make the Perfect Vampire the Masquerade Film
There are countless vampire films, well at least I'm not going to count them all. Though within the vampire genre, there is the cult classic franchise of "Vampire: the Masquerade" by White Wolf Publishing. This Goth-punk franchise has spanned video games, novels, comics, and its original RPG tabletop game. Rumors have spread of a possible... Continue Reading →
Never Heard of M: Aurelio Voltaire
"Never heard of M" is a new specialized segment dedicated to less known musical artists and giving details about who they are as well as their music. Today we will be discussing Voltaire, the gothic folk musician. To many people's surprise, they may have heard or seen Voltaire's work in one form or another. Before... Continue Reading →
