Not sure if this is allowed to post (?). If not, please erase.

If yes... maybe you can have a look at my new Youtube channel, Philosophy of Horror!

It features projects both from indie gaming (my new game, This is the Way, which is available at Itch) and articles/videos on horror/uncanny literature (Lovecraft, Kafka etc).

Here is one of the videos:

Atmospheric))))) Your way of speaks, it so like Bela Lugoshi in someway))))) Special way of speaking)))

^_^ Glad you liked it.

What if the Lernaea Hydra may live again? A new video :)

Text of the narration: The immortal evil

I read that the central head of the Lernaea Hydra was immortal, and unlike the rest couldn’t be annihilated by Herakles who instead kept it subjugated under a large rock. I don’t doubt that Herakles would have chosen a very heavy rock, one which couldn't be moved by just anybody; and discovering the buried head of the monster by chance would have been virtually impossible. Yet now, countless aeons later, with most people having not heard of what happened back then, is it that unlikely modern means for moving weights already equal in strength the demigod and can provide any mortal with the ability to lift even what was once an immovable rock? If so, it is just a matter of time, and inevitable, for the immortal evil to be free again.