Category: creepy
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Spooky History
I cannot recommend the YouTube channel The Museum Guide (@TheMuseumGuide) enough.
The channel provides fascinating guided virtual tours of spooky locations in the UK. The tour guide is clever, thoughtful and very well spoken. Her pacing and the objects she shows are excellent. Even her videos about Tudor history, which are filled with intrigue and murder, are a joy to watch.
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You’re F*cked – Happy All Saints’ Day!
Probably one of the most famous martyrs is Saint Peter. Born in Judaea in AD 1, Peter was the first pope and was one of the 12 apostles of Jesus.
Peter was sentenced to death by the Roman emperor Nero, famous for his ruthless and brutal treatment of Christians. In the year 64, the Great Fire of Rome started in the Circus Maximus arena. It burned for nearly a week and by the time it was put out, it had torn through 10 of Rome’s 14 districts. Nero blamed Christians for the fire, and Peter was one of the main scapegoats.
Famously, Peter asked to be crucified upside-down, as he didn’t believe anyone was worthy to be killed the same way as Jesus Christ. According to the apocryphal Acts of Peter, Peter said, ‘I beseech you the executioners, crucify me thus, with the head downward and not otherwise.’
Many believe that Peter is buried in the crypt underneath St Peter’s Basilica in Rome, but this has not been conclusively proven.
Read about more torturous saints’ deaths at www.history.co.uk.
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The Rotting Pair
The Dead Lovers, also known as The Rotting Pair, is a circa 1470 painting by a German Gothic artist, probably from Ulm or more generally from Swabia or the Upper Rhine region. It is on display in the Musée de l’Œuvre Notre-Dame. Its inventory number is MBA 1442 (“MBA” stands for Musée des Beaux-Arts).
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The Grateful Head
https://www.comics.org/issue/11109/cover/4/ Beauty has its price, but the confidence it grants is priceless.
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Werewolf!
I can’t imagine having the resources and talent to make this kick-ass werewolf head trophy. I am in awe of the creator and artist who made this, MissMonster. The instructions to make your own are available on Instructables: Halloween Decor Werewolf Head.
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A Touch of Goth Decor
How cool is this witchy hand decoration?!
Full instructions on how to make your own can be found at Me and Annabelle Lee: Come Here My Pretty.
Me and Annabelle Lee has a great collection of goth home decor ideas that you can “goth it yourself”: https://www.meandannabellee.com/category/goth-it-yourself/.
The Devil's Muse 