The "hag attack" is a fairly common, uncomfortable and frightening occurrence wherein the sufferer cannot move and feels as if something is holding him/her prisoner.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Sleep Attacks: Neural Dysfunction, Entities, or Something of Both?
Posted by Lily Strange at 1/20/2013 01:00:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: demon possession, demons, hag attacks, incubus, mental health, psychic phenomena, psychological aberrations, science vs. mythology, sleep dysfunction, sleep paralysis, succubus
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Dr. Doo Doo and PANSI Give a Lesson About Thyroids

Even Dr. Schitz wants to strangule the CHEESE MISTRESS!!!!
Hear is a webb site that Dr. Schitz reckamend's. It is all about Thy Royd's. The Cheese Mistress could not find her Thy Royd meddasine this morning so she was all in a pannick.
I don't no why he does not just take my addvise. May be if the CHEESE MISTRESS had her fat thy royd remmoved, she wood not have such a fat butt. I am ASSumming that the Thy Royd is in the butt becuz the CHEESE MISTRESS shure has a fat one!!!!
Enny way, how much can you trust the advize of Dr. Schitz??? He was marryed to a Suck You Buss Demon for, like, six years. And now he is ingajed to marry a Parra Medick from the Horrible Dislopian Future. I don't no if she is a demon or not, but if she like's Dr. Schitz, she must be a Blast Femous Heething.
Hear is a link to moar scandall about Dr. Schitz and Nurse Violent and their divorse and new romanse's.
PANSI!!!!
Posted by Unknown at 11/25/2012 07:59:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Blast Feemy, demons, Dr. Schitz, Horrible Dystopian Future, Nurse Violent, The Cheese Mistress
Friday, August 3, 2012
What Life With Mental Illness Feels Like

The picture is called Freedom. It is by P. Timm
Posted by Tempest Nightingale LeTrope at 8/03/2012 07:35:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: alienation, art, demons, disease, emotional pain, fantasy, horror, mental illness, monsters, P. Timm, strange creatures, ugliness
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Movie Review: Insidious

2011PG-13102 minutes
Believing their home is haunted, a suburban schoolteacher and his wife uproot their family and move to a new place hoping to leave the evil spirits behind -- only to discover that the house wasn't haunted ... but their eldest son is.
Most terrifying film since the Exorcist? Hardly. Things jumping out at me from the dark are going to make me jump, but it takes a lot more than cheesy CGI spooks to scare this old horror hack.
Excellent atmospheric creepiness and good acting make this one reasonably enjoyable to watch, although the movie is filled with tropes. The disjointed script and far too many instances of characters Acting Appropriately Stupid become annoying at times. It was a fun diversion, but I was glad I didn't pay to watch it in a theatre.
Per the Netflix rating system, I gave this one three stars. I liked it more than I disliked it, but there was nothing about it that made me really like it.
Posted by Unknown at 6/26/2012 03:03:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Acting Appropriately Stupid, CGI, demons, haunting, horror, Insidious, movie reviews, movies, Netflix, possession, The Exorcist, tropes

