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Read the original post here. Or read it down below: Juni Ito is a master of horror, and you can see some of his best stories come to life in the Junji Ito Collection. One of his most famous creations focuses on an entire town’s obsession with one thing–the shape of a spiral–and shows how it tears them apart, literally and figuratively. As Halloween draws closer, we have to come up with some spooky things to eat, so what’s better than the regular Swiss roll cake that pops up i

Read the original post here. Or read it below: Asobi Asobase – workshop of fun – is an amazing comedy show, and if you aren’t watching it, you should be! Why, you may ask? Besides all the hilarious middle school hijinks the girls get up to, there’s also COOKIE DECORATING involved, which I am 100% here for. Obviously. In episode 11, the Occult Club gets down to business to create some spooky cookies for the multicultural fair. They decide on broomsticks, witch’s hats…and mice

Learn how to craft them here! ** The story you are about to read is based on a completely true story. This occured in October of 2015. There was only one survivor…and only her account to explain the truth. *** Once upon a time, there was a girl. She loved Halloween more than anything, and enjoyed celebrating the holiday with her friends at school. Each day leading up to the holiday, she decided to bring fun, spooky treats to class to impress her friends. It started out simply

Lots of eyeball eating in Tokyo, eh? Hehe, Happy Halloween! A day late, but I have a good excuse. It turns out that making jelly eyeballs is not as easy as it sounds. It took me FIVE TRIES to get a half-way decent result. I was dead set on making a spooky snack for Halloween, and I meant to get this post up earlier in the week, but these eyeballs were SO HARD to make. The biggest problem I ran into was getting the eyeballs to unmold without totally pulling the eyeball in half