David St. Eerie is an independent horror creator whose work conjures tales across literature, film, music, and multimedia ritual. An author, musician, and director, he is known for building immersive worlds where cosmic dread, occult folklore, and surreal atmosphere intertwine

He is the author of the novels Seasons of Horror, The Appalachian Horror, and Demoness, among others. His stories often explore ancient forces lurking beneath familiar landscapes, blending traditional horror with mythic undertones and creeping existential unease. Several of his works are currently being developed for film and expanded multimedia storytelling.

Beyond the page, St. Eerie is a prolific creator in the underground horror scene. He is a member of the Flint Horror Collective, co-conspirator on The Ghoul Cast, and the creator and co-host of the St. Eerie Presents podcast, where discussions of horror cinema, literature, and strange phenomena are explored. He has produced and directed music videos for his solo works, Lords of October and The St. Eerie band, and continues to curate genre events and collaborations.

Since 1994, David has also operated under the infamous moniker Lucifer Fulci, a persona through which he unleashed extreme music, fiction, and visual art. As Fulci, he is a multi-instrumentalist solo artist, the co-creator and bassist of the horror band Lords of October. His creative work in this form has included directing the award-winning short film The Idol and producing works often described as grotesque, transgressive, and unapologetically dark.

Across every medium, David St. Eerie continues to construct a strange and interconnected artistic ecosystem.