Welcome to the literary cult you didn’t know you joined. Chuck Palahniuk doesn’t just write fiction—he rewires your brain. From craving body horror and quoting Fight Club in public to collecting rare editions and mimicking his minimalist madness, this article breaks down the ten surest signs that your “casual fandom” is actually a full-blown obsession. Proceed with caution... and maybe a support group.

In 1980s Britain, a new wave of underground horror on VHS sparked a firestorm of controversy. Dubbed “video nasties,” these low-budget exploitation films were accused of corrupting the nation’s youth, leading to censorship raids, legal battles, and a legacy that still haunts horror culture today. From Cannibal Holocaust to I Spit on Your Grave, explore the full list, the bans, and the hysteria that changed British film law forever.

In a world brimming with uncertainty, conspiracy theories offer a seductive escape—a chance to make sense of chaos by pointing to secret plots and shadowy cabals. But what drives people to embrace these unfounded beliefs? From psychological traits like paranoia and insecurity to cognitive biases that shape our pattern-seeking minds, this blog unpacks the tangled web of factors behind conspiracy thinking.

What makes an artist underground? It’s not just about secret gigs and cassette tapes—it’s about rebellion. In a world ruled by algorithms and commercial polish, underground artists carve their own paths with raw honesty, DIY grit, and radical connection.