#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: "So much information about the evolution of aquatic mammals, destroyed with that fossil."

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: The human brain was never meant to advance this far. We're a bunch of monkeys who figured out how to split the atom. Unless we can fundamentally change our nature, we're probably doomed.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: To me, the most terrible truth is the horror everyone knows, but know one speaks of. The truth of Omelas, if you will.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 1: I write horror inspired by old movies. And terrible truths don't need to be hidden, humans just deny them anyway.

Ready to explore the world of cryptids? youtu.be/fHK-NXe1Ijk

#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: How about fear of peasant revolts? Not nearly enough of that around anymore.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: Obviously I keep the old in my stories. But, if anyone knew our next great fear, it would already be our current great fear.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: I think a good ghost story is universal. We all die with regrets.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 1: Penname Victor K Sanders. I write horror inspired by old movies. And my childhood fear was Hell.

Happy 4th Birthday to Star Trek: Prodigy! Back in April, we paid tribute to its best episodes in a special called JUST THE MARRYs, and featuring @jessiegender.bsky.social @steveshives.bsky.social @ohtheprofanity.com & @drakkorex.bsky.social podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/s...

Oh, the horror! Perhaps my next scary story will be about a man who calls a cousin his Aunt! True terror ripped from the headlines!

I simply can not believe we’ve gotten to “crashed infected monkey truck” in this ludicrous timeline.

He's back!

“For free.”

#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: Probably Noll, because while my WiP is an ensemble piece, he's the only character who is both likeable, and actively drives the plot forward.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: The 1931 Dracula, the 1931 Frankenstein, the 1896 House of the Devil, and 1936's Dracula's Daughter.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: Google Docs (or any cloud service), so I can write from anywhere. Google, or any other good search engine for research. And Discord so I can chat with other writers for advice.

#HorrorWritersChat Question One: Pen name is Victor K. Sanders. I write stories inspired by classic horror movies. My perfect writing room is one with a functional keyboard.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: They're complimentary.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: I hope everyone, but probably the poor more.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: My stories tend to deal with small scales, but some people have the power to deny others the things that they need.

#HorrorWritersChat Question One: I write horror based on old movies. I don't wish to discuss my finances on the internet, and I don't think I'm qualified to judge my own morality.

The King of Spooky Season is back! youtu.be/qMgS4OyPCGk?...

@greethewriter.bsky.social Sorry I was late to the party.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: And I smiled at the chance to finally face my fears.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: To me, stories are stories. That's a distinction without a difference.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: Spooky old Castles. But, that's my favorite location for anything!

#HorrorWritersChat Question 1: I'm a nerd from the American South who's writing is inspired by old horror movies. My visage is a 30-something white guy.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: Fear of aging is always present in anyone old enough to realize they're mortal. It makes people do stupid things, for good and ill.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: I like giving a character history, no matter the age. I spent God knows how many words detailing the trauma a 12 year old went through.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: In my current book the older characters are often the driving force. The youngest protagonist is mostly there to be shaped by the journey.

#HorrorWritersChat Question One: Penname Victor K. Sanders. I'm 38 and I write horror inspired by old movies.

@greethewriter.bsky.social BTW, is the Cabal from one of your stories?

#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: I smile and say "The price of an extension is one per week. So, you've got plenty of time."

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: Continuing from my last answer, I wouldn't need a sacrifice. They'd have to give good reason to believe they wouldn't hurt anyone else if released.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: If someone was enough of a problem to need cursing, I would transport them to a remote cave far away from anyone they could hurt. Plenty of food and water, but the only company would be other people bad enough to need cursing.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 1: Pen name Victor K. Sanders from the rural South. I write stories inspired by old horror movies. The scariest curse is one that hurts your loved ones as much as you.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: I think we all know it's AI, come on! Lol.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: I think it depends on the story, but if I'm going retro, steam engines and castles are more likely than VCRs.

New video is up on YT! Taking a little detour from horror writing this week to talk about some horror conspiracies. #horrorsky #horrorcommunity #horrormovies youtu.be/DZO3bjW3h-I?...

New video is out on how to write religious horror. Please feel free to go give it some love 🖤 #horrrorsky #writinghorror #horrorcommunity #religioushorror youtu.be/bA5EiRXXes0

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: Generally a tool. Technology becomes a threat when dangerous people use it.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 1: I write nostalgic horror, and I'd be lost without Google Docs. It lets me edit from anywhere!

POD PEOPLE, PART ONE is streaming now across platforms! Watch us on YouTube, watch or listen on Spotify, and listen just about anywhere else you can think of! ThePodUniverse.com

@dylanroth.bsky.social FYI, you are apparently the only Dylan R. my brain will acknowledge now. A friend told me she was happy for Dylan Roof's death sentence, and I was briefly horrified by what you did, or how they held the entire trial since the last episode.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 4: Every year, there were fewer crisp, autumn leaves, as summer grew longer. (You didn't say fiction.)

#HorrorWritersChat Question 3: Honestly, my only dream is to find an audience. And maybe break even on writing, lol.

#HorrorWritersChat Question 2: A guy I had a grudge against recently passed away, so I took his wife (well...one of them...) and her daughter into my home. But, then the wife antagonized my neighbors, and I had to deal with that situation. So, I set her on fire. AITA?

#HorrorWritersChat Question One: Progressive nerd who writes nostalgic horror. I'm working on a sequel to a movie that I don't have the rights to, that has almost nothing to do with the movie it's a sequel to.

Honestly, I think we live in an age of such knee-jerk reactions that every work will eventually be reappraised, some as underrated some as overrated. ...also, I have no idea why anyone thinks Halloween 5 is worse than Halloween 6. Not really relevant, but throwing it out there, lol.