Multifandom Recs with darker themes
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The Big Bang Theory
So, hear me out, the sitcom nature of TBBT combined with the sci-fi/apocalypse potential of characters like "scientist who cuts up brains," "theoretical physicist with a sense of hubris," and "the it-girl who can gut a fish and shoot a gun," is like, the perfect brew.
This Is The Way The World Ends by debirlfan
Medium: Fanfiction
Length: 879 words
Relationships: Penny & Sheldon, gen
Comments: This is the fic that sent me down a rabbit hole of TBBT apocafic. It is also still probably the one that hits the hardest.
Multifandom
Under My Skin by BeatriceEagle
Medium: Fanvid
Length: 6:21 mins
Comments: A really comprehensive collection of clips related to bodily autonomy and body horror.
Original Fic
In This Housing Market
Medium: Text
Length: 2481 words
Author's Summary: "From a post by prokopetz on tumbr:
Concept: due to a misprinted sigil in a popular occult reference book, every time the local highschool goths try to summon something at the cemetery down the road, the conjured entity ends up in your bathroom instead."
Comments: More of a horror/comedy fusion. Fun & quick read.
Star Trek
Judgement Day by
alara.
Medium: Fanfiction
Series: TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY
Status: Incomplete, but as a series of braided stories each individual story is complete
Content Notes: some brief mentions of religiously motivated violence; body horror & identity issues; violence in general
Comments: Probably one of my favorite things I've read in the Star Trek fandom. It nicely works together various characters and series. Basically, the story explores the horror/worst case scenario potential of the Q if they weren't as gentle with humanity. Lovely claustrophobic feel throughout.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
A Web of Coincidence by
are_youready
Medium: Fanfiction
Status: Complete
Length: 8352 words
Relationships: Benjamin Sisko/Kasidy Yates; Benjamin Sisko/Mirror Jennifer Sisko
Comments: Read it... read it... capslock velociraptor is coming and telling you to read it! On a more serious note, this fic hits a lot of classic horror tropes and integrates them convincingly into the world of DS9.
Merciful by
are_youready
Medium: Fanfiction
Relationships: Gen, feat. Benjamin Sisko, The Borg, and The Prophets
Length: 2171 words
Comments: See my favorite Benjamin Sisko fic of all times. See also: The Borg and the prophets are fucking creepy, man.
the men with their hands inside by kiranxrys
Medium: Fanfiction
Relationships: Garak/Bashir, Ezri & Garak
Length: 25,415 words
Comments: I found the pacing dragged a bit, but there's some absolutely terrifying and gorgeous imagery and the character dynamics are tip top.
Twilight
Lost in Translation by afterandalasia
Medium: Fanfiction
Length: 598 words
Summary: "Too late, she realised she gave up her flawed humanity for generic perfection."
Comments: This is essentially an argument wrapped up in fiction. It's short but interesting and worth the quick read.
So, hear me out, the sitcom nature of TBBT combined with the sci-fi/apocalypse potential of characters like "scientist who cuts up brains," "theoretical physicist with a sense of hubris," and "the it-girl who can gut a fish and shoot a gun," is like, the perfect brew.
This Is The Way The World Ends by debirlfan
Medium: Fanfiction
Length: 879 words
Relationships: Penny & Sheldon, gen
Comments: This is the fic that sent me down a rabbit hole of TBBT apocafic. It is also still probably the one that hits the hardest.
Multifandom
Under My Skin by BeatriceEagle
Medium: Fanvid
Length: 6:21 mins
Comments: A really comprehensive collection of clips related to bodily autonomy and body horror.
Original Fic
In This Housing Market
Medium: Text
Length: 2481 words
Author's Summary: "From a post by prokopetz on tumbr:
Concept: due to a misprinted sigil in a popular occult reference book, every time the local highschool goths try to summon something at the cemetery down the road, the conjured entity ends up in your bathroom instead."
Comments: More of a horror/comedy fusion. Fun & quick read.
Star Trek
Judgement Day by
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Medium: Fanfiction
Series: TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY
Status: Incomplete, but as a series of braided stories each individual story is complete
Content Notes: some brief mentions of religiously motivated violence; body horror & identity issues; violence in general
Comments: Probably one of my favorite things I've read in the Star Trek fandom. It nicely works together various characters and series. Basically, the story explores the horror/worst case scenario potential of the Q if they weren't as gentle with humanity. Lovely claustrophobic feel throughout.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
A Web of Coincidence by
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Medium: Fanfiction
Status: Complete
Length: 8352 words
Relationships: Benjamin Sisko/Kasidy Yates; Benjamin Sisko/Mirror Jennifer Sisko
Comments: Read it... read it... capslock velociraptor is coming and telling you to read it! On a more serious note, this fic hits a lot of classic horror tropes and integrates them convincingly into the world of DS9.
Merciful by
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Medium: Fanfiction
Relationships: Gen, feat. Benjamin Sisko, The Borg, and The Prophets
Length: 2171 words
Comments: See my favorite Benjamin Sisko fic of all times. See also: The Borg and the prophets are fucking creepy, man.
the men with their hands inside by kiranxrys
Medium: Fanfiction
Relationships: Garak/Bashir, Ezri & Garak
Length: 25,415 words
Comments: I found the pacing dragged a bit, but there's some absolutely terrifying and gorgeous imagery and the character dynamics are tip top.
Twilight
Lost in Translation by afterandalasia
Medium: Fanfiction
Length: 598 words
Summary: "Too late, she realised she gave up her flawed humanity for generic perfection."
Comments: This is essentially an argument wrapped up in fiction. It's short but interesting and worth the quick read.