Published in Tryangle·Jul 2, 2021The Process Church of the Final Judgment is born again, thanks to an Italian collectorWhat is the Process ? According to the new Netflix documentary by Joshua Zeman (author of Cropsey, a superb must-see true crime gem), the Process was a dangerous cult who influenced killers such as the Son of Sam and even Charles Manson. Is it really ? The Process is as…5 min read
Apr 28, 2021“What would you do if you found a box of noses and a lampshade made of skin?” — Conversation with a Ed Gein murderabilia collectorPsycho, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Silence of the lambs, Ed Gein inspire more horror movie than any other serial killer in history. However, the “Butcher of Plainfield” has always fascinated me because, after he was put in an asylum, he’s mainly described as a nice inmate, very calm and gentle. …Crime8 min read
Published in Tryangle·Mar 30, 2021“How Jeffrey Dahmer cannibalized my mind” — Meeting a (mildly) obsessed murderabilia collectorFor many reasons, murderabilia is not my thing. However, my deep curiosity for the weirdest minds sometimes leads me to read about people like Jeffrey Dahmer, the “cannibal of Milwaukee”. …Truecrime11 min read
Published in Tryangle·Mar 22, 2021This Collector has curated the biggest (and strangest) selection of Religious Cults items from around the worldWhen I started writing about cult several years ago, I thought my obsession was so weird I was the only one to have it. So when it turned into a collection a weird object from cults, I feared that people would point the finger at me and maybe start throwing…Truecrime6 min read
Published in Tryangle·Mar 14, 2021This Heaven’s Gate collector has one of the bunk beds where the cultists killed themselvesHeaven’s Gate is probably one of my biggest obsession, and it has been for years. I have been digging to find more information, secret videos and object to get closer to solve the dark mysteries of the 39 minds who killed themselves in 1997. On my path to understanding, I…True Crime7 min read
Published in Tryangle·Feb 14, 2021Museum of Death : “When guests pass out, we call it a falling ovation”Collectors are fascinating people. They come by something one day, and it turn into a curiosity, then an obsession until they literally build museums around anything. Did you know such things as the museum of cup noodles and the national poo museum exist ? …Weird7 min read
Published in Tryangle·Nov 7, 2020Heaven’s Gate : a writer imagined what came after the suicides if they really went to ‘Planet Heaven’How an extremely weird book found on Amazon led me to an hidden Heaven’s Gate memorial. — I’ve been writing a novel on Heaven’s Gate for years now, diving in their lives and trying to understand the human experiences behind the tragedy. As you can imagine, researching is a big part of such an endeavour and I was very happy to find a strange book called ‘Heaven’s…Crime3 min read
Published in Tryangle·Nov 11, 2018Weird sciences and crackpot theories : meet the pioneer of Kook studiesDonna Kossy studied weirdos long before it was cool. — Today, writing and studying strange beliefs has become somehow commonplace. Be it the flat earthers, the reptilians/illuminati/freemason conspiracy theorist, or my aunt who thinks she has cured her cancer with lemon, many journalists or bloggers have written about it, mainly to dismiss it, mock it without trying to understand what…Weird9 min read
Published in Tryangle·Mar 6, 2018I’m sorry but the Shape of Water is (quite) zoophiliacHow can a movie about fucking an animal end up getting an oscar now ? Animal can’t consent. — I love Guillermo del Toro, but… when I saw his last movie, I couldn’t shake the feeling that there was something in it that no critics pointed out : the movie was not only metaphorical, but dived right into ethical questions raised by bestiality “Why would you think that ?”…Animals4 min read
Nov 1, 2017How To Stop Worrying And Finish That Damn BookEverybody always talk about the hardship of starting to write a book. Refining the idea, planning, researching… that’s all very interesting. But where is the help for people who are knee deep in a book, trying to find a way to get to the other side ? That’s actually my…Writing2 min read
