Author: Grimoire of Horror
At the start of John Schlesinger’s 1987 horror film The Believers, police psychiatrist Cal Jamison (Martin Sheen) is having a quiet morning with his wife and child. Within minutes, a malfunctioning coffee maker electrocutes his wife, boiling her insides as she stands tremoring from the shocks. It has nothing to do with the rest of
Harionago (針女子), also known as Harionna ( 針女) is a very dangerous yōkai that wanders darkened streets, alleyways, and roads at night, looking for unsuspecting victims to attack. It is unknown if the Harionago is a single entity that roams all of Japan, or if multiple spirits become Harionago, but in every recorded incident of
Hey everyone, Joe here and today I want to talk about podcasts. More specifically, audio-drama horror podcasts. So, what makes a horror audio-drama podcast special? Or, maybe I can make my point with another question: What makes a horror movie special? Here I will share some recommendations for horror podcasts! Horror movies are generally known
Gōjin Ishihara is a Showa-period Japanese artist who did ghastly illustrations of yokai in Illustrated Book of Japanese Monsters (1972) with a mastery of Indian ink for comic-esque vibrancy in absolutely mesmerizing scenes of chaos. Additionally, the artist offered his talent within many other educational books on monsters, and later produced weird fiction with strong