Fangz Tod Faust lll

General

Fangz Tod Faust lll, or frequently referred to as Faust Van Der Nacht by his enemies, is the third of his generation, residing upon the blood tree which lingers up to the first to have made the Faustian Bargain. His only mission is to cleanse the purity of the Earth with malice and scorn, casting shadows down upon gaunt trees and ridding the world of its placid, juvenile joy. His truth lies in the danse macabre of the battlefield, his secret is only whispered into the screams of dying men. Since brith his blood congeals with a powerful divine resource, something ancient and unholy, tainted with birth of lamb mawed by the death of a wolf. To fear him, is to know thyself. His destrier has been scorched by the burning sun and is now as black as rum surges with momentum and pride in its gallop. The Deadborne himself, holds steady down the brittle lands of Transylvania, silence prevails when he conjures himself from the pits of Gehenna, silence cools into something icy and thick, suffocating and dangerous. He is muttered upon the tongues of men in prayers to a cowardly God, that his ranks will never seize their lands. The mortals deemed him the black plague, and so be it, it matters not when they slumber upon he silver lighted swell of his blade.

Music

Goth music is my tea, from the popular to the scarce. I don’t think there is a Goth album or band I haven’t liked, (Except The Mission) so please provide me with plenty of references. Goth music has been my savior from a burning tower, so I will brandish my sword to anyone who mocks its excellence. Christian Death, Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy, any of it and I’ll suckle upon its musical noted neck. But I don’t only listen to Goth music, which makes what I speak of now easier to discuss because my love isn’t as vast. I also adore Trip Hop, if I am aware it’s the only genre other than Goth I explicitly adore: Bjork, Massive Attack, and Portishead, are my big three. Fun fact: Massive Attack’s, Mezzanine began my slow dissent into Goth music, yes Mezzanine but if you listen to the album, you’ll understand why…SO GO LISTEN TO IT!!! I also really love Dungeon Synth, I have always fashioned myself a devious little hexer, and im happy to never have to go through life without some sweet battle music to groove to while I turn my enemies into another stitch of a soul in my Immortan cloak.

Movies

The Four Horseman of a Storming Dead Night:

- Nosferatu (1922)

- The Crow

- The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari 

- The Fall of the House of Usher (1928)

I don’t watch much modern movies sadly. Not because they are bad or that I am a prudish pretentious ass, I just prefer older movies that you can find upon my Letterboxd. Specifically silent films as my entry above as shown, and specifically, specifically, Occult Silent films, German Expressionism and Classic Universal Monsters, I’m on a spree, friend me if you wanna know more. My pfp is that of the mad vampire from London After Midnight

Television

Watching at the moment: The Munsters xoxo

Trying to crawl my way back into the pit that is scary media, after the Munsters I will most likely watch the Addam’s Family, or Doctor Who, probably Doctor Who…depends on how I am feeling. But in all truth, my mind finds it hard to stay consistent upon television shows, so bear with me. I have shows I adore like Oz and Spartacus, that I haven’t even finished because I am a mad woman, love them all the same.

Books

Reading at the moment: The Odyssey and The Book of Merlyn

Born to the love the classics, forced to also love long ass fantasy series, my favorite being ASOIAF, as any self respecting medieval ages lover and enthusiast would, though the actual book firmly got me into the Middle Ages funnily enough. I’ve begun tandem reading and want to blog my journey of literature.

Heroes

They have said before: “The girl wept, for there were no more black ink seas to master” My Black Cat Siouxsie, don’t look him in the eyes please, he’s sensitive about that stuff, next thing you know, you’ve turned into your shadow self and I can’t ask him to turn you back.

Website

letterboxd.com/sehkmet