- What is the best horror story you can come up with in two sentences. : AskReddit
Some of these are particularly good.
Tag: horror
Bookmarks for July 17, 2013
- Joshua Hoffine
Some very fine horror photography in here.
Bookmarks for September 27, 2012
- Monty’s World – Mapping the life and work of M.R. James
Oooh, this is nice.
- iOS 6 ad-tracking opt-out | jwz
Two useful (and rather buried, tsk) advertising/tracking opt-outs for iOS 6.
Bookmarks for March 7, 2011
- Creepy Girl In Hotel Hallway Gag
This is superb. And I'm pretty certain that if I turned a corner in a badly-lit hotel corridor, and saw a creepy small child standing there, I'd find another way to get where I was going as well. Start watching from about 45 seconds in.
- Terminally Geeky: use automatic login more securely
Need to set this up on my machines. It's a trivial enough thing, but the articles exactly right about why it's good – if I'm rebooting my machine for some reason, I can disenage from it until I'm 100% ready to come back, instead of having to reboot, wait, relogin and wait again.
- Skulls Direct – Skull Film Props, Human Skull Models, Gothic and Vampire Skulls and Bespoke Horror Film Props
Very specific prop shop. But funny.
- IE6 Countdown
Even Microsoft want people to stop using IE 6. I'm just saying…
Bookmarks for November 1, 2010
- Steve Lieber And The Cellmate Test Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
This made me laugh. Lads, if you are confused as to whether a compliment you are paying a lady is going to be taken as flattery, or if you're going to cross the line into creepy, her is a simple test that will save you more than 90% of the time: imagine yourself in jail, and imagine how you would feel if your hypothetical cellmate said exactly the same thing to you. Now do you see?
- His Face All Red
An absolute gem of a little horror comic. Serious, go read.
- Lizard Brain » Blog Archive » 100 Aspects of Genre: Learning from the Dead and the Dying
Nice post on the evolution of genre, and why some genres flourish, some mutate, and some die at different times.
Bookmarks for October 10, 2010
- The Trending by C.J. Lines | Feedbooks
C.J. Lines "Filth Kiss" was one of the more gleefully horrible (and genuinely disturbing) works of horror fiction I read the other year. He has made his short story "The Trending" available in a number of electronic formats, for absolutely nothing. It's a lovely little take on the classic Monkey's Paw stories, brought into the 21st century.