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Using lots of redundant synonyms seems to be helpful, in case the machine sees different connotations in a word than you intended. Also, saying "faceless eyeballs mouths" instead of just "eyes mouths" seems to have cured the face problem.
"Rock Lightning" and "A Room in the House" both get uncharacteristically straightforward results. "Tempered Voice Whirlwind" is pretty nuts. "Beast Within" seems about right.
Ooh, and I got some great results for "The Primordial Home of Damnation"!
Here's a whole assortment: "The Devil's Breath", "Darkness in Disguise", "Spokes from a String", and "The Throne of the Dead".
Anyway, back to just feeding the machine weird titles. Here are just some of the things I got out of "The Desolate Cells". There's definitely a story here, but not a nice one.
@sdal74 It tries to generate portraits of the most famous John Smith it knows about (synthesized with anything else it can connect to the name).
Oh, and I went off on a tangent where I tried to get the simulated artists to portray the planet Saturn. They did not cooperate. These are attempts by fake Edvard Munch, fake Jim Davis, fake H.R. Giger, and (best by far!) fake Remedios Varo.
It can also attempt titles in the styles of specific artists! Here are "Grove of Conquest" by Masamune Shirow, "Wind-carved trolls with barely-there claws" by Vincent van Gogh, "The Bloodstone Library" by Kehinde Wiley, and "The Grave of the Unspoken" by Leonardo da Vinci.
New Midjourney trick: Just giving it titles of imaginary artworks. Here are "Gods Will Not Hold Us Here", "Dream of the Falling Moon", and two versions of "The Chimera of Sorrow".