ByElena
On March 31, 1922, a German family of six was brutally murdered on their farm located in Hinterkaifeck, a small village in Bavaria. The murders, which occurred under mysterious circumstances and with extreme violence, caused a sensation across Germany, and to this day, the case remains unsolved.
ByElena
Dear dark souls passionate about mysterious stories, today I want to tell you the true story of one of the most famous and intriguing escapes in criminal history: that of the three inmates who escaped from Alcatraz prison in 1962.
Inside an abandoned house, a masked figure commits suicide with a razor. From his corpse emerges a woman (also masked) who masturbates the deceased until she becomes pregnant. She soon gives birth to a trembling, deformed humanoid: both will attempt to integrate into a tribe of hooded men but will be brutally raped and tortured, in an increasingly unbearable crescendo for the viewer.
A New York police lieutenant is on the hunt for two punks who raped a nun inside a church.
Stephen King’s publisher (Sperling & Kupfer) releases the first horror novel by Roberto De Feo and Lucio Besana, the director and screenwriter of “The Nest” and “A Classic Horror Story”!
On the novel, there’s a sticker featuring a quote from Gabriele Mainetti!
Ryuichi Sakamoto has died, the great Japanese musician and composer who won the Academy Award in 1988 for the soundtrack of Bernardo Bertolucci’s film “The Last Emperor,” which he created with David Byrne and Cong Su. He was 71 years old. Japanese news agencies were the first to report the news of his passing. Last summer, Ryuichi Sakamoto—who had previously overcome throat cancer and rectal cancer in 2014—announced that he was suffering from stage four lung cancer, with slim chances of recovery. Among his most famous pieces is “Forbidden Colours,” part of the soundtrack for Nagisa Ōshima’s film “Furyo (Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence).”
The web series Fantasmagoria by Byron Rink is back with a new season that promises to be even more frightening and engaging than the previous one, with increasingly unsettling and intriguing plots and atmospheres.
Spanish director Jaume Balagueró is known for his horror films, such as the REC saga and The Nameless (Los Sin Nombre), but with Sleep Tight (Bed Time), he ventured into a different genre—the psychological thriller.
The plot revolves around the character of Vera (played by Elena Anaya), a young woman whom Robert keeps imprisoned in his laboratory and on whom he performs numerous surgical experiments. The relationship between the two characters becomes increasingly complex and disturbing, gradually revealing dark secrets and revenge.
Delirium is a 1987 film directed by Lamberto Bava, one of the most prolific directors in Italian horror cinema and son of the famous Mario Bava. This film represents an example of *giallo all’italiana*, a genre that combines elements of thriller, horror, and mystery. With an intricate plot, suspenseful atmosphere, and strong visual aesthetics, *Le Foto di Gioia* stands out for its ability to keep viewers on edge until the very end.
