Broadcast from Beyond: A Late-Night Feature of Fear!

Have you ever felt the hairs on your neck rise when the television flickers in an empty room? Step inside The Tomb of Thrilling Terrors, where the static doesn't just hiss—it hungers! In our latest feature, "Broadcast from Beyond," you'll meet Bobby, a boy who learns the hard way that when you stare into the screen, the screen stares back with a thousand glowing eyes. This isn't your typical bedtime story; it's a high-voltage trip into a world of vacuum-tube nightmares and mahogany-clad madness. Feel the chill of the "Zenith-Omni" as it begins to bleed into reality, turning a quiet suburban basement into a portal for a tuxedo-clad terror. With prose so vivid you can smell the ozone and hear the crackle of burning circuits, K.R. Icarus delivers a masterpiece of campy, visceral horror. It's a love letter to the era of midnight matinees, packed with ironic twists and the kind of scares that make you afraid to touch the remote. Don't just watch the horror—live it! But be warned: once you tune in, there's no such thing as a commercial break. The signal is locked, the tubes are warming up, and your soul is the next featured presentation. This is the horror you've been waiting for—loud, proud, and perfectly putrid. If the screen went dark right now, whose face would you see reflected in the glass?