Day: January 18, 2020

Say Goodbye To Coffins – Biodegradable Burial PodsSay Goodbye To Coffins – Biodegradable Burial Pods

Biodegradable Burial Pods

For most of us, death is a touchy subject. We don’t like hearing about it, we don’t like thinking about it, and we sure don’t like thinking about our own mortality. However a company from Italy, Casula Mundi is changing the way we look and feel about death. They have created organic burial pods that turn loved ones into trees. 

Based in Italy, Capsula Mundi was a project formed by Raoul Bretzel and Anna Citelli. They have a love for nature and trees in general and thought of a way to turn a person’s remains into nutrients for a tree to grow above them.

Many are saying it’s a great idea but in Italy, it’s against the law. The project still has some time before it will eventually become legal. For now, it’s a concept that is growing in popularity all around the world. Their overall idea is to create what they call “memory forests.”  The concept of a memory forest would be similar to a graveyard but instead of graves, you’re visiting a forest.

The burial would take place in a biodegradable casket.  After the person is buried a tree is planted directly above it. The nutrients from the body will help the tree grow to help to create new life.  The memory forests would then replace cemeteries and give families a little more sense of peace.

What do you think of this idea?

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Inside Look At The Witches Dungeon Classic Horror Movie MuseumInside Look At The Witches Dungeon Classic Horror Movie Museum

Witches Dungeon Classic Movie Museum

Witches Dungeon Classic Movie Museum is located in Bristol, Connecticut, and is known as one of the top 10 weirdest places in Connecticut you can go. I don’t know WHY it got that reputation; we think a classic horror movie museum is beyond awesome.  The museum is owned and operated by Bristol-native Cortlandt Hull. Mr. Hull is the great-nephew of film actor Henry Hull. Josephine Hull was well known for her role in the classic film and play Arsenic and Old Lace.

The museum started off with classic life-size movie monster figures that were eventually replaced with top of the line wax ones. Some time ago the museum was moved to a larger location where they were able to expand and add a lot more to it. Now instead of just having a prop with a description, they have backdrops that bring the props to life.

They also have professional lighting that gives you a sense of creepiness while you’re taking your tour. The heads of many of the figurines were cast off of the real-life actors who portrayed them.  All of the clothes and props are ones that were actually used on the set of various films. The only downfall of the museum is that it’s open during the weekend evenings in October. So if you’re planning on taking a trip this fall to the east coast, make sure you include this place in your plans!

Check out the videos we found and let us know your thoughts!

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This Terrifying Museum Would Make Jigsaw Feel Right At HomeThis Terrifying Museum Would Make Jigsaw Feel Right At Home

Medieval Torture Museum

This is one of those kinds of places you have to be ready for before entering. The devices and contraptions that are on display there are ones that have caused immense suffering before an agonizing death. All of the devices are from the medieval time period, and the museum will take you back to that period. Back then it was common place to be accused of even the littlest thing and be put to death without any say so.

The Museum Of Torture takes you on a journey back to a time hundreds of years ago where insane torture methods were common place. It was a time of fear and extreme paranoia, any type of accusation could lead you to the newest torture device.  The museum does a good job of reminding people how suffering was used as justice by madmen, tyrants, and fanatics. They also give an insight how this can happen again if we aren’t careful.

The museum is carefully designed based on historical documents, engravings and other writings.  They recreated the atmosphere though sight and sound insuring all those who go through the 4000 sq. ft space will remember it for a long time after. 

Check out a few videos we found and prepare to cringe with fear!

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