October Is for the Weird Stuff
One of the best things about horror is that it doesn't have to look a certain way.
You can have a haunted house.
A cursed video game.
A creature lurking in the woods.
A vampire with terrible fashion sense.
A podcast about something scratching underneath someone's basement.
A short story that makes you afraid to turn off the lights.
A comic featuring an impossibly long-limbed nightmare creature.
A song that sounds like it was recorded inside a haunted arcade.
Or an indie horror project made by three people, a laptop, and approximately seventeen cups of coffee.
If it scares you, creeps you out, makes you laugh nervously, or makes you check the hallway twice before going to bed, we're interested.
That's the beauty of horror.
There are no shortage of ways to be terrified.
Humanity has been incredibly creative about this.
