Tag: halloween

What I want to share with you for Halloween

The Iconic Halloween Costume Character

Halloween, the night of ghouls, ghosts, and all things eerie, brings forth an age-old tradition of dressing up in costumes. Among the myriad of characters that populate this festive night, there exists one iconic figure that stands above the rest – the enigmatic and beloved Jack-o’-lantern.

Originating from ancient Celtic folklore, the Jack-o’-lantern has evolved into an emblematic symbol of Halloween. The tale of Jack, a clever but mischievous soul who tricked the Devil himself, resonates through the ages. Denied entry into both heaven and hell upon his demise, Jack was condemned to wander the …

The Top 10 Most Terrifying Zombie Movies of All Time

Zombies, the reanimated corpses driven by an insatiable hunger for human flesh, have become iconic figures in the world of horror cinema. Over the years, countless zombie films have emerged, each trying to outdo the other in terms of terror and suspense. Here, we present a list of the top 10 most frightening zombie movies of all time, films that have left audiences trembling in their seats and redefined the horror genre.

1. Night of the Living Dead (1968)  

George A. Romero’s classic masterpiece introduced the world to the modern zombie and set the standard …

This Weeks Contest Winner

This weeks contest winner is Doug Miller!  Thanks for playing Doug.  Doug won a copy of TLZ #1 and a TLZ Tarot Card print.  Check back next week for our last weekly contest.  Also, don’t forget to enter the big contest.  You could win an awesome TLZ prize package and get your pretty mug zombified and added to a page of TLZ!…

The Exorcist III

The third Exorcist movie is another one of those criminally underrated horror movies (Halloween III also comes to mind) and if you ask me, rivals the first one in overall awesomeness.  Sure there isn’t the crazy backstory involving all the weird going ons on set like the original but it is just as scary, but in a different way.  The first one draws its horror from what is happening to Reagan and to a certain degree the affects on her mother and Father Karras.  Exorcist III just gets down and dirty involving a series of …

Halloween is Coming!

Halloween is drawing ever closer!  There is still time to enter the big giveaway.  Just go to the contest page and tell me what your favorite horror movie is and why and you could win a cool prize package plus get your beautiful visage turned into a zombie and slapped into an upcoming page of Teenage Love Zombies!  IN THE NAME OF HORROR!

Happy Halloween!…

Thank You Doctor!

It seems Facebook doesn’t like when I run contests on their service so for the rest of October I will be holding the weekly Facebook contests right here.   Simply hit that Facebook like button at the bottom of this post and be entered to win a custom Personal Sketch Card.  That’s right, one randomly chose “liker” will get a sketch card featuring any character they choose.  I will announce the winner tomorrow on Facebook and here.…

TGT Media Interview

This weekend I was a guest on the awesome TGT Media show with the amazing host Kurtis Sasso.  We discussed all thing Teenage Love Zombies and Creephouse Comics and had a blast doing it.  Check out the show here and while you are there check out what Kurt and TGT are up to.  Trust me you won’t regret it.…

I Sell the Dead

I can’t help but think of that Alice Cooper song I Love the Dead when I see this title.  This movie and Alice’s song really have nothing to do with each other (except the dead) but that’s just my nerdy brain at work.

I Sell the Dead went way to far under the radar for such a cool little movie.  I think it came out on DVD with little to no theatrical showing or even fanfare.  Which is a shame because this is an awesome one and done horror movie.  It doesn’t try to reinvent …

Halloween Day 12: Tales From the Crypt

Tales from the Crypt, at least the TV show probably makes up a good majority of my earlier horror memories. I have very specific memories of sneaking to watch it on HBO after my father had sent us to bed so he could watch Elvira alone. WHat struck me as a child about it was of course the over the top violence but also the sense of humor about it. I had never seen something so violent and horrific played for laughs. That and who could forget the Crypt Keeper.

When I got older I …