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Vampire or Werewolf?

September 30th, 2015


IVampire versus Werewolft’s the ultimate question, isn’t it? Do you choose a vampire or a werewolf as your ideal partner? Cold or hot? Night or day? A wolf or a bat? It’s basically choosing between two completely different characters, though both are nocturnal and have a lust for blood, both are very dangerous and quite unpredictable and both are…well…let’s just say lethal in every way possible!

I have never been able to choose between vampires and werewolves. Though I am sure a lot of you think the answer must be obvious.

I must decide once and for all, but how?

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Devil Bride of Dracula to be Resurrected in Nottingham!

September 24th, 2015

English-GothicIf Selfridges can open their Christmas shop at the start of August, we don’t think it’s too early to get excited about Halloween!

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Rosa Noctis- In Search of the Midnight Rose

September 18th, 2015

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As the principal artist at the Alchemy England Design Studios the pleasure of designing and painting the annual Alchemy catalogue cover falls to me.

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Bloody Teardrops- Part Three

September 15th, 2015

Bloody teardrops part threeI slowly opened my eyes listening to the surroundings. It seemed quiet at first but then I realized it…I was still on the train!

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Werewolf Killings

September 10th, 2015

   Werewolf killingsI was lying on the kitchen floor when I woke up.  That wasn’t the main issue. The first thing I faced when I opened my eyes was the blood on my hands. I slowly sat up feeling the usual headache and I panicked when I realized my clothes and the floor were all covered in blood.

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So Long Wes, and Thanks for the Nightmares!

September 4th, 2015

a-nightmare-on-elm-street-posterIt’ll probably surprise nobody to learn that many of us here at Alchemy are keen horror fans. So we were very saddened to hear of the recent death of the director Wes Craven. The extensive coverage of his passing is an indication, not just of how well respected Wes was, but also how much more respectable horror has become in recent years. The UK’s Guardian newspaper, for example – not previously enthusiastic about horror films – dedicated no less than five pieces to the director on the day his death was announced. kruger-hand

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