Spooky Omry 1 is a light, normal width, medium contrast, upright, short x-height font.
Keywords: posters, book covers, title cards, game ui, album art, occult, gothic, menacing, macabre, arcane, horror mood, gothic revival, thematic display, brand voice, title impact, blackletter, spiky, serrated, angular, ornate.
A sharp, blackletter-influenced display face with narrow stems, pointed terminals, and frequent thorn-like spurs at corners and stroke joins. Forms are built from straight verticals and angled diagonals with minimal curvature, creating a crisp, faceted texture across words. Serifs and finishing strokes flare into small spear points, and counters are tight, giving lowercase a compact, compressed feel. Capitals are more elaborate and irregular in silhouette, with pronounced hooks and notched shoulders that heighten the ornamental rhythm.
Best suited to display settings where atmosphere matters more than neutrality: horror or dark-fantasy posters, album and merch graphics, book or chapter titles, and game/stream branding. It works well in short phrases, logos, and title cards, and can support date/issue styling with its matching figures.
The overall tone is ominous and ritualistic, evoking medieval manuscripts filtered through horror and occult aesthetics. Its spiked detailing and harsh angles read as aggressive and theatrical, lending a sense of menace and dark fantasy to headlines and titles.
The design appears intended to deliver a Gothic, horror-leaning voice through a blackletter skeleton accented by thorny terminals and serrated joins. By emphasizing pointed endings, tight counters, and decorative caps, it aims to create immediate thematic impact at headline sizes.
Spacing and internal apertures appear tight, so the face builds a dense, high-texture word shape—especially in longer lines. The numerals share the same chiseled, pointed construction, keeping the set stylistically consistent for dates and short numeric callouts.