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17-Year-Old Does An “It”-Themed Photoshoot With His Baby Brother, And It Will Give You Nightmares
Twisted clowns terrify a lot of children, but twisted child clowns easily petrify most adults, too. 17-year-old Mississippi photographer Eagan Tilghman has released pictures of a creative photoshoot he did with his 3-year-old brother Louie, and the results look nightmarishly realistic.
Eagan dressed Louie up as Pennywise from Stephen King’s “It”. The 17-year-old did everything himself, including makeup and creating the chilling costume. Everything was so well produced, even Andy Muschietti, the director for the upcoming movie remake of “It”, appreciated Eagan’s Instagram post with a like.
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The brothers are hoping their photoshoot catches the eyes of Ellen DeGeneres
17-year-old Eagan did everything himself, including his baby brother’s makeup and creating his chilling costume
While the photoshoot gave everyone nightmares, Union Pacific Railroad pointed out that the photoshoot could have easily turned into a nightmare itself
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The one with his head poking out the water is the creepiest.
The little boy is creepy, but I think that 17-year-old is hot.
I KNOW RIGHT! priorities lol
Wow Union Pacific railway were getting a bit uppity lol
With good reason - too many idiot kids die on train tracks every year. 483 deaths in the US in 2014 (source: Federal Railroad Administration) . Not to mention how life changing it can be for the poor driver who is unable to stop in time.
Those tracks are in active use. See the field of kudzu behind them? The kudzu would be covering the tracks without someone cutting it back.
My guess is these kids were smart enough to look both ways. And the vast majority of people who die on train tracks WANT to die on train tracks.
@Weeping Definitely still in use, those are exactly what train tracks being used look like.
That's 0.0001% of the US population that probably wouldn't have enhanced the gene pool anyway. At least this kid made art!
Really? Guess you never left your yard to play, must of spent all your time reading statistics. There's nothing better than putting coins on a track and watching this massive machine flatten them. Leave kids alone and let them play, Its the parents responsibility to teach them safety and I trust my kids.
"That's 0.0001% of the US population that probably wouldn't have enhanced the gene pool anyway." Let's take it easy with the eugenics theory eh Galton?
If the poor driver is haunted by the the ghost of a three year old dressed as the clown from IT, he is to be pitied!
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They look disused. I'd say old steam/coal engine tracks. There is no need to freak out.
One of my uncles was an engineer on a railway for most of his career. He had PTSD because some idiot decided to step in front of his train to die and required counselling for over a year because he couldn't stop blaming himself for killing someone. After that, he had to deal with three other suicides and an auto accident that resulted in the deaths of everyone involved. ... Before you make snotty comments, consider this - do YOU want to be the person with a corpse on the hood of your car because you couldn't stop when someone stepped in front of you?
the first comment I understand, but the second one - about "private property" - is stupid and unnecessary.
I'm sorry to hear that, hope he's doing better.
Well Ben, sometimes it really doesn't have anything to do with an event being someone's "fault". Seeing someone shot to death, burned in a fire, or blown up in a war may not be your fault either, but it's still a violent, traumatic event. I would worry about someone who WASN'T affected after seeing such things. It has nothing to do with whether or not someone needs to "grow up", as you so manfully stated it. Part of the human condition is having reactions, sometimes strong ones, to distressing events, whether one is at fault or not. It doesn't make anybody less human, or even weaker as a person. It sounds like a normal response. Perhaps it's you who needs to do a bit of growing up.
Oh Ben... I do hope you don't get into such an accident. I don't think you're as callous as you think you are. Most people aren't actually. Have a good day. :)
I keep trying but they move...
Ben, honestly, you are a piece of shit, not a human being.
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Fine, my post sounds a little callous, but think about it: what control do you have over some depressed, mentally ill person who wants to kill themselves? If you're driving a car or train, absolutely none. I don't see why I should be depressed and require therapy because I drew the Short straw... There world is not fuzzy hugs and rainbows. Grow the hell up.
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Wow...manowce comes in hard with the name calling. How very mature of you.
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Honestly if someone stepped in front of my car to commit suicide I'd be more concerned with the damage to my car. They wanted to do and they did. Bye. Nothing I can do about it. No reason to feel guilty. Just focus on the pictures and not the supposed dangers of the situation. You're missing the point of the article and trying to steal away the attention.
Guys I meant know offence, the inclusion of it just seemed oddly out of context in terms of the article, I would assume the photographer took the necessary precautions.
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Sadly many don't think about the actual train and it was an excellent place to point out the dangers. It must be a popular place to pose for Senior High School photos as i have seen several. Everyone gets concentrating on poses and proper exposure and never hear the train until it is too late. Very sad when the subject is hit and never gets to graduate. It happens.
No he didn't take precautions. It is Never safe to be on the tracks. I've been an enginer for 20 years. Fortunately I have not Killed anyone but have hit my share of vehicles. I have lost 5 coworkers that were hit by trains. One of them was hit by his own train. He misslined a switch and was struck wgen it came down the wrong track.
Uppity? For telling people to be safe and not to trespass on private property? These tracks are definitely in use. Look how well the gravel is kept around it, no weeds.
You guys won't like this, but there's no such thing as "private" property. It is an illusion that keeps our class system in place. We don't own the air, water, land ....
Well, trains ARE very quiet....LOL
yeah cos people are fucking stupid around rail lines. It's not public property.
I hear news of photographers or models dieing (a few of them) every year photographing on train tracks like morons.
You think so?..........how many twelve year old little boys or 18 year old girls have you climbed off your locomotive praying you will find more than pieces? Yeah I didn't think so. Thank you Union Pacific!
I really dislike clowns...but that kid is cute. And scary...especially when he smiles with the clown face!
I got clown phobia too!
The one with his head poking out the water is the creepiest.
The little boy is creepy, but I think that 17-year-old is hot.
I KNOW RIGHT! priorities lol
Wow Union Pacific railway were getting a bit uppity lol
With good reason - too many idiot kids die on train tracks every year. 483 deaths in the US in 2014 (source: Federal Railroad Administration) . Not to mention how life changing it can be for the poor driver who is unable to stop in time.
Those tracks are in active use. See the field of kudzu behind them? The kudzu would be covering the tracks without someone cutting it back.
My guess is these kids were smart enough to look both ways. And the vast majority of people who die on train tracks WANT to die on train tracks.
@Weeping Definitely still in use, those are exactly what train tracks being used look like.
That's 0.0001% of the US population that probably wouldn't have enhanced the gene pool anyway. At least this kid made art!
Really? Guess you never left your yard to play, must of spent all your time reading statistics. There's nothing better than putting coins on a track and watching this massive machine flatten them. Leave kids alone and let them play, Its the parents responsibility to teach them safety and I trust my kids.
"That's 0.0001% of the US population that probably wouldn't have enhanced the gene pool anyway." Let's take it easy with the eugenics theory eh Galton?
If the poor driver is haunted by the the ghost of a three year old dressed as the clown from IT, he is to be pitied!
This comment is hidden. Click here to view.
They look disused. I'd say old steam/coal engine tracks. There is no need to freak out.
One of my uncles was an engineer on a railway for most of his career. He had PTSD because some idiot decided to step in front of his train to die and required counselling for over a year because he couldn't stop blaming himself for killing someone. After that, he had to deal with three other suicides and an auto accident that resulted in the deaths of everyone involved. ... Before you make snotty comments, consider this - do YOU want to be the person with a corpse on the hood of your car because you couldn't stop when someone stepped in front of you?
the first comment I understand, but the second one - about "private property" - is stupid and unnecessary.
I'm sorry to hear that, hope he's doing better.
Well Ben, sometimes it really doesn't have anything to do with an event being someone's "fault". Seeing someone shot to death, burned in a fire, or blown up in a war may not be your fault either, but it's still a violent, traumatic event. I would worry about someone who WASN'T affected after seeing such things. It has nothing to do with whether or not someone needs to "grow up", as you so manfully stated it. Part of the human condition is having reactions, sometimes strong ones, to distressing events, whether one is at fault or not. It doesn't make anybody less human, or even weaker as a person. It sounds like a normal response. Perhaps it's you who needs to do a bit of growing up.
Oh Ben... I do hope you don't get into such an accident. I don't think you're as callous as you think you are. Most people aren't actually. Have a good day. :)
I keep trying but they move...
Ben, honestly, you are a piece of shit, not a human being.
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Fine, my post sounds a little callous, but think about it: what control do you have over some depressed, mentally ill person who wants to kill themselves? If you're driving a car or train, absolutely none. I don't see why I should be depressed and require therapy because I drew the Short straw... There world is not fuzzy hugs and rainbows. Grow the hell up.
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Wow...manowce comes in hard with the name calling. How very mature of you.
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Honestly if someone stepped in front of my car to commit suicide I'd be more concerned with the damage to my car. They wanted to do and they did. Bye. Nothing I can do about it. No reason to feel guilty. Just focus on the pictures and not the supposed dangers of the situation. You're missing the point of the article and trying to steal away the attention.
Guys I meant know offence, the inclusion of it just seemed oddly out of context in terms of the article, I would assume the photographer took the necessary precautions.
*no
Sadly many don't think about the actual train and it was an excellent place to point out the dangers. It must be a popular place to pose for Senior High School photos as i have seen several. Everyone gets concentrating on poses and proper exposure and never hear the train until it is too late. Very sad when the subject is hit and never gets to graduate. It happens.
No he didn't take precautions. It is Never safe to be on the tracks. I've been an enginer for 20 years. Fortunately I have not Killed anyone but have hit my share of vehicles. I have lost 5 coworkers that were hit by trains. One of them was hit by his own train. He misslined a switch and was struck wgen it came down the wrong track.
Uppity? For telling people to be safe and not to trespass on private property? These tracks are definitely in use. Look how well the gravel is kept around it, no weeds.
You guys won't like this, but there's no such thing as "private" property. It is an illusion that keeps our class system in place. We don't own the air, water, land ....
Well, trains ARE very quiet....LOL
yeah cos people are fucking stupid around rail lines. It's not public property.
I hear news of photographers or models dieing (a few of them) every year photographing on train tracks like morons.
You think so?..........how many twelve year old little boys or 18 year old girls have you climbed off your locomotive praying you will find more than pieces? Yeah I didn't think so. Thank you Union Pacific!
I really dislike clowns...but that kid is cute. And scary...especially when he smiles with the clown face!
I got clown phobia too!