Part 2 of Lady Lilith's Outlast Game play review!

Hey all! Lady Llilith here once again to bring you Part 2 of Outlast. There were some good jump scares for me this time around and now I have more of a mission to re-start all the damn generators. And can you guess where they are located? None other than the basement. Ugghhh. 

Hope you enjoyed and I promise to start get other games recorded soon! Promise! 

Thanks again everyone!

Lady Lilith - Necronomiblogger

Video Game Spotlight - Terror Time Review: Outlast Game play video is here!

Hello all, 

Lady Llilith here. I finally got around to filming a video of an amazing horror game called Outlast. Here you will see me screaming and cursing like a sailor because holy shit this game is ridiculous. And by ridiculous I mean ridiculously good.  Outlast is rated M for mature and with good reason. Blood, guts, language, and intense graphic scenes. If you don’t like that kind of thing, well why are you on this site? This is horror people! No but seriously, this game starts off with some graphic scenes but later on it gets really bad so if you are squeamish at all, maybe just stick to reading our reviews.

Overall I had a great time playing this game and I now know what all the hype was surrounding it. I can’t wait to keep playing more! 

RATING: 10/10 - would play again and again and again. 

I hope you enjoy my very first gaming video and please leave some feedback on what other games or topics you would like me to review for future videos!

Terrifyingly yours,

Lady Llilith

Behind The Evil Dead Videos

These videos have been out for a couple years, but as it's one of my favorite horror films (being a fan of the original franchise), and Jane Levy is adorable. This is a great series of behind the scenes for those that love the film. I'm sure much different that what the original film makers went through.

Mr. Jones (2013) Movie Review

By Trey Abel

Mr. Jones (2013)

Director: Karl Mueller

Netflix rating: 1.5 out of 5 stars

“A young couple moves to the woods and soon finds their nightmares and reality colliding.”

This suspenseful horror film starts out shot in the "found footage" style and follows married couple Penny and Scott as they drive through a rural desert area to a secluded cabin to work on Scott's new idea for a nature documentary.

Soon after arriving, the film moves to a "montage" scene where we find out through a series of flashbacks that their relationship was rocky. To make matters worse, Scott has stopped taking his medication and soon stops shooting the documentary entirely.

While shooting one afternoon, Scott happens to find a cabin that belongs to mysterious artist "Mr. Jones" who is renown in the art world for sending out scarecrow "totems" across the country. These totems have no reason or description and have captivated the art world apparently. Penny immediately sees this as a way to salvage the documentary and things start to get weird.

The Cinematography catches a good blend of differing first person shots so you don't get the standard "this is what the actor is seeing" the whole movie. Penny and Scott were both well cast and as the movie progresses they do a great job of building the tension as the movie moves towards a reality bending conclusion. I’m not usually a big fan of the first person found footage style but I felt like director Karl Mueller (in his feature debut) did a great job of using it to create some artistic shots and keep a fresh take on a familiar genre.

The ending is definitely not going to be for everybody. Mainly due to the fact that it gets pretty trippy and incoherent at places, but I felt that the end, did a pretty good job of explaining itself through the confusion. Mood wise this movie was tense, frightening, and paced very well with a run-time of 84 minutes.

Nothing seemed to be slacking or dragged out with the exception of a few parts towards the end. If you are looking for an excellent quick suspenseful horror movie on Netflix this one comes with a very high recommendation from me. Karl Mueller definitely put out and admirable first effort and I'll be looking forward to seeing what he can do in the future.

Trey is an Omaha musician and horror fan. When not playing bass with his band Rock Paper Dynamite, he's busy working on movie reviews for us and hanging out with his cat. 

The Bongcheong Dong Ghost Interactive Web Comic

By Lady Lillith

Over the years I have found some great and interesting comics on the web but nothing like this interactive story. Created in 2011, a Korean horror comic was posted online and it spread like wildfire. It scared me so much I still have a hard time looking at it without feeling my heart beat just a little bit faster.  I’ve seen postings of it recently and it has made me go back and enjoy this treasure all over again. This wonderful comic is called the “Bongcheong Dong Ghost”. It was written and illustrated by a Korean web cartoonist Ho-Rang and was submitted to the Naver Webtoon’s 2011 mystery short contest.

Since its publication, the urban legend comic has become infamous on the web, mostly for its inclusion of partially animated sequences and audio segments using javascript triggers. It is impossible to not activate these triggers and even though I know they’re there…they get me EVERY TIME.

The story of this comic follows a Korean schoolgirl who is coming home from an after-school study hall at 11:20 pm. As she approaches her apartment complex, she meets a ghost of a woman asking for her baby. She tries to trick the ghost and run away, but it only enrages the ghost.

Overall Bongcheong Dong Ghost is a creative interactive story that has had many people of all ages cowering and screaming with just a scrolling of its screen. Many have posted reaction videos which are fun to watch. (i.e. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vI0Wmxc2cY )

Check out the comic here: http://comic.naver.com/webtoon/detail.nhn?titleId=350217&no=31  (be sure to translate the page to English and keep your volume up!)

Update: There is a second comic!

Upon writing this blog, I have come to find that the creating of the Bongcheong Dong Ghost has made a second interactive comic called the “Ok-su Station Ghost”.

Not as good as the first comic, the Ok-station ghost lacks the suspense and intensity of the Bongcheong Dong Ghost. The story shows a young man at a train station waiting for the next train when he sees a young woman walking back and forth moaning. He thinks this is odd and decides to talk about it online with other users saying she must be drunk. They want him to take a photo and when he is about to, she isn’t there.

With only one jump scare (that really isn’t scary at all), the Ok-su Station Ghost just didn’t hold the same horror presence as the previous comic had. With that being said, I do hope the creator of these comics comes out with another one that is as enticing as the first. He does a great job in animation and activating javascript triggers, he just needs to keep up with the horror elements.

Have a look here for the Ok-su Station Ghost comic: http://comic.naver.com/webtoon/detail.nhn?titleId=350217&no=30&weekday=tue (as always, keep your volume up and be sure to translate to English)