Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (8/17) "Long Hair In The Attic", has been one of my favourite Junji Ito short stories for the longest time. It was the first story of his I ever read, way back when I first discovered him in high school.

    (8/17) "Long Hair In The Attic", has been one of my favourite Junji Ito short stories for the longest time. It was the first story of his I ever read, way back when I first discovered him in high school.
    41122年前
    Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (10/17) Another story where the horror comes from an unexpected place. Instead of monsters or cosmic horrors, we're confronted with the idea that we may be replaced by a facsimile of ourselves, in this case a pre-recorded VHS tape.

    (10/17) Another story where the horror comes from an unexpected place. Instead of monsters or cosmic horrors, we're confronted with the idea that we may be replaced by a facsimile of ourselves, in this case a pre-recorded VHS tape.
    5922年前
    Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (11/17) A couple of the stories in this collection feel a little more outside of expected genre conventions. For instance, "The Sword of the Reanimator" feels a lot closer to horror-fantasy than I'm used to from him.

    (11/17) A couple of the stories in this collection feel a little more outside of expected genre conventions. For instance, "The Sword of the Reanimator" feels a lot closer to horror-fantasy than I'm used to from him.
    0682年前
    Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (13/17) And of course, I love any of his stories that feature a big gross-out body melt scene. This one has a couple that are absolutely fantastic. Lots of skeletons!

    (13/17) And of course, I love any of his stories that feature a big gross-out body melt scene. This one has a couple that are absolutely fantastic. Lots of skeletons!
    1752年前
    Trevor Henderson🍉@slimyswampghost

    (14/17) As I was saying, skeletons. This story, which features a group of characters getting hopelessly lost in a never-ending labyrinth lined with staring, mummified monks, is deeply claustrophobic and scary!

    (14/17) As I was saying, skeletons. This story, which features a group of characters getting hopelessly lost in a never-ending labyrinth lined with staring, mummified monks, is deeply claustrophobic and scary!
    21292年前
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