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A place to explore the macabre, spooky, dark, and mysterious aspects of life.
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A Change in the Manor’s Hours (opens the original)
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There comes a time in the affairs of every respectable old house when the servants begin to look tired, the correspondence piles up, and someone discovers that the pantry has been empty for three days. Grimrose Manor has reached such a moment.<img alt="" class="siz
Such Sights To Show You (opens the original)
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This week, Grimrose Manor has the pleasure of introducing a new contributor. Zander Chase is a lover of all things surreal, dark, and atmospheric. He also enjoys theatre, fiction writing, and filling out bookshelves with completed horror novels, manga, and artwork collections. In this piece, he offers an insightful overview of the Hellraiser franchise—pinpointing (ahem) what makes the best installments so special, and which ones to add to your spooky season watchlist.“Demons to some, Angels to o
Chupacabra: The “Goat-Sucker” from Out of Nowhere (opens the original)
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Some monsters and cryptids seem to have been with us forever. The vampire has been lurking in the shadows for centuries. Werewolves have been blamed for unfortunate woodland incidents since long before anybody invented a flashlight. And in the mists of prehistory, Bigfoot decided it would be a good idea to remain just blurry enough to keep the conversation going.And then there’s the Chupacabra, which is, frankly, a bit of a newcomer.The modern legend of the Chupacabra appeared in Puerto Rico in
“Fair” is Foul (opens the original)
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Last year, I learned about a Kickstarter by something called the Witches of Scotland campaign and it sounded so incredible, I had to be part of it. The CampaignThe campaign was launched by Claire Mitchell and Zoe Venditozzi on International Women’s Day in 2020, with three goals: securing a legal pardon for nearly 4,000 people—an estimated 85% of them women—who were accused of witchcraft in Scotland between 1563 and 1736;obtaining a formal apology from the Scottish government; andestablishing a n
Labor of Love (opens the original)
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Deep in the woods of Northwest Alabama, down a narrow, winding road, there’s a place where the dead are remembered. The sign calls it the Key Underwood Coon Dog Memorial Graveyard. Around here, most of us simply call it Coon Dog Cemetery.It’s an unlikely place for one of the most remarkable animal memorial grounds in America. There are no grand mausoleums, marble statues, manicured lawns, or imposing gates. Instead, there are trees, red dirt, hand-painted signs, weathered stones, and hundreds of
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