LondonsDungeon is on Twitter!

Admittedly, I have no idea how to use Twitter yet, but I thought it'd be good to get one. When I learn how to use it, I'll be sure to post an update letting you guys know.

The Debut of the Boo-Review

I'm going to start doing something weekly that I'd like to call the "Boo-Review." It'll be something (or someone) spooky that I want to share with you all. It can be anything - CDs, movies, bands, food, art, collectibles, clothes, whatever- just as long as it has creepy attributes and if it's something I think that you'll enjoy.

With that being said, I'm off to write a draft for my first Boo-Review.

-London

What has happened in the last year...

Wow! It's been a year -yes, a year- since I've had an internet connection. Living in the country truly does suck. I'm definitely more of a suburb girl. But now I'm happily settled into a New Yorkesque suburb outside Raleigh and able to get back to connecting with people about things I love- metal, zombies, and just sort of generally weird stuff. So this is what has, in no particular order, transpired in the last year or so:

-I have destroyed the engine of my car.
-I have seen Cradle of Filth, Satyricon, and Septic Flesh. And they were awesome. More on why Satyricon is my favorite black metal band later.
-I did NOT get married.
-I dressed up like a zombie for charity. Seriously.
-I have started making band jackets for fun. Well, not actually making the jackets, 'cause I have minimal sewing skills, but seriously pimping them out, with patches, buttons, chains, spikes, and awesomness.
-Spent a hell of a lot of time watching Michale Graves play.

More has happened, I'm sure, but that's all I can remember right now.

It's good to be back, and I promise this blog won't always suck. I'll get better at this. Really.

-London

Changes are coming to the Dungeon!

I hope that by the one year anniversary of the Dungeon's launch, I will have relaunched the new Dungeon - a web-based home (still at blogspot!) for the horror-punk community, both N.C.-based and worldwide. I decided the Dungeon and I needed a purpose in life - and I want to share my spooky, creepy, undead band and merchandise interests with you... so here's to chains - I mean, change!

"Fruit Gone Bad"... Next on Geraldo!

I randomly stumbled across my favorite Cyanide & Happiness comic today, and I thought I'd share.

Spooky-fun Accessories and Decor!

I love Halloween. I love bats, ghosts, zombies, spiders, and generally all things spooky. I've put together a little spook-showcase {ha ha, I make myself laugh :)} featuring some of my favorite creepy things afoot this holiday season.

From Halloween Town:

Only the most bad-ass belt buckle ever. Okay, maybe not ever, but certainly the best I've seen in a while (other than my Rob Zombie one.)


Find it here.

Werewolf Women of the SS T shirt - I simply cannot wait for this movie to come out.


Get one here.

A collector's edition Dr. Satan bust (from House of 1000 Corpses) signed and numbered by Director Rob Zombie and FX supervisor Wayne Toth.


Buy one for me here.

From Spirit:

My top costume pick:


There's a Ms. Krueger costume, too. Find them here.

Animatronic Jason! Can you tell you tell yet that I ♥ Jason?


Get your own Machete Man here.

That's all I have for now, I'll update this post later.

George Romero has great party ideas.

Sorry to spend so much time away from the Dungeon - Bones has dislocated his shoulder and I've spent a lot of time thinking about cake. You see, we're getting married, and you can read more about that here. It has occured to me that not all of my friends will be able to come to the wedding (who would be at the store?) so I think I might try to organize some sort of party. And you better believe there will be zombies involved.

George Romero put it best: "Zombies are the blue-collar monsters." Being a retail zombie myself, I think we should have a party with all of our other artistic-but-enslaved-by-retail friends. Good music, weird food, and ridiculous clothes.

More to follow.