From Unknown magazine, July 1940.

Eerily, these headlines from the Duluth Evening Herald, May, 1910, tell the story of a superior horror film from 2006.  Can you identify the film in question?  (Hint: the film is an adaptation of a 1999 video game.)

"It was in the sheer madness of insane fury that I shot thus into the Earth-Brain."  From Weird Tales, 1932.

From Amazing Stories, 1950.

"It was a year full of stress."  From Olivet Nazarene's 1992 yearbook.

From Strange Tales, 1946.

From Unknown, 1942.

From Tulane's 1911 yearbook.  See How to Hoodoo Hack a Yearbook.

"What macabre horror haunted this play ... a horror that caused the townspeople to double-bar their doors at dusk?"  From Weird Tales, 1942.

"Night must not come."  An illustration by Boris Dolgov.  From Weird Tales, 1943.

From Unknown magazine, 1943.

"The air seems full of flowers—flowers everywhere."  From Weird Tales, 1942.

"Nursemaid to nightmares."  From Weird Tales, 1942.

From Magazine Of Horror (1971).

Memories of college.  From Olivet Nazarene's 1976 yearbook.

"The appearance of those two corpses hanging in the air was as ghastly as it was inexplicable."  From Weird Tales, 1930.

"It's some dim, stone-walled place, with opened coffins placed about.  And there's a Thing that comes."  From Unknown magazine, July 1940.

From Weird Tales, 1930.

"Come with us into the nice warm fire."  From Weird Tales, 1930.