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On my fifth birthday a relative gifted me a black box filled with old horror, war, and superhero comics. On that day, my journey through the Weird began, and The Longbox of Darkness was born. Four decades of voracious reading later, and here we are.
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Top Picks: Explore our List of the Best Dubbed Anime
Hola, Animaniacs! In this post LOD looks at the best dubbed Anime that is sure to tickle your fancy. This list is so comprehensive it makes Crunchyroll’s catalogue look flimsy…
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Marvel’s Ghost Rider in the Bronze Age
Join The Longbox of Darkness as we dissect the genesis of Marvel’s Ghost Rider in the Bronze of Comics. We promise you’re in for a hell of a ride!
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Six of the Greatest Science Fiction Cover Artists of All Time
Discover six science fiction visionaries that forced us to judge books by their covers. These artists specialized in the art that fires up our imaginations and makes blood race through…
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How to Write a Riveting Horror Movie Review: Tips gleaned from Reading the Experts
If you’re a fan of horror movies, chances are you’ve thought about writing a horror movie review, right? Maybe you’ve already been playing around on Letterbox, but you want…
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The Best of H.P. Lovecraft: 30 Tales of Cosmic Terror
H.P. Lovecraft, born on August 20, 1890, significantly influenced horror and science fiction with his blend of cosmic horror and psychological insights. Despite criticisms for verbosity, archaic language, and racist…
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6 Terrifying Thanksgiving Movies That Will Make You Thankful for Being Alive
Are you looking for some horror movies to spice up your Thanksgiving? If so, you’re in luck, because The Longbox of Darkness has compiled a list of six great Thanksgiving…
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A Tapestry of Terror: The Art of Noriyoshi Ohrai
Noriyoshi Ohrai, a renowned Japanese horror and fantasy artist, has left a lasting impression in the field of horror artistry. Infusing traditional Japanese art techniques with modern horror aesthetics, Ohrai…
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Horror Obscurities: “Who Can Kill A Child?” Reviewed
The Longbox of Darkness looks at one of the most disturbing Spanish horror films of the 1970s - Narciso Ibáñez Serrador’s “Who Can Kill a Child?” This film takes the…
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The Birth of 2000AD: A Look Back at the Origins of the Galaxy’s Greatest Comic
The Longbox of Darkness provides a comprehensive overview of 2000AD, the British science fiction comic magazine launched in 1977 by IPC Magazines. We highlights the magazine's origins, its iconic characters…
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The Six Best Philip K. Dick Novels for Newbies
The Longbox of Darkness's Fear Planet Mini-Blog introduces readers to the mind-bending works of science fiction author Philip K. Dick, curating a list of five seminal novels. These include "Do…
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Voyage into Darkness: ‘The Last Voyage of the Demeter’ Reviewed
In a sea of vampire tales, “The Last Voyage of the Demeter” emerges as a distinct ripple, casting new light on the age-old legend of the greatest horror character of…
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Classic Horror Reviewed – “We Have Always Lived in the Castle”
A review of a sentimental favorite - "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" by Shirley Jackson. The book, which explores themes of isolation, persecution, and mental illness, left a…
