
The Dark Piano
https://thedarkpiano.com/
Dark, ghostly music composed by Nicolas Gasparini. All of it is so good, and it’s the music I primarily use for Cabins & Killers. He is gracious to allow creators to use his music so long as you credit him.
https://thedarkpiano.com/
Dark, ghostly music composed by Nicolas Gasparini. All of it is so good, and it’s the music I primarily use for Cabins & Killers. He is gracious to allow creators to use his music so long as you credit him.
https://www.thehomicidalhomemaker.com/
Halloween and horror recipes crafted by a wickedly good cook! I swear if there is any horror movie you like, she has a recipe for it. If you really want to wow your guests, follow her on YouTube and start cracking some skulls — er, eggs.
https://theproperpeople.com/
Urban exploration but with a haunted atmosphere. The music that accompanies their videos gives these abandoned locations a real feeling of cognitive dissonance, like nightmares out of context.
https://www.sinistervisions.com/
Haunted house web design! If I’m having a bad day, I just go through SV’s gallery of haunted house website designs. They’re all so unique and spooky.
https://sellfy.com/thebrandedquotes/
Fonts, some of which are delightfully spooky. I fell in love with The Branded Quotes’ handmade fonts, especially the ones with horror-inspired names like CHAPTERS and ANOTHER DANGER and AMERICAN FRIGHTS.
https://opacity.us/
Urban exploration photography by Tom Kirsch. I have visited Opacity since I was a teenager in the early millennium. There is something about these photos of abandoned sites that just haunts me… And apparently many others.
https://thehairsonthebackofyourneck.tumblr.com/
The art of Brian Coldrick. This particular series has you staring at animated artworks, waiting to see the spookiness within the darkest edges of each image. It’s a very cool concept that makes you want to flip to the next panel every time.
http://fantastic.library.cornell.edu/index.php
An archived site by the Cornell Institute of Digital Collections featuring historical art of the grotesque, the bizarre, and the obscene. A truly fascinating site to browse while mulling over a hot cider and contemplating your next horror project.