Demons and Angels
Princess of succubi.
Who is Lilith?
Long before Tamagotchi and computer game simulations, if you wanted a pet without actually having the inconveniences of having to keep it alive then there was this product, tt came with its own bedding and ventilated carrier, designed to emulate the experience of owning a real pet.
Perhaps the best know artist among the Impressionists, this artist captured the changeable effects of light on the landscape through prismatic shards of color delivered as rapidly painted strokes, moreover, his multiple studies of haystacks and other subjects anticipated the use of serial imagery in Pop Art and Minimalism.
Who is Claude Monet?
When massive stars die, they die in a spectacular explosion called a this event, after which either they collapse into a neutron star or a black hole, or their matter is scattered around the surrounding area to form a diffuse nebula.
What is a Supernova?
This famous movie depicts an alien creature that assimilates and takes the flesh of others to grow its mass, it is described by many viewers as an eldritch horror in this movie and very heavily inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's art form.
What is "The Thing"?
This archangel also called Malak al-Mawt, literally (“angel of death”), taking the soul of the dead to heaven or hell in the intermediary realm
Who is Azrael?
Chicago has had its share of killers, but perhaps none more haunting than this serial killer, the pharmacist who turned a hotel into a torture castle.
Who is H.H. Holmes?
A Country Music Hall of Fame member and recently inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, her career spans a record 49 Top 10 country albums and 120 charted singles over the past 50 years, including 26 songs that hit #1 on the Billboard Country charts, a record for a female artist.
Who is Dolly Parton?
The transparent front part of the eyes, doesn’t get any blood supply and receives oxygen directly from the air
What is the Cornea?
Ancient, powerful creatures whose origins lie in the distant past of the cosmos, no two of these entities are exactly alike, although they tend to share similar traits. most are colossal monstrosities formed from the very fabric of the universe and virtually impossible to destroy, have minds whose thought processes are incomprehensible to humans, show little to no regard for the consequences their actions may have on lesser beings, and drive to insanity any who look upon their true form.
What are the Great Old Ones?
Commander in chief of the armies of Hell, Grand Cross of the Order of the Fly.
Who is Baal?
The movie that made director Steven Spielberg's name, this story of a greatly feared beast that plagues a small tourist island—and the sheriff charged with stopping it—still delivers all of the thrills that it did in 1975.
What is Jaws?
This Artist is legendary for being mentally unstable (he did, after all, cut off part of his ear after an argument with fellow painter Paul Gauguin), but his paintings are among the most famous and beloved of all time.
Who is Vincent van Gogh?
The only solid elements that assume liquid form at room temperature are bromine and mercury, however, you can melt this metal by holding a lump in the warmth of your hand.
What is Gallium?
All these entities are different from one another, but most share some basic characteristics: they are immensely powerful entities who have existed for untold millennia, they have thought processes and personal goals which are completely incomprehensible to the mortal mind, and they have physical forms the mere suggestion of which is enough to drive a man insane.
What are the Outer Gods?
Considered in Islam by some to be the angel of the trumpet responsible for signaling the coming of Judgment Day.
Who is Raphael?
According to one précis, in 1735, a woman named Leeds was giving birth to her thirteenth child and exclaimed "let the child be the devil!". The child, though born normally. immediately grew wings, tail, and claws and flew out to the Pine Barrens.
What is the Jersey Devil?
Often described as a modern-day renaissance man, Aurelio Voltaire is an accomplished singer-performer, author, and creator of films, animation, toys, and home decor, as well as an internationally touring musician for nearly 30 years, This artist is at the forefront of the Gothic and Dark Cabaret genres. Mixing mirth with the macabre, his music becomes increasingly sought after around Halloween.
Who is Aurelio Voltaire?
What is known as ‘triple point‘ exists in science, it occurs when temperature and pressure is just right for three phases (gas, liquid and solid) of this substance to coexist in thermodynamic equilibrium.
What is Water?
This ancient eldritch evil lies dormant in a town and only awakens every 27 years to devour those it hunts, only ever eating humans, it's true form being called the "Deadlights", to many this singular entity identifies as an eldritch horror in both the novel and movie it originates from.
What is "It" or Pennywise?
Prince dethroned and chief of the opposition party.
Who is Satan?
This torture technique comes from Nordic legends of Viking executions, the condemned’s back was slashed so as to give access to the ribs, which were then broken and twisted upward to look like wings, to add insult to injury, salt was poured into the wound, and as a final blow, the lungs were pulled out and draped over the rib-wings for effect.
What is the Blood Eagle?
I scream, you scream we all scream for this Norwegian artist's famous painting, The Scream, the Mona Lisa of anxiety.
Who is Edvard Munch?
Numerous diseases were studied in order to determine their potential use in warfare. Among them were plague, anthrax, dysentery, typhoid, paratyphoid and cholera, according to a paper by Dr Robert K.D. Peterson for Montana University, numerous atrocities were committed including infecting wells with cholera and typhoid and spreading plague-ridden fleas across Chinese cities for this medical experiment.
What is Japan's Unit 731 Experiment?
These entities are described as large "multicellular protoplasmic masses" or amorphous blobs, faintly luminescent and filled with gelatinous bubbles; with several eyes and temporary organs constantly forming and un-forming upon them, almost mindless at the beginning, they were controlled through a form of hypnotic influence and could shape their appearance and essence to serve for several tasks; but regularly for construction.
What are Shoggoths?