* Won’t somebody please think of the little monsters? These 7 famous horror movie dads definitely did…no matter what the cost. We’re sure your own dad is amazing. But just for a moment, indulge us and admit it: you wish your parents would go this distance for you. To all the dads out there: Happy Father’s Day…and stay your own semi-demented selves, always. We love ya! 1. Andrew McGee from Firestarter (1984) father and daughter
* No, really: this was a recent search phrase on the halloweenalliance.com Stats page. And it was love at first bite…sorry, sight. I mean — we have so many questions. How could one not know? Who needs to know the answer to this burning question? And would we be stupid to invite the questioner in? It is honestly such a fun idea that we decided to get our team on the hunt for signs you’ve
We Have a Ghost (For Real)
Category: Word to the Weird
I rarely write about personal experiences on Halloween Alliance. I like to bring all things Halloween to my creepy little readers…one scare at a time. Usually, that means menacing movies, lurid locales and horrifying history. (And annoying alliteration, apparently.) But as spring moves along toward summer, I’m thinking about The Man in My Hallway, as I do at this time each year. And I wanted to share him with you. (I hope he doesn’t mind.)
Haven’t heard of Victorian death portraits? Be prepared to roll over in your grave…these eerie images will shock you. * Halloween enthusiasts everywhere really, really love the dead. Except when they’re really, really dead. While we may adore the annual taboo-busting festival, actual death just, well…creeps us out. But Victorians took a different view. They utilized the eerie art of post-mortem photography to dress up, position and memorialize deceased loved ones. This child’s almost-alive look
There’s something deliciously creepy about taking something as cheesy and harmless as a pink flamingo and turning it into a creature that, you know, eats dead stuff. So when we saw the “make vultures out of garden flamingos” trend, we knew we had to try it. Here’s what we used (with links) and the step-by-step tutorial. (Psst…it’s easy!) STEP ONE: Gather the Materials Here’s what we used: pink garden flamingos satin Black spray paint (make