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@@theshadow- I suspect it's AI generated tho !

@@denissalem5508 Cryo Chamber makes their own art it's in the description

I had a nightmare almost exactly like it once. I woke up screaming.

I wish the artist included their source of inspiration in the discription. Because.. what the hell??

That thumbnail / artwork ALSO caught my attention.. 👀👀 🤝

What a kickass story yo. Thank you for your service brotha, CHEERS! \,,/

i wish i knew how to read.

@@ElRealPetChicken I get that you're probably joking and, my compliments because, I did get a laugh or two out of this but...that being said, if you're serious, all you have to do is start small then work yourself up to more advanced material. I dropped out of college in 2019 and've been working odd jobs here and there, basically only making enough to feed myself, entertain myself, and keep my studio apartment. I convinced myself through prior academic failure that I didn't know how to learn and was thus useless and would never be good at school. I however, wanted to be better at reading, to have the confidence to tackle dense subject matter with ability to comprehend, enjoy, and teach it to others when conversing about my latest literary discovery. I began by asking myself what I loved to read as a boy then began checking Goosebump books out at the library, ostensibly for my nephew if anyone asked but, secretly, for _me._ From there, I started reading teen novels like _Twilight_ (I liked imagining it from Edward's perspective, don't judge) and _The Chronicles of Vladimir Todd._ I then started picking up Stephen King novels like _Pet Sematary_ and _Carrie._ From there I graduated to Lovecraft and his contemporaries and now I read most anything. Start small and get harder and harder stuff, buddy. Hope you've had a great Thanksgiving and I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas! :)

@@Mr.Ambrose_Dyer_Armitage_Esq. I’m not sure if this makes a difference to you, but just so you know; I clicked on this video for no particular reason the other day, and after a couple of minutes was about to click off but scrolled to the comments. I saw your comment regarding the hellbound heart, and with it being a slow day at work, immediately googled the text and read it cover to cover whilst listening to this video in its entirety. I really enjoyed it and didn’t even realise (until I got to the bit with the pinheaded cenophite) that it was the inspiration for Hellraiser. Thanks for keeping me on the page and expanding my interest in something I never knew would have appealed to me. I’m typing this as I sit on my sofa (after a couple of beers) and I’ve just rented the movie on prime to see if it holds a candle or not. I also massively, massively agree with your comment to the other user. I’ve recently started reading again after studying literature and film at university. Uni wasn’t a great place for me and whilst I did manage to complete the degree I swore off novels entirely and, much like some kind of literary Scrooge, declared to myself that reading was a waste of time. This was obviously reactionary to my experiences with critics over my time at university and not a rational response at all, but I’m older now and thankfully I was lead to a text that made me reevaluate. The book that really turned everything around for me personally, and I feel I should mention it because of what you are saying about challenging yourself as a reader, is Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian. If you can stomach the hellbound heart, you’re about 1/2 of the way to being able to roll with McCarthy, and I strongly suggest you give it a go. The prose is very brutal and hard to follow, and the plot is, at the best of times, vile, but some of the themes and revelations in the story are an ample reward for those who persevere. Just wanted to get all this out as I’d been thinking about your comment for a couple of days. Thanks for showing me the hellbound heart and I hope you enjoy/try blood meridian if you get the chance/haven’t read it already 👍🏼

@@horsethief822 Thanks for the recommendation. I have to drop by the book store for Christmas shopping and I'll see if they have a copy. I'll read it when I get the chance and I got a Post-It note here so I don't forget to let you know what I thought. Happy you enjoyed _Hellbound Heart,_ it really is something else and I'm keen to gnaw on Barker's other works.

Who is it by? It is superb 👌🤌🫶

Nothing "magnificent" about demonic Ritual/Sacrificial bloodletting ... IMO

Hell Yeah Cradle of Filth!!!! \m/

I think this may have been inspired by Elizabeth Bathory, as was Cruelty and the Beast.

There is beauty within despair. I think the most dark things are the most real which is what we are drawn to.

@@grfnzgl спасибо, я подписан на его канал.Сильно удивился, узнав что это один и тот же исполнитель) И ведь всегда чувствовал что есть какая-то связь и общий почерк)

Hola hermosa Janet❤

@@Torres1003A Thank you Torres :)

ah-ah , you made me laugh !! My ex girlfriend had the same problem. Puddles of blood everywhere.

HA

Thanks for the laugh on a cold and gloomy Monday.

felt lmaooo

😄

Dope?

Oh god I’m an idiot 😂 it’s Broken from Cellblock not Ptahil

It will be in the next wallpaper pack (for our RU-vid members)

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