The Old Nurse’s Story (sometimes published as: The Old Maid’s Tale) is a ghost story by English writer Elizabeth Gaskell (1810-1865), originally published in the Christmas edition of 1852 from Household Words, and later republished in the 1862 anthology Curious,…
The Sixth Sense. Right, intriguing, a movie that created a bunch of emotions and has stayed with us for years. I see dead people. That sentence… a very controversial one. Getting up from my chair, threw a bucket of popcorn…
Ahh Vampires… If horror movies have taught us anything, it is that a vampire’s bite is not painful. In fact, these “unfortunate” victims often have a wild look as the vampire prepares to pierce their necks. There is no screaming….
The Mozart Effect. Does listening to Mozart’s music make you smarter?The Mozart Effect. Does listening to Mozart’s music make you smarter?Dracula is one of those novels that create the feeling that there is something deep in its pages, something underground…
Do vampires have their own language? Like any mythological creature worthy of persisting in the collective imagination, vampires have a very close bond with language. But, beyond that, is there a language of vampires, a language of their own that…
Condemning someone to eternity in hell, accompanied by countless reprobate and demons, is within the reach of any pious Catholic. Excommunication – basically the exclusion of the religious community from the Catholic Church – represents a condemnation of spiritual darkness….
If we believe in telepathy, or at least in a kind of rudimentary transmission of thoughts; for example, when someone suddenly begins to hum a song that we are singing in our minds at that very moment; the possibility of…
