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Dark, Haunting, Macabre. Carpe Noctem by Prelude to a Nightmare has it all. Need new music for you haunt this year or just like a good emo Gothic brood in the dark? Here’s an album I stumbled across on Twitter a few days back thanks to having @PreludetoaNight suggested to me by the Twitter bots. [Click here for more.]
It appears I have become a complete contest whore. But that’s not stopping me from pointing you fine folks toward the same contest. Dr Gangrene – Nashville horror host – has a great Midnight Syndicate giveaway contest going on over on Youtube. Just click the graphic above and watch the video there. Then leave a [Click here for more.]
I’m always thinking of yinz when I spot freebies. Over at GraveCast.com, Mobius J Kromwell – hell if I know if that’s his real name so don’t ask, k? – is giving away – that means free dammit – some awesome sounds and soundscapes. Why? Maybe cause he’s nuts? I couldn’t tell ya, but starting [Click here for more.]
See, entering a bazillion – yes, it’s a number because my spell check says it is – times you really can win these contests. Congratulations to Kathy, who indeed entered more than half of the entries in the contest, and a new contest for DVD Monday will be up soon. Stay tuned.
One of the most overlooked parts of any haunted house in my opinion has to be music. Try to imagine “Psycho” without those nails-on-a-chalkboard strings as Mother/Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) is slaughtering Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) in the shower and you’ll get what I mean. Sound and lighting in general can overcome many a last [Click here for more.]
The band that started an entire genre of music – Midnight Syndicate. I have everything they ever put out and have found each CD critical for my haunts over the years for setting the mood. I posted a widget below for you to sample their catalog as well as download the MP3′s if you’re so [Click here for more.]
What an amazing treasure trove I just came across. The Monster Club is an archive of 300+ old time radio shows all with a horror theme. There’s plenty of archives of old time radio out there, but with this one there’s no slogging through everything just to get the creepy ones. Registration for the site [Click here for more.]
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