Remember these drawings from oh so long ago? They’ve been “lol”-isized. Good for a couple of laughs. Reload the site to see more.

Hat tip to plime.com

Here’s a little something local to get your Halloweiner on. As you may have heard by now, local high-concept theater troupe Les Freres Corbusier is putting on a full-scale Hell House at the neat-o St Ann’s Warehouse in Dumbo. That’s right, Hell House as in Christian Evangelicals and that documentary from a few years ago.

Done unironically and straightfaced directly from the recommended script by Hell House innovator Rev. Keenan Roberts (who also sells Hell House kits for $300), it’s a tad pricey ($25) and worth every penny. Yes, much of it is unbelievably campy and wonderfully gory, but the final third is something of a meta-theatrical triumph. You’ll not only realize how detailed, elaborate, and convincing the unforgettable production is, but how the whole idea is really just awesomely batshit weird Americana.

“Hell House” is running almost the entire month of October. Tours run every 15 minutes from 7:30p to 9:45p.

I feel a bit guilty using this guy’s renderings as an ironic source of humor because they really seem sincere.

But come on:

Lj, that is so totally weird because I saw this one…

I was in St. Louis last week visiting the folks, and saw a few of these billboards along the side of the highway. As much of a Satanist as I may seem to be, there was something about the pure simplicity of this sign that got to me. Nice to see that Jesus’ advertising team has dispensed with all of those other worn-out slogans like “Jesus Died For Your Sins,” or “Every Time You Tell a Lie It Kills Jesus All Over Again,” and just went for the straight-up stuff.