Casting the Runes for a Night With A Demon

 This story has a link to a motion picture that may surprise you.

That's right. The film was Night of the Demon. It is truly a spooky film with even spookier production troubles.

The fantastical demon, the title character, is a critter cum Baphometian type devil. They did a great job photographing him. He, of course, WAS REAL.

He later had a championship bout with Hulk Hogan whom he "toasted" with his fire-breathing skills.

Some popcorn for you:

M.R. James

Jacques Tourneur

Another Baphometian Critter Demon is featured in The Devil Rides Out. 

Here's a sample of the gut-tearing horror of Night of the Demon:

That thing was real. Did you see that?

What is the Pass Phrase?

Some say there are passwords that get you through certain doors. That guarantee your doors are not busted in by the Secret Police. Some say there are whole phrases. Signs and countersigns. What is the pass phrase for you and your family? Here is one answer:

When they break your door down and accuse you of being a mind criminal, try this pass phrase: "I LOVE BIG BROTHER!"

Who was Kilroy?

 A channel well worth your intellectual time and effort is Faces of the Forgotten. Here is a sample in the which FOTF reveals the identity of . . . "Kilroy."

A friend and I from College were thinking about doing a Rock Opera together. The Story was going to be a horror story. The ending was going to feature "Mr. Roboto" and a revelation as to who Kilroy was. But obviously we had no idea. 

Kilroy was going to be our villain. It was going to be an anti-technology jam session. But as you can see the real Kilroy was an inspiration.

Here is Styx creating a Sci-Fi Horror Legend of the same name:

How He Left the Hotel

This was the first post I ever saw at Weird World. It was quite memorable. Something strange happens at the Empire Hotel.

Get nice and chilly at Weird World.

What a Curious World!

 Howdy folks! 

I thought I'd start us off with an introduction to Curious World. It is one of my favorite YouTube Channels. The posts are well-researched and history oriented. CW is perfect for those who prefer their chills to be historically grounded. 

This one is called: The Legend of Sarah Whitehead.

Don't forget to like and subscribe to CW. He will not disappoint.