https://youtu.be/xxN2rk_Xmb4?si=6H66o-K8qnKK0oOv

Gojira ゴジラ is a 3D animated short film created using Blender. The film features a CGI rendition of Godzilla, mimicking the style of practical effects often seen in classic tokusatsu films.

Behind the animation - Gojira blender animation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4pUAXdd_bE

https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/locations-of-interest

The Foundation has identified a number of locations around the world (and beyond it) that are actively anomalous and support permanent communities. While these places would generally be given an SCP designation and evacuated, in some cases this is not possible, due to practical or political constraints. Although not all Locations of Interest are fully controlled by the Foundation, containment measures are in place to ensure that the general public remains unaware of their existence or anomalous nature.

An inhabited anomalous location designated as a Nexus permits residents to remain within it, under the supervision of the Foundation or another Group of Interest, since the anomalous properties of a Nexus generally cannot extend beyond its borders. Additionally, the Foundation has permitted the existence of a number of Free Ports, paranormal enclaves and other locations accessible only through anomalous means, within which the concealment and containment of anomalies is unnecessary. These communities are usually self-managed, with observation from the Foundation and local governments to ensure that anomalous phenomena remain within the Free Port. A number of additional Locations of Interest are known to the Foundation at this time, ranging in scale from small towns to entire countries, as well as entire alternate realities accessible from our own.

https://collider.com/aniara-horror-movie/

There isn't a kind of media out there as utterly, unfathomably terrifying as cosmic horror. It's a subgenre founded on the fear of the unknown, with countless creators drawing from the core tenets developed by famous authors like H.P. Lovecraft to make truly unnerving stories. Yet despite how often people try to borrow its elements to create their scary features, they often fail to really understand what makes the medium unnerving — which is why fans are so lucky to have Aniara.

Directed by Pella Kågerman and Hugo Lilja, this science fiction film follows the inhabitants of a spaceship, thrown off-course from their destination and confronted with the growing reality that is their inevitable deaths in the cold darkness of space. Cosmic horror was built on stories of the impossible eternity that is the cosmos, with writers and filmmakers refining this concept into ideas that would drive the human mind completely mad. Too often, movies reduce this into a scary big space monster with a dash of science fiction tropes thrown in to appease a general audience. Aniara does the opposite; it uses the oblivion of space as its terror, and by utilizing that concept as its core monster, it helps viewers understand to a disturbing degree what makes cosmic horror so unnerving. (...)

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MIlE9R00ik

What goes around comes around, especially on the web. Still, I think it would be a nice touch to add a small Lemmy watermark logo to the bottom right of all the original memes, just to let everyone know which platform they came from.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/24173962

> (...)Cosmic horror generally revolves around humanity's contact with an Eldritch Abomination: a being so incomprehensible that merely laying eyes on it is enough to drive a person to the brink of insanity. In many cases, those who have seen the creature are the lucky ones, because they've already cracked. The folks who haven't met it yet must live in constant fear of first contact, which lends cosmic horror stories a delicious ramp of terror that lies in wait. (...) > > books: > > - The Brotherhood of the Wheel by R.S. Belcher > - Agents of Dreamland by Caitlín R. Kiernan > - The Twenty Days of Turin by Giorgio De Maria > - Beneath by Kristi DeMeester > - Blindsight by Peter Watts > - Dead in the Water by Nancy Holder > - The Croning by Laird Barron

(...)Cosmic horror generally revolves around humanity's contact with an Eldritch Abomination: a being so incomprehensible that merely laying eyes on it is enough to drive a person to the brink of insanity. In many cases, those who have seen the creature are the lucky ones, because they've already cracked. The folks who haven't met it yet must live in constant fear of first contact, which lends cosmic horror stories a delicious ramp of terror that lies in wait. (...)

books:

• The Brotherhood of the Wheel by R.S. Belcher
• Agents of Dreamland by Caitlín R. Kiernan
• The Twenty Days of Turin by Giorgio De Maria
• Beneath by Kristi DeMeester
• Blindsight by Peter Watts
• Dead in the Water by Nancy Holder
• The Croning by Laird Barron

https://www.instagram.com/wtframecomics/

https://www.deviantart.com/demitrybelmont/gallery

Demitrybelmont is an artist from Argentina, also known as Luciano Fleitas. He has been active on DeviantArt for over 17 years, showcasing a variety of artwork that includes fantasy and surreal themes. His profile indicates a strong presence in the online art community, where he shares his creations and engages with other artists.

https://wikizilla.org/wiki/Godzilla/Gallery

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https://screenrant.com/horror-books-coming-out-2025-list/

2025 is shaping up to be a great year for horror readers, with a number of exciting new releases hitting shelves over the next year. There are enough of them to keep the scares coming all 12 months, and they span a wide range of story types and tropes. There's truly a horror novel for every type of reader, with a good mix of debut authors and big names adding to the lineup. (...)

Books mentioned in the article:

• Witchcraft For Wayward Girls
• At Dark, I Become Loathsome
• Listen To Your Sister
• They Bloom At Night
• The Buffalo Hunter Hunter
• Blood On Her Tongue
• Senseless
• When The Wolf Comes Home
• The Staircase In The Woods
• Never Flinch
• The Bewitching
• Lucky Day
• 8114
• Nowhere Burning
• King Sorrow

... we just add a new D-Class whenever someone ask about it.

Heavy Oceans by Tyler Jones is a psychological crime novel that explores family bonds under extreme circumstances. The story follows Jamie Fletcher, a new father, who travels to Hawaii to reconnect with his estranged brother, Eric. After a violent incident, they find themselves on a fishing boat facing cosmic horrors as a sinkhole opens beneath them. The narrative blends survival and existential dread, though some character arcs feel unresolved by the end. Overall, it offers a gripping mix of family drama and deep-sea terror.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/217339057-heavy-oceans

https://fanfiaddict.com/review-heavy-oceans-by-tyler-jones/

https://bsky.app/profile/tjoneswriter.bsky.social

In Gar-Type, a free Gorefield fangame from Youtuber and pixel artist LumpyTouch, Garfield has become a planet. The good news is that, unlike many other Gore-variants, this Gorefield is vulnerable to bullets. It falls to ace pilot Jon Starbuckle and his prototype starfighter, Gar-Type D, to save the Earth from lasagnnihilation.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/embed/i-9hIsEsSSo?autoplay=1

Art by Cryptid Club: https://cryptidclubcomic.com/