by
Ghastly McNasty
I just came across the website of Joshua Hoffine, and just had to shout about it. Josh’s own brand of twistedness has materialised in an extremely dark series of photographs that are absolutely jaw-dropping.
Hoffine seems to be influenced by horror films and each of his own photographs could easily be seen as a horror movie poster that should have been made. Instead of using illustrations, or faking his imagery through Photoshop, Josh’s photographs are given their terror with the clever use of make-up, props and effective lighting. These are some of the scariest photos I have seen so please take a look.
Take a look at his awesome horror photography website.
You can also check out Joshua’s blog here.
It’s Monster Monday again! Uncle Terry is alive and on the loose. If you see him, do NOT approach!
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This has been on my own website for ages, but I thought I’d post it here too, just ‘cos. Click image to view full size.
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WARNING! : This segment of the film contains explicit use of the word “b**bies”.
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A very, very small peek at my horror comic debut ‘Beaten Path’. It’ll appear in FutureQuake’s Something Wicked. I’m the writer and Neil Roberts is the artist. Due out sometime in the Autumn. http://www.futurequake.co.uk/fq/forums/index.php?showtopic=264&st=0&#entry10651 Watch this space.
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The Cottage is a British comedy horror film, written and directed by Paul Andrew Williams. It stars Andy (Gollum, Gollum) Serkis, The League of Gentleman’s Reece Shearsmith and the buxom Jennifer Ellison as token eye candy. Apparently Ellison’s character was originally meant to be a 40 years old woman but was changed to a young […]
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Storm Warning is an Australian horror film directed by Urban Legend director Jamie Blanks. The film stars French actress Nadia Farès and Aussie Robert Taylor as a happily married couple who, after an enjoyable afternoon boating, are stranded on an remote island and take shelter in a local farmhouse. Unfortunately the farm is home to […]
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Any fans of Hammer Horror films would drool rabidly at the news; Royal Mail are releasing 6 stamps to honour 50 years of British Film industry. Three of them are Hammer Horror related and the other three are from the Carry On series. Their film posters were adapted for the stamps. The films honoured were; […]
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Junji Ito is currently Japan’s top horror “manga-ka”, and, with his “Museum of Terror” series, I had a lot of fun finding out why. Currently there are three volumes of “Museum of Terror”, a reprint in English of his short stories, which also follow the right-to-left reading format. His “Tomie” stories are well-known, and are […]
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It’s Monster Monday again! With Kenny still in hospital it’s up to Uncle Terry to try and figure out how they can be reunited. Looks like Terry’s got his own style of doing things “You badd! Youu go waaayy!
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Another spooky tale from the Back from the Depths team. Story by Ghastly McNasty, artwork by Milne. We’re always looking for new artists and story writers here in the Theatre of Terror. If you need a platform to showcase your comic book skills then please get in touch today.
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Spanish horror film The Orphanage (El Orfanato) is director Juan Antonio Bayona’s debut movie. Mexican director Guillermo del Toro is listed as a producer of this film and it’s possible to draw some similarities between this movie and Toro’s own Pan’s Labyrinth (2006), both drifting between reality and fantasy in an unusual but effective manner. […]
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