Horror Movie Hell Hole

For Your Halloween Horror Enjoyment!

Tonight, we’re serving up the popped corns of the cursed and the dead!

So hurry and grab these tasty concession stand treats before the movie starts!

Hi! My name is Horny Head, and as the director of this film, I assure you it is horrible, absolutely frightening!

What the hell! Let me out of this post! I’ve seen a Horny movie, and he wasn’t kidding. They’re horrible, just awful!

SIT DOWN! No one can ever leave the HELL SPIRIT THEATRE! Entry tickets are for life!

Thank you for that announcement Metal Man Ozzy! So, without further adieu – I now present:

The Day of the Shrinking Dead Head

That was bogus, bogusting!!!!

That’s not a shrinking head! You merely backed up the camera. I, on the other hand, shot a shrinking head movie. AND I shot it in Panoramascope!

AND using my new AS (Artificial Stupidity) tool, I have morphed the leading lady into a Day of the Dead Angel!

She’s hot! Gimme her name and number!

Okay, now that’s just more bogusosity! Using a pretty face to sell a film. On another handless, I have shot an ART FILM, on an iPhone!

From the House of Dicey Dice Productions Ltd.

Notice how she transforms at the end of the film! I’m so inspired by me.

This post has left me blind in one eye, and I can’t see out of the other!

YAYAYAYAYAYAY

Pics taken by Resa – during the year 2025

Toronto, Canada

The Artists:

EN MASSE (a collection of artists)

THE HALF-DECENT

& a couple of unknown

Dedicated to my niece, Sherrie, the Halloween Queen!

And the Grave Awaits – by: Roberta Eaton Cheadle

These roses have been drawn. Unlike real roses, their image will never die. They will wait for us, forever.

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Much is to be gleaned, at the foot of a grave; more than you know. Roberta Eaton Cheadle takes us to more than one place of eternal rest. She has fifteen tales for us to learn from.

Be it an icy death, in a cold cruel world of the future,

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…. or a legend fraught from old wives’ tales, where tables turn in the wretched pit of a spider’s lair, should we be afraid?

Resa – Robbie, in And the Grave Awaits, Whether you have built a story from an old legend or an actual happening, there is something to be gleaned from each: a moral, life lesson or historical fact.

In other books, IE: Lion Scream, your sublime poetry (accompanied by brilliant photography)is filled with nature’s beauty, although animals and environment might cry out. 

“A Ghost and his Gold” shows the horror and senselessness of war. Yet, reveals a better nature of man, through its riveting story .

All the while you are teaching about the Boer War.

Your children’s books teach about many things, and are a positive energy.

WHAT DRIVES YOU TO DO THE GOOD WORK?

Robbie – Your question is an interesting one. I am a sensitive person and I see a lot of things that make me feel saddened. On the other hand, I am a very positive person and I usually manage to find the silver lining in life. I think both of these aspects of my personality, the seeing and the positivity, come through in my writing.

I love to share information, photographs, and interesting bits and pieces with other people. It promotes conversations and ignites new thought processes and ideas.

Fondant spider made by Robbie

I think this love of sharing knowledge also comes through in my writing.

I especially like to teach children.

They are so eager to learn and discover.

Beehive cake art made by Robbie

Resa – From what age through adult do you think  And the Grave Awaits is cool to read?

Robbie – And the Grave Awaits is for adults, 18 years and upwards. 

Resa – I had to ask because  so many movies that are extremely violent and sexually suggestive are rated 14+ these days. When I was a kid, those same movies would have been restricted to 18+ , and we would have to show ID to get into the theatre.

Video games can be wildly violent, sexually suggestive, and seem to have very little parental oversight. This book seems mild compared to the games and movies I am referencing. I hope you don’t think I’m silly for asking. It occurred to me out of the blue, while working on the post.

Robbie– It is a thought provoking question and one I found a little difficult to answer. I listed this book on Amazon as a ‘normal’ adult book. No explicit sex obviously, and not overly dark compared to other books.

South Africa is still a conservative society, but it’s what I know and what I use as a benchmark. My aim with this book was to make people think about historical events and the reasons behind them. My purpose is to remind people what can happen if we don’t retain the human rights our ancestors fought for. People quickly forget the past and don’t know how easily rights can be undermined to the detriment of the ordinary person. 

I don’t consider it to be a YA book, although teens could read it, because the characters are not teens. My understanding from what I’ve read is its the age of the characters rather than the content per say, that separates YA and adult. 

Resa – I really appreciate your thoughtfulness on this topic. I have read a lot of your books, and have become a huge fan, because of your intrepid stance on what you convey through all of your artistic endeavours.

Following is a selection of street art. As in the first images of this post and in the cake and fondant art of Robbie’s, each image represents a tale in And the Grave Awaits.

If you’ve read the book and can’t figure what an image could represent, just ask in comments. If you haven’t read the book, you’ll have to read it to figure them out!

Robbie is a prolific writer. You can find her books on Amazon sites around the globe. Just search “Robbie Cheadle” for children and youth books – “Roberta Eaton Cheadle” for adult books.

Some of her books are also available on KOBO.

Visit Robbie on her blogs:

Roberta Writes and Robbies Inspiration

Robbie has a YouTube Channel  filled with African wildlife videos, readings and cooking videos.

On Robbie’s Unsplash Page find African nature & wildlife for free downloads.

Pics of street art © Resa McConaghy

Hallowe’en 22

I see you got the inbite, ….. erm  ….invite to my special Hallowe’en bash & birthday party for Resa’s niece Sherrie.

Say “hello” to Snarl, my co-host for the evening.  Snarl, say “hello”to our guests!

SNNAAAARRRLLLL

Some of the regular alley skulls have dropped in.

We usually eat the guests with flesh on their bones, but this year we’re serving skull cream cones, instead.

Big Daddy Devil has made an appearance.

He’s brought his rotten son, Little Boy Devil along.

For fun, they rode in on their giant pet, Mothy. Sweet thing!

Entertainment wise, two alley ghouls are performing incantations and spells. Line up on the left for special hex requests!

I hope you have enjoyed your evening of horror here in our Hallowe’en hell-hole! Meet King, our bouncer!

Everyone OUT! It’s over! Don’t linger or I’ll sick my Vudu cat on you!

MEW!

Pics taken by Resa – 2017 – 2022

Toronto, Canada

Some of the artists: Cruz, Mista Tour, Horus, Dudeman, N. Sweetman & C. Mazzula

HALLOWE’EN BONUS

I’ll be doing a review of all of Robbie and Michael’s books, down the road a bit. However, I couldn’t resist a mention of “Haunted Halloween Holiday”.

Even kids’ books can have spoilers, so I’ll be brief

Meet Count Sugular. He is one of the many characters in this and other of this series of kids’ books. Like all, he is an artwork made of fondant, an edible sugar clay…in a way. Edible glue is used & edible food colouring.

Kids can eat these characters. SO, all children must brush their teeth after eating one. Above is Skelly the Skeleton. Below is Jack Frost.

I’ll repost this link when I review the series. https://robbiesinspiration.wordpress.com/fondant-art-how-to-make/

Happy Horror’een

Come closer, don’t be afraid! I’ll only bite some of you!

As you can see, I’m quite the looker.

I live behind parked cars, and when I can’t suck blood, I suck tail pipes!

Yip, yip, AAAaaaRRrrOooooo. I bite everyone! I’m an equal opportunity gnawer!

Perhaps you’d rather be impaled by my pal up the alley? He’s an old friend of Vlad.

Deepest horror condolences to Tim. It appears an owl swallowed him! Makes me wonder what the owlets will look like next spring?

Pics taken by Resa – 2021

Toronto, Canada

The Artists:

DEDICATED TO MY NIECE , SHERRIE

For more Hallowe’en fun visit the Chicklets on Gigi’s blog, over the next two days!

For the horror of all horror visit Teagan!  She used a couple of my horror-ible drawings. She wanted to use another this weekend, but she has NO NET! The Horror! The Horror!

A Verrie Sherrie Hallowe’en

I hope this doesn’t terrorize you all, too much!

But if you have the nerves for it, sit back, relax and enjoy the hell ride!

Oh, so hideous!!!

Blinded you with the last one, eh? Well we’ll just have to work in B&W until our retinas recover!

Giant insects

Lizards … I like lizards, unless it’s

GODZILLA

Who thinks of these things? Vincent Price? Boris Karloff?

Tim Burton?

Horror comes in many more forms. Yet, what could be more horrifying to man or woman than wearing

this hideous bondage costume on Hallowe’en?

Pics taken by Resa – 2019 -2020

Toronto, Canada

Some of the artists:

Dedicated to my dear niece (daughter I never had) Sherrie. Hallowe’en is her fave!

AND THE WINNER OF RESA’S MOST HORRIFYING STREET ART FIND OF 2020

HELP! It’s me, Neil Young, and I’m melting!

Hallowe’en – 18

NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART: This post is filled with ghouls, gators, gorillas, giant insects & garbage.

Yes, yum, devour humans!

You guys are lightweights! I eat garbage.

Not as much as we do!

Allow me to chop all that garbage up for you!

Did someone mention garbage?

Don’t look at me! I’m full. I just finished mating, and well, he was a tasty fellow!

I’ll burn your garbage, you stupid alley dregs.

I vote we kick Flame Head out of the alley! He burnt my eye last year, and now I have to wear an air conditioner for an eye patch.

What a bunch of idiots. I need to find a new alley!

Pics taken by Resa – 2016, 2017, 2018

Toronto, Canada

Dedicated to my dear niece Sherrie. As before and always, she’s the Hallowe’en Queen.

Artists include: Bruno Smoky, Nick Sweetman, Wales, Birdo and 2 unknown

That was horrific. I need a smoke!

Hallowe’en, phooey! I will take you all on! This alley needs straightening out!

Hallow’een – 2017

I’ve waited months to horrify you all! My collection of skulls is second to none.

Artist #merakkops

I’ve got evil, lucky skulls.

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Artist: Horus

I’ve got animal skulls.

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I’ve got shiny metallic skulls.

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I’ve got Yorick’s skull.

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I’ve got a skull that eats skateboards.

And, for all you art freaks, here’s an arty skull.

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Your skulls make me gag! Phooey on you and your skulls! You will never get mine. I sneeze on you!

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Wow, what a fab Hallow’een!

Yeah, a total no-brainer!

Grrr, I’m not a skull, but I’ve a lil’pal who is a skull, and he lives by my chin. However, I eat cats in hats!

Artist: Blackburn

Erm…. howdy!

Artist: Blackburn

Don’t look at me! This whole Hallow’een thing has me stumped.

Pics taken by Resa – 2017

Toronto, Canada

Artists: Various – I have managed a few credits under the pics.

Blow me up for true hideousness!

All Hallow’een Posts are especially dedicated to Sherrie, Hallow’een Queen.

❤️ Yes, the same Sherrie! ❤️