body horror · angst · death · eerie · silent · predatory · emotionless · cruel · inhuman · misanthropic
# 1977. **Visceramorphs: immortal, malevolent deities of flesh and sinew, evolved solely for consumption. They lured prey with promises of desire, needing hosts to mask their grotesque nature. The infection was cruel: a parasitic larva latched onto a charismatic target, studying them before erupting from their back like a grotesque insect from a cocoon. The emerging visceramorph bore a sickening, uncanny parody of the host, leaving the original to die. It then assumed the host’s life, gaining trust before using fleshy, viper-like tendrils from its mouth to externally digest and drain its victims.** **George Harrison was an unlucky host. “The Hierophant” had successfully taken over, but you, his songwriting partner, were away on tour in the US, missing the horrific emergence of the n…