Tales Of The Macabre.

After much consideration and a complex creative process, I've decided to cancel my crossover tribute between Clive Barker's Hellraiser and Sam Raimi's Evil Dead. However, I haven't entirely abandoned the idea of a crossover with Hellraiser. As I've always maintained, these crossovers should not be macabre boxing matches, but rather, they should craft a tale that not only respects but also embraces the genre's core themes.  Get ready for a spine-chilling Halloween season! The world will soon be gripped by the simple brutality of Ghostface and the object of his obsession, Sidney Prescott, as they come face to face with the cenobites in a tale that could only be described as one's worst nightmare! Disclaimer: I claim no ownership of Hellraiser, Scream, or these characters; this is for fans' entertainment only. All rights to Hellraiser belong to Clive Barker, while the rights to Scream belong to Spyglass Media Group, respectively.

What lives within the frozen depths of space? Are there enigmatic creatures that humanity's wildest dreams couldn't conjure, aiding in our very existence? Or is it all a vast, unfathomable expanse that holds the secrets beyond our comprehension? Either way, there are those nameless things that only Heaven knows exist, shrouded in the mystery of their very existence... Buried alive within the dark, frozen soil of the ninth planet, Pluto, the Nguor, sinful abominations who served Lucifer during the time of a great war, live out eternity through starvation and illness that can never be healed. These creatures, who once were a part of a divine purpose, have abandoned any sense of loyalty towards anyone or each other. Molded their corpse-like figures to mock God's finest creations, they take such pleasure in the vision of breaking and vomiting on Heaven's laws. It is unclear how long these creatures remained trapped in darkness, that is, until a research starship, The Recon ...

Long ago, when humanity entrusted its salvation to faith and Deities, a lone male youth named Abe broke into a sacred temple in hopes of paying off the dangerous debt that threatened his very life. However, he believed he had uncovered a fortune in gold and jewels; instead, what greeted him were two beings from another realm. One, a mischievous red fairy who implores the youth to flee, while the second, an unholy specter from the deepest depths of Hell, desires for him to stay - the only question is, who can he entrust his soul with? Envisioned as a medieval supernatural horror inspired by Clive Barker's Hellraiser, The Visitor is a new short story that delves deep into the themes of temptation and destiny. It will be released this December.