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There’s still 40 days till Halloween, but it doesn’t mean we can’t start getting ready by pumping up the blood early. And the corner of Reddit known by the name r/Creepy is a perfect place for that. Created for “all things creepy,” the subreddit is home to a whopping 14.2M members, proving that spine-chilling content is a big hit here on the internet.
So today, we selected some of the most creepy posts that range from hard-to-explain sightings of figures caught on camera to eerie places that probably won’t be on your holiday destination list.
Ever wondered what the inside of the Chernobyl reactor looks like? Well, wrap yourself up in a warm blanket, scroll down below, and get ready to jump from the sofa. Don’t tell us we didn’t warn you, things are creepy here.
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#1
Handmade Ghost Ship
Martin Kaine 4 years ago (edited)
"Her beams bemocked the sultry main, Like April hoar-frost spread; But where the ship's huge shadow lay, The charmèd water burnt alway A still and awful red." --STC, Rime of the Ancient Mariner
DAISY 4 years ago
WHAT A TRUELY AWESOME JOB! I HAVE NEITHER THE SKILLS, NOR PATIENTS,
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Katie Lutesinger 4 years ago
I don't know where this ship is going, but just show me where to buy a ticket!
Maria Mendez 4 years ago
perhaps a can of compressed air? well, it'll move the dust around, anyway. should probably be encased on glass...
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#2
Artist With Dementia
Pink Rose 4 years ago
This is sad. My mother has alzhiemers. I went to visit her and she said that she said that she had no idea who I was but she was glad to see me.
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Mark Howell 4 years ago
So sad. But as a collection it is very much like watching the person just fade away, just like I had to do with my grandmother.
Jo Choto 4 years ago
This reminds me of the kid who did self portraits while under the influence of different drugs. Look it up. It's pretty horrifying.
Laugh or not 4 years ago
There is a museum in Switzerland where all the paintings and sculptures are made by mentally ill patients of a nearby hospital. I went there with my class in high school. It was very disturbing.
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“There isn't really one, universal answer as to why people seek out or enjoy creepy, spooky, scary things; it depends a lot on cultural context, as well as on each person individually,” Lucia Peters told Bored Panda. Lucia is a writer, editor, the creator of the website The Ghost In My Machine, and author of the book “Dangerous Games To Play In The Dark.” “For instance, fear does some interesting things to us, physically and psychologically; it puts our bodies into a state of high alert, often triggering the fight-or-flight response and releasing adrenaline and endorphins,” she continued. “Some people enjoy the feelings and sensations these responses inspire, while others don't.”
Lucia explained that there's been some research into why some folks like being scared and others don't. “For example, it's been found that people who score highly on specific personality traits associated with thrill-seeking tend to enjoy being scared more than those who don't score as highly on those types of traits,” she said and added that there are so many factors at play, like environment, personal experience, etc.
#3
A Friend Went For A Walk The Other Night And Saw This Woman Just Standing On A Roof
Scott Groseman 4 years ago (edited)
Had a woman with dementia live in the apartment next to us and she would do buzzard stuff hopefully that’s not. Sleep walker or someone with dementia
lil_gremlin 4 years ago
Sleep walking is more likely, imo-I read about this teen girl who sleepwalked all the way to a metal beam hanging from a crane.
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GoddessOdd 4 years ago
Maybe she is looking at or for something. When we were kids my sister and I would go on the roof to spy on the neighbors ... they were never doing anything, we just liked playing spy.
Sergio Bicerra 4 years ago
Yeah, when my sister was on her teens and went out with friends, her carfew was 12ish, so at 11.55 my dad went to the roof just to see her come safe.
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#4
Famine Memorial In Dublin
Brian Bennett 4 years ago
Ever wonder if the COVID HORROR could lead to something like this. Note the elevation in prices of everything. I know a lot of older people who can't afford to eat properly and to pay for medications at the same time!
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Not Proud British 4 years ago
One more reason I'm not proud to be British, as many soldiers from England left the citizens to die in ditches, gutters, etc. They could have stopped the famine but chose not to. And that has been whitewashed from history.
Kevin Corcoran 4 years ago
Thanks for being honest about history! It's a unspoken truth, unfortunately. Ireland produced a lot of other types of food during those years but they forcefully exported out of the country by British Imperials. 'Poaching' was punished by execution by some accounts. "The famine" is essentially a genocide by forcing a population to starve slowly. At least Hitler did things relatively fast.. it's also a historical fact that Winston Churchill was involved in creating the Bengal Famine in 1943 (killed 3million humans). Just so you know, I bare no I'll will towards the regular British folk who grew up in the shadow of their ancestors atrocities. Being aware of the reality of it is all I could ever ask. And that Sir/Madam, you have done. Hats off to you!
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IlovemydogShilo 4 years ago (edited)
I learnt about the famine in history when I was at school in Ireland. The true horror of it was that it was ONLY the potatoes that didn't grow because of the blight, everything else was fine. ALL other food were fine and readily available but the British wouldn't let the Irish have any as it was all imported back to Britain. If anyone was caught taking even the smallest bit of "forbidden food" they were jailed and ended up on a prison ship bound for Australia and they never saw their families or Ireland again. Most died on the grueling trip to Australia, the rest were then used as cheap labour in the colonies. This is not taught in English schools. I know so as I moved to England and my history teacher was talking about the strained relationship between England and Ireland in the past and he wondered why it had got so bad. I said "well the famine didn't help. He had NO idea what I what I was talking about. He like every other British person wasn't taught this. He had no idea it was so bad. That's the difference between Britain and Germany. Yes Germany had the terrible Nazis and the true horrors of the concentration camps, but they have gone out of their way to apologise and own their evil doings. They educate their children in what they did and how wrong it was and now anything associated with Nazism is strictly illegal over there. The British attitude is "let's just sweep this under the carpet and never talk about it and we can forget it ever happened." It is just so shameful. I am British I moved to Ireland when I was 1 and unfortunately ashamed to be.
SuperChicken 4 years ago
That is atrocious. One can only I hope that one day, things will change... everywhere.
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Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Same old repetitive story. The rich exploiting the poor. Sure, the disease was potato blight, but it was the British Whig government and absentee landlords that brought it to the extreme.
Nazda Pokmov 4 years ago
The Potato Famine was real in Ireland...not a made up story....many thousands of people died of starvation.
Fulsome Kitten 4 years ago
Yes! Roughly 25% of the population either died, were transported to a penal colony, or forced to emigrate to North America/Australia. It's so sad!
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Samantha PandaNotBored 4 years ago
When I think of what my poor ancestors went through, it really is horrifying. The English laughing at the. , saying there’s help , when there was clearly none . The word false hope sums that up in history
According to her, narrowing it down to one, specific answer is difficult (and probably doesn't really serve us well, anyway).
Speaking of herself, Lucia said that she was fearful as a child. “Scared of seemingly everything -- and eventually, I started wanting to understand exactly why I was so scared of so many things.” Therefore, she started “deconstructing horror stories and other spooky things, and along the way, she started to really enjoy the little frisson she got, like “the shiver running up and down my spine and exploring spooky things.”
“And this, too, can be a big factor as to whether someone enjoys being scared or not -- some folks enjoy the sense of mastery they get over making it through a spooky experience,” Lucia said.
#5
Xylaria Polymorpha Is A Saprobic Fungus Commonly Known As Dead Man’s Fingers
GoddessOdd 4 years ago
I bet these have freaked many many many people out~ imagine finding this in the woods.
Red Hair Blue Soul 4 years ago
Is it near the cave system and missing persons map from the other post on this list?! Mystery solved....
BetweenTheCracks 4 years ago
There are so many different kinds of fungi in the world, and so many of them are weird as hell. (In a cool way!)
#6
This Wasp Nest
Son of Philosoraptor 4 years ago
Ooh that's like the nest in the corpse in Hannibal. A thousand nopes!
A_BadlyDrawnBearPic 4 years ago
I guess one day they saw a human child and thought, "hey, this would be a really nice structure for our hive!"
“It's also worth noting that everyone finds the same things creepy or scary. For example, body horror or gore doesn't do much for me, but I love a good ghost story; I'm also very fond of the uncanny -- that is, when something looks familiar, but feels just a little bit... off. But some folks feel the opposite: They find ghost stories or the uncanny boring and love body horror and gore. And that's just personal preference!”
#7
The Missing Persons Map Has A Frightening Similarity To The Cave Systems Map
Life is ? 4 years ago (edited)
There are people who live under the rock indeed.
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Leigh C. 4 years ago
Easier said than done. There are experienced spelunkers and cave divers tend to find themselves in dire situations and some can't even be recovered, and the rescuers know where they are but can't get to them.
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Derek Clark 4 years ago
That movie made me realize that I have a fear for underground caves. I was so uncomfortable I had to stop watching.
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#8
Went To Lock The Back Door. There Was A Visitor
Lizzie Smith 4 years ago
The white makes it all the more scary, almost like it's a ghost spider.
lolitsfiona 4 years ago
ahh you reminded me of something! this morning my mom hit a huge bug on the ceiling with a towel. and we saw it very clearly falling to the floor. except it never hit the floor. we never found it. gHosT bUg!
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Dash Blue 4 years ago
Good lord! I would have sucked up the back end of my shorts if I came upon this.
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
Nope. I’ll just take my chances. Though having that in the lock—-so also on or just under the door handle—-might be enough of a deterrent. “Guard Spider On Duty. Do not pet.”
#9
Saint Bartholomew
Lizzie Smith 4 years ago
He was said to have been skinned and beheaded in Armenia for converting the king to Christianity. He's the patron saint of dermatology.
pebs 4 years ago
This statue is located in the Milan Cathedral and has terrified entire generations of children! :)
Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago
As though Catholicism isn't scary enough as it is.
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Jaded Queen 4 years ago
His death is meaningless tho. Converting to Christianity doesn't mean s**t, if one is not willing to work for liberation. U may be an atheist but u would still need to work
smugdruggler 4 years ago
Looks like a work by Gunther von Hagens. If you've not seen his plastinations you should check him out.
According to Lucia, not everyone finds the same things creepy or spooky. “When it comes to the variety of spooky storytelling we find online, though--whether it's in words, pictures, video, or some combination of the above--the most effective pieces of work tend to be the ones that blur the lines of reality and fiction.”
She continued: “think pieces of art that add fictional entities or monsters to real photographs (that's how Slenderman began, after all), short stories that have a kernel of truth in them somewhere ("Abandoned By Disney" does this really well), and the like: Deep down, we know that these images and stories are fictional -- but they look or feel just real enough to make us wonder, ‘What if...?’”
#10
Factory Farm
Hans 4 years ago
Disgusting. Just remember that with any purchase of non-organic meat, eggs and dairy you make a choice for this. (Slighly stricter laws does not really make the living conditions less disgusting.)
Mazer 4 years ago
Noooo people living in poverty wages don’t have the luxury of using their budget to effect change. Which is why more people being in poverty is what corporate America loves
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SuperChicken 4 years ago
This is abominable. They really need to ban/outlaw this kind of farming.
Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
This is just sad. These chickens live in pure darkness, no space to run, little water, force fed, its horrible!
Luka Verheijen 4 years ago
I don't even know if these are still alive. I only know I don't like it.
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Watching 4 years ago
I worked for environmental lawyers for eight years. Part of one of our lawsuits was a visit to a Simmons (poultry) food facility. It was the most disgusting thing I have ever experienced.
Anna McHugh 4 years ago (edited)
This is proof positive that our species is scum and needs to die off. UPDATE: and for those who say 'You first, Anna' - I'm vegan and childfree. 80% there. So F#$k you, you arrogant bastards. You'll get yours in hell.
Amanda Hunter 4 years ago
Please don't support the factory-farmed egg industry. These are living sentiant beings.
Sue Bradley 4 years ago
This is one of the reasons I became Vegan 5 years ago, only regret is I didn't do it sooner :(
#11
Got A Notification From My Smart Home App In The Middle Of The Night Saying "Your Doorbell Detected A Visitor"
Vulf Byte 4 years ago
We can only hope. And also hope it's just a phase. Thinking on it further I'm not sure it's any less creepy if the kid is doing this for fun lol
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A 4 years ago
One night last week I got a "Person on your Porch" alert from my doorbell camera. It was about 2am. Terrified, I checked the camera and it turned out to be a spider crawling across the camera. The underside of a spider is not the view you want at 2am, but at least it wasn't a serial killer.
Francis 4 years ago
this pic creeps me really out! but i can't stop lookin at it the same time >.<
Scott Groseman 4 years ago
This is how you get shot in America. No BS. Kids don’t be stupid and accept a dare like this.
SuperChicken 4 years ago
I hear you. Sadly, kids will still do it, because they think it's challenging and cool.
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Gabby M 4 years ago
I want one of these doorbell thingys to have a button you can push for a squirt gun ... Kid wouldn't think its so funny walking back to his friends after he pissed himself.
BetweenTheCracks 4 years ago
"B-bu... B-bu... I'm just a KIIIID! You're being mean to meeeeeee!!" Shaddup and learn what repercussions are, butthead.
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#12
An Eerie Underwater Cave Death Warning Sign
Julia Atkinson 4 years ago
"There's nothing in this cave worth dying for"...you just KNOW that some idiot will treat this as a dare
GoddessOdd 4 years ago
I live where there are a lot of dangerous underwater caves. They have actually caged some to prevent entry because people were treating it as a challenge.
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Isobel Davies 4 years ago
thats exactly what some one would say if there was something in there worth dying for .....
Liz the Wanderer 4 years ago
Positive Evolutionary Pressure, just like COVID, will raise the average IQ of our species.
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Lucia believes that the roots of the fears remain similar, although the ways in which they're expressed can change or evolve over time. “Take the fear of the dark, for instance -- a fear that's been around for basically all of human existence. Often, what being afraid of the dark is really about is being afraid of the unknown. We can't see what's lurking outside our little circle of light; it's masked by the darkness. Anything could be out there; it's the not-knowing that scares us,” she explained.
“Then, consider some of the fears associated with the internet--the kinds we see in horror films like Unfriended, The Den, or Cam. Although the medium here is obviously modern--the internet is very young, comparatively speaking!--these fears, too, tap into the fear of the unknown: We don't really know who or what might be hiding behind those screen names. Again, just as it is with the dark, it's the not-knowing that scares us,” Lucia concluded.
#13
Teeth In A Squid Suction Cup
Bored bunny 4 years ago
Now I'm remembering the time I ate a raw squid in my grandmother's house.
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Jjiinnee 4 years ago
Good. Would be better if they formed because people eat them live, and this is some sort of evolutionary payback.
Raven Sheridan 4 years ago
A giant squid has the strength to suck the bolts out of a submarines hull!
Beth Arriaga 4 years ago
This, right here, is one of the many reasons I will never enter an ocean or large body of water. It's their home, not mine. Just a giant 'nope'.
#14
I Went To Dachau Concentration Camp And Felt Almost Like It Didn’t Do Anyone Justice. It Didn’t Seem To Reveal The Extent Of The Horrors Of What Happened There. Until I Saw This. My Heart Was In My Stomach
Anna Te 4 years ago
I was there as a pupil and although I am not easily scared, I was very happy to get the f**k out if there. It felt like a wave of horror and sorrow
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Son of Philosoraptor 4 years ago
My great aunt died in Treblinka. That was just 20 years before I was born. Please let us never forget the cruelty of ethnic nationalism and fight it in the US with all our power.
Shalini Pabreja 4 years ago
Happening right now in India and no one lifting a finger to stop it or even acknowledging it.
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Amanita Virosa 4 years ago
I went to the holocaust exhibit in NYC, The Museum of Jewish Heritage. They had a door there. The worst though was tiny shoe with the sock tucked in, waiting for the owner to return after the "shower."
Sandra Libertad 4 years ago
I've been to Auschwitz 3 years ago... cried all the visit and spent a few days really touched. The worst part was the gas room...Still have chills and tears come to my eyes any time it comes to my mind.
Betsy Gee 4 years ago
I went in 2009. I felt tat way as well. It’s such a heavy, overwhelming feeling, knowing what happened there. I saw Birkeneou as well. I only took a few photos. I can still see it so clearly, over a decade later.
Load More Replies... Rachel Wilson 4 years ago
Just look at the Taliban right now today! S**t still happens right under our noses!
Veronique 4 years ago
I was in Dachau with high school. The chills when you enter the camp. And yes this room and the gas chambers are the most terrifying. I will never forget that feeling.
Bina Cobbler 4 years ago
Dachau only had one gas chamber, which was never used though. Certainly doesn't lessen the horrors of the crematorium. But Dachau wasn't used as a mass execution site.
Load More Replies... Samantha PandaNotBored 4 years ago
When we lived in Berlin , my “mother” went there for a visit. She was told that there were so many buried that grass or flowers wou,d never grow there again . For some reason when I was so young, that really hit me . I went on to study the 2nd world war relentlessly. The things I could tell you, certainly not a place for BP
SuperChicken 4 years ago (edited)
You're not the only one. Did you go to the town? We drove to it, thinking that we can get something to eat or drink - but it's like a ghost town. Driving around, we only saw a handful of people, and they were looking at us like we are weirdos. lol. Our Czech friends say that no one really goes there, except for the concentration camp. The buildings were as if it was still in the 1940s, dark and gray.
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Baby Owls
Gabbie Reaves 4 years ago
most of y'all are are crazy Screenshot...d12cca.png 
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
I can see where someone, who didn’t know what they were and only just caught a brief glimpse of them in a dark forest anyway, could think they were ghosts or something.
Moo Moo Futch 4 years ago
They just look like two guys standing around with their hands in their pockets.
Mazer 4 years ago
Baby barn owls to be specific, to.add to the weirdness off it all the rattle their beaks at you and hiss to make you go away. If you are by their nest at night, they would like a woman being accosted because they screech to get fed, and they are bottomless pits. The first time I heard them screaming I was sure I needed to call 911 until I figured it out. This is why I seen people do not put barn our boxes near their home
Bored Panda also spoke with S. Elizabeth, writer and creator of the “Unquiet Things” blog, as well as the author of “The Art of the Occult: A Sourcebook For The Modern Mystic” book. She is particularly interested in horror, the supernatural, and death. “I can tell you that for myself, there’s something cathartic about spending time with scary material, whether it’s a ghost story or a slasher film, etc.,” S. Elizabeth explained her fascination with creepy things.
“You’re engaging with this material from a really passive place, you can experience the threat or menace vicariously--and sure, if it’s particularly well written or well-directed or if the actors and the effects are spectacular, it might become such an immersive experience that for a time you feel like you’re right there in the thick of it.”
#16
Raccoon Hands Reaching Through The Boardwalk
#17
Should I Start Digging?
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
The stone clearly says No, but that's just reverse psychology so Yes, start digging.
Gia SDP 4 years ago
I think it means as long as you don't dig, there is no danger.
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Jeremy Sitorus 4 years ago (edited)
It likely originally said 'THERE IS NO DANGER TO VISITORS' originally, but when they actually checked later, they got rid of the 'NO' and added the 'CAUTION - DO NOT DIG' message at the same time.
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Chancey 4 years ago
This is located near Chicago, Illinois and is the burial site of the world's first nuclear reactor.
Craig Hearne 3 years ago
Actually, it's the burial site of the material from the first (whatever wasn't used for the bombs) that was created under Stagg Field, as well as the materials from the second one, built on the site. The third reactor was moved to what is now Argonne National Laboratory.
Load More Replies... Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Why do those in authority positions think we're going to read the signs?
Gabby M 4 years ago
Aww hun relax LOL You won't explode BUT you'll wish you had. A nasty death for sure.
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Steve Fischer 4 years ago
There are people who will always do the opposite of what they're told They usually end up regretting it
LongCoolWomanInABlackDress 3 years ago
Nothing screams 'dig right here and now' as a 'do not dig here' sign
#18
Portland Man Found His Tires Slashed, And This Note On His Car
Scott Groseman 4 years ago
But my name is John.... they guy I bought the car from was named Mark.
Reynard 4 years ago
Hmmmm. Public citizens really don't have access to license plate information. You know who does? Cops.
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
This was some angry bicyclist who Mark had accidently cut off while making a right hand turn into a parking garage.
The writer continued: “But you’re not. You can mark your page and close the book when you’ve had enough scares for the night. You can pause the movie and go to sleep. There’s no danger that Michael Myers is going to stab you, that the zombie is going to eat your brains. You’re already the Final Girl.”
Having said that, S. Elizabeth added that “as a woman, I already feel vulnerable in this world, whether I am in a horror movie or not. (And in recent years, it really has been starting to seem more and more like a weird dystopian horror film.) So many of us don’t make it out alive. Horror movies, scary stories, creepy media--I think consuming this type of thing gives us a sense of control in a world that no longer makes any sense,” she explained.
#19
The Mist
Monday 4 years ago
Hide your pets, children and the disabled! Those are his favourite targets.
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#20
Reaper
Beck(formerly Becca/Gizmo sq) 4 years ago
What a beautiful picture. Seriously i love stuff like this.
Son of Philosoraptor 4 years ago
Me too! Dark and gothic, reminders that life is frail and short and we need to pay attention... And they look so cool!
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ScarlettofHydraIsland 4 years ago
I know it’s supposed to be the Reaper, but it looks like a Nazgûl
Nope 4 years ago
Nazgûl waiting for their date at the park. Looking for the ring is stressful, they need vacations too
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Missa Rei 4 years ago
because it is........ a crime hath been committed here. Step over that tape, and the statue will prove to be a non-statue..........
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Ivy la Sangrienta 4 years ago
Not crime scene tape, just caution tape. They use it when there's a danger of falling or tripping, etc, or when doing construction work.
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#21
Bunraku Puppet
Clarin 4 years ago
Me in first picture:"I'm slightly hungry" Me in second picture taken 5 minutes later: "Where's the food?!"
Julia Atkinson 4 years ago
I saw a bunraku puppet show back in the 80s and couldn't get over how realistic the puppets' movements were, even though the operators are in full view of the audience
Terilee Bruyere 4 years ago
My daughter has a unikitty that does the same thing if you push a button in the back. Freaks people out, makes her gigge.
somnomania 4 years ago
bunraku puppets are amazing, they're generally operated by at least two or three people, the mechanisms in them are so incredibly complex
When asked what is it about certain creepy stories that affect us so profoundly, S. Elizabeth said that “I can point to a lot of elements, but they all boil down to one core piece of the puzzle: that something fundamentally feels very wrong. The stories in which things happen when they shouldn’t, people are somehow where they couldn’t possibly be.”
She gave us some examples: “The television that powers on suddenly, even though it’s unplugged. The face you see just outside your window even though you’re on the third floor. The emails you begin receiving from a friend who died half a year ago. The sibling who goes away on vacation and comes back changed, not themselves. It’s their face, but it’s somehow not them anymore.”
S. Elizabeth said that “this sense of wrongness is made that much troubling and lonely and desperate when you realize you seem to be the only one who notices these uncanny goings-on.” According to her, if a creepy story has any of these elements, it’s bound to have an impact on us and give us a sleepless night or two.
#22
The Face In The Moth
A B C 4 years ago
I see the model for an upper class space-traveller's yacht in Star Wars or similar
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HardTruths 4 years ago
Tks! This Kiwi website called it a Swift-Winged Sphinx. Nice rhyming quality to it. The scientific name seems to be Enyo ocypete. Also, the specimen in this webpg has a tortured ghoul face on it's back! https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/257282-Enyo-ocypete
Load More Replies... Jessica Gunn 4 years ago
Judging by the 90 degree angle of what looks like some kind of structure, ima say as big as a small adult hand? Maybe a little smaller
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The Smile Room
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
Is that the room where the serial killer would cut a permanent smile on a victim’s face?
Luka Verheijen 4 years ago
No, it's the one that randomly teleports, sometimes with a giant vertical mouth just behind the door
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Gabby M 4 years ago
LOL I'm guessing you yell at the screen watching stupid people run UP the stairs ... like ME!!
Load More Replies... GoddessOdd 4 years ago
Yeah... I've seen photos of other abandoned buildings with this painted on a door, as a sort of homage, I guess.
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Tamsin Far 4 years ago
I use this as background image for teams meetings. The colleagues like it.
PenitentEyeball 4 years ago (edited)
“Now Jimmy, you be nice, you don’t want to go to the smile room again do you?”
#24
A Soot Covered Spiderweb
rumade 4 years ago
These aren't actually cobwebs, they're strands of soot held together by static electricity after a fire.
Bexxxxx 4 years ago
I was going to say, this does not look like a spider’s web!
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this is actually proteins from a fire, they just look like spiderwebs
This new research conducted by David Zald shows that people differ in their chemical response to thrilling situations. Dopamine, one of the main hormones released during scary and thrilling activities, depends on each individual. To put it simply, some get more of a kick out of the same amount of dopamine. According to Zald, some brains lack something that he calls “brakes” on the dopamine release and reuptake in the brain. As a result, they will be enjoying more thrilling, scary, and risky situations than the rest.
#25
Old Lady With A Knife Seen On A Doorbell Cam In The Middle Of The Night
KJ 4 years ago
Thank god for doorbell cameras, dread to think what would have happened if the person opened the door.
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
Well, there used to be peepholes cut in doors, where you could see out, but the person outside couldn’t see in. Old school and low tech, but they worked.
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Draj 4 years ago (edited)
Most people seeing the video seem to agree that she likely has some sort of dementia. She just stands there swaying the whole time looking very confused.
GoddessOdd 4 years ago
My mom, with dementia, escaped the house in the middle of the night, and went to the neighbors and started loudly knocking at their door. I imagine it would have looked a lot like this. They called her caregiver, and we put alarms on the doors after this so she couldn't wander off in the middle of the night.
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Rob Woodman 4 years ago
A person heard their doorbell, checked the camera and saw a person holding something so they turned it into a knife in their mind, posted to Reddit where bored panda saw it and stole it. You’re all caught up.
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#26
A Rare Mutation Causing The Tentacles On The Octopus To Branch
smugdruggler 4 years ago
I wonder how similar the mutation is to the one that causes polydactyly in cats.
#27
Found Out The House We Are Living In Has A Bunker Below. I Managed To Squeeze My Phone In One Of The Cracks Of The Door To Take This Creepy Picture
Artoonist Corine 4 years ago
Looks like Camel Crickets - they are just like regular crickets but super creepy looking!
The Deez 4 years ago
I like to refer to Camel Crickets as Devil Spawn Crickets! They're SOOOO creepy looking! And they jump STRAIGHT AT YOUR FACE! *shudder*
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Lisa B. 4 years ago
We call these spider crickets, they are all the above.
Load More Replies... Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
Nope. Nope. Nope. Especially if there is any way they can get from the bunker into the house. Just NOPE!
April Stephens 4 years ago
Aside from the crickets, it's super creepy because it's so narrow. Not at all cozy or homey.
Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
Burn it. Burn it. You never know what arson is like until you try it.
According to Dr. Margee Kerr, a staff sociologist at ScareHouse, a haunted house in Pittsburgh that takes all year to plan, for anyone to really enjoy scary situations, they must know it’s a safe environment. “It’s all about triggering the amazing fight-or-flight response to experience the flood of adrenaline, endorphins, and dopamine, but in a completely safe space. Haunted houses are great at this—they deliver a startle scare by triggering one of our senses with different sounds, air blasts, and even smells,” she told The Atlantic.
#28
Skull Rock Formation In Indonesia
Demi Zwaan 4 years ago
It's actually in the Apostle Islands, Lake Superior, Wisconsin, not Indonesia. Wonder why people lie about it.
Valley Girl 4 years ago
I am 100% sure there is buried treasure in there. I'm also 100% sure no stupid grim reaper is gonna tell me I shouldn't go diving in those underwater caves.
#29
My Husband Just Sent Me This... It Was Taken On His Way To Work This Morning
𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago
You took the words OUT of MY head and put them... here... before I even got a chance to scroll down to the "add comment..." -Lol! FTR- 'This' IS BEAUTIFUL!!! -Lol.
Load More Replies... SuperChicken 4 years ago
That's pretty neat, actually. He can send that to National Geographic or to one of those photography mags.
#30
The Stairs I Have To Take To Leave Work
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
They can’t even put a f*****g light down there? That’s just evil and twisted. I would raise a real stink about safety—-you can’t see the bottom of the stairs or the door, ffs!
Patti Vance 4 years ago
omg! this brought back the creeps for me. when i was in college i got a job working from 11pm to 7am at a produce farm. since the grower shipped world wide my job was to get the orders/faxes/calls that came in from the differing time zones. had to walk through unlit open harvest room to dimly lit stairs up to office that overlooked the floor. told owner it made me nervous since building out in the fields middle of no where. he arranged for a couple of his field workers to sleep in the building when i was scheduled so i wouldn't be frightened as well as not being alone. also provided a decent bed under the stairs and cell phone for them in addition to decent pay for literally sleeping on the job. owner was a good man to all his employees.
Bear Hall 4 years ago
"I'm telling you, if you start working for us you would never want to leave."
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
You surely never climbed the stairs in a Dutch house from the 1800's. They are a trap.
Draga Millani 4 years ago
I bet they just focused the light above the stairs with the camera, therefore dimming the bottom of the stairs.
Moreover, according to Dr. Kerr, “these senses are directly tied to our fear response and activate the physical reaction, but our brain has time to process the fact that these are not “real” threats. Our brain is lightning-fast at processing threat. I’ve seen the process thousands of times from behind the walls in ScareHouse—someone screams and jumps and then immediately starts laughing and smiling. It’s amazing to observe."
#31
This Was Once A Home
Missa Rei 4 years ago (edited)
Or rather, a house for the trees. Come, brethren, let us take back what was once ours.
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Twodogsandapicnictable 4 years ago
From the shape, I'd guess it was a barn. There are plenty that look just like that around here. Two on property where I work. One is all poison ivy.
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
Amazing how quickly and completely Nature can obliterate any sign of human occupancy. I really respect that kind of power.
Scarlett King 2 years ago
Is that in Ohio!? Bc I live in Hilliard and a house just like that is on my way to the cvs pharmacy
#32
Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia Pa - Photos Taken By Myself
Julia Atkinson 4 years ago
Was that chair used by a barber or dentist? At least it wasn't connected to the electricity supply
13 4 years ago
You don't need the chair hooked up to electricity. Just the patient.
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420ismyfavouritenumber 4 years ago
What is that red stuff on the walls in photo 2? Sincerely hope that was just the photog using fake blood for effect, or something of the sort :/ legitly made me shudder!
Jocelyn Dae 4 years ago
Crumbling red brick. It gave me a dark feeling that didn't go away until I visited Christ Church the next day. The baptismal font in which William Penn was baptized is still in use at Christ Church. It was sent over in 1697 from all hollows by the tower in London
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I went to a museum and I learned back then barber shops used to be able to pull out bad teeth 🦷 so creepy so weird
#33
This Very Accurate Babadook Cosplay
Raven Sheridan 4 years ago
Fun fact: The Babadook is a queer icon. It's actually quite a fascinating story as to how that came about and for those interested, I'd suggest you Google it and read about it.
Interestingly, Dr.Kerr believes that fear is also something that’s culturally and socially constructed. She suggests that “when we look across time and across the world, we find that people truly can become afraid of anything.” An exemplary case of this phenomenon is Baby Albert.
“The poor child was made deathly afraid of white rabbits in the 1920s before researchers were required to be ethical. So we know that we can learn to fear, and this means our socialization and the society in which we are raised is going to have a lot to do with what we find scary,” Dr. Kerr told The Atlantic.
Other creepy things that many cultures find scary are creatures of different kinds, like semi-human creatures, creatures from an outer world, supernatural monsters, and things that defy the laws of nature in some way.
#34
These Three Cages, That Were Used To Hold The Dismembered Remains Of Opposing Religious Leaders In The Region In 1536, Still Hang On St. Lambert’s Cathedral In Münster, Germany
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
The cages. Not the opposing religious leaders. Of course. Ain’t religious fanaticism grand? (/s, ffs!)
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Marky Mark 4 years ago
"My superstition requires that I kill you because of your superstition" is still a pretty common attitude in parts of the world.
lolitsfiona 4 years ago
mark thank god you're okay! we were so worried that you were dead by now since the old lady with the knife slashed your tires...
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Becky Moore 4 years ago
Why do they have to keep them there? I'm sure no one would object if they took them down! Just highlights how shitty religion can be
#35
My Mother Received This Terrifying Letter Which Is Supposedly From A Crazy Cousin She Hasn't Spoken With In Over 20 Years Who Lives In The Mountains Of Hawaii Without Electricity
"Ellen,
We'll be by around 7pm on March 23 to pick up you & yours - pack lite, leave your earthly husk behind. As ever, no fornicators or immigrants need apply. I see you @ 7pm (1900 hrs)
U KNOW WHO"
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
With a straitjacket and a dart gun filled with elephant tranquilizer.
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Julia Atkinson 4 years ago
I'd be waiting at the gate with a posse of fornicators and immigrants, just to be awkward
Catlady6000 4 years ago (edited)
Somehow, I don't think any fornicators or immigrants mind this one. One of the extremely rare occurrences when bigotry is not a bad thing
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#36
It Was So Windy The Other Day It Raised The Dead
RoseTheMad 4 years ago
Similar thing happened where I live, there's the old church/abbey and graveyard on top of the cliffs here, and one year the rain was so heavy it caused a landslide on the cliff above, which rained down onto homes below, revealing human remains. Fortunately, the remains were able to be reinterred and there hasn't been any more erosion/landslides since, as far as I remember, and this is going back to 2012/2013 ish.
Melissa Boatman Linebaugh 4 years ago
After Hurricane Hugo in South Carolina, I went on a volunteer trip to help restore some neighborhoods. There were coffins literally everywhere that had been washed out by the storm. It was unsettling, to say the least.
Tinykame 4 years ago
I live in Charleston and occasionally floods and high waters still unearth coffins
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"High winds knock down numerous trees in graveyard; thousands reported dead."
Flerb Knot 4 years ago
YIKES! Reminds me of the flood of 1972 when in Scranton, PA, buried caskets were washed out of the ground by the rushing waters. There were occupied caskets floating down the street...
#37
Just Bought A House. Found This In The Basement. Sealed Tight
A B C 4 years ago
From the original reddit post: "UPDATE: I have solved the mystery of the basement hatch. It is more underwhelming than I had ever imagined. It just goes outside, behind the bushes. https://imgur.com/a/UaFzLeb" ___ AND ___ "UPDATE: I have a bizarre epilogue. I was just contacted by THE GUY WHO BUILT THE HATCH. Ten years ago, he says, the stairs in front of the house collapsed in a tornado. The then-owner used the opportunity to rebuild the stairs with a tornado shelter underneath. However, once the shelter was built, he became concerned that if the house collapsed in a storm, he might be trapped in the shelter. As some have suggested, the hatch truly is an emergency exit. The eye bolts make the hatch too strong to break open from outside, but can be easily removed to escape from within if the house crumples while you are in the shelter. The builder saw this thread on Reddit, then looked me up on Twitter and found contact info to send me an explanation. It's a small world, my dudes."
Jerry Mathers 4 years ago
Could be a coal shaft. Had one in an older home I once owned. Used for coal delivery into the basement.
Beck(formerly Becca/Gizmo sq) 4 years ago
I would have to know what was behind it. There is no way i could not look. I love a good mystery.
Alex the Country Dog 4 years ago
Hahaha. That’s just an old coal shaft. We inherited one in our house as well. Smart to block them off from critters and small children! I love how it has become “creepy!”😂
Carol Emory 4 years ago (edited)
Probably for a Dumbwaiter. The shaft leading upstairs could easily be covered with panels and plaster board. Concrete not so much. Or it might be a chute for coal.
fire bug 4 years ago (edited)
Old coal hatch would be my guess. Depending on where this is and age of the home.
#38
An Iris Growing Over A Pupil
Aria Whitaker 4 years ago (edited)
We actually ALL have this! But we have it in the fetal stage of our development. It usually resolves in a very large majority of people, but in some, it persists after we are born. It is called a "Persistent pupillary membrane". Yes, it can affect vision, causing cataracts and clouded visual fields.
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Beezel Palomar 4 years ago
"And I don't want the world to see me 'Cause I don't think that they'd understand"
#39
Found This While Walking My Dog In The Woods. Someone Put Alot Of Time Into Making This
Jayne Kyra 4 years ago
I hope they don´t leave the candles burning after done with their rituals.
Witchling 4 years ago
Soooooo... if it was truly witches...as in Wiccans... the pentacle would likely be point up. I'm sure there are some who'd place it point down but to most Wiccans a pentacle point down is the equivalent of an upside down cross to a Christian. I'd say this is a wannabe playing around.
𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago
The only true "creepy" thing I find in this photo is how the melted candle wax (in the middle of the table) has a STRONG resemblance to human LEG BONES from the knee cap down to the "toes."
Deb Smith 2 years ago
Thank you! That's exactly what I noticed first, but it looked like bony arms reaching down
Load More Replies... Jo Choto 4 years ago
You know it's a bunch of high schoolers. Real satanists have altars at home.
Kristal 4 years ago
Real practitioners use outdoor spaces all the time. Other paths use pentacles in their practice as well
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Mazer 4 years ago
People bringing their bs into nature. Our park rangers have torn down dozens of these things as well as the plastic toy filled little kingdoms people appear to need to make in the pristine woods. Keep your crap in your own space people
Kristal 4 years ago
Many Pagan paths are nature based; woods are their churches so to speak. It's not bs, it's disrespectful if on public lands if they don't clean up, though
Load More Replies... HardTruths 4 years ago
Love those wax 'hands', like Sadako trying to crawl out of a TV, only this time it's a pentagram.
#40
Scorpion Carrying Her Babies On Her Back
mcborge1 4 years ago
It's an emperor scorpian (Pandinus Imperator), they can be very docile even when handled. The red clawed emperor on the other hand (Pandinus Cavimanus) is more prone to aggression when handled.
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Joshua HJN 4 years ago
It's an emperor scorpian (Pandinus Imperator), they can be very docile even when handled. The red clawed emperor on the other hand (Pandinus Cavimanus) is more prone to aggression when handled. - explained by @mcborge1
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Terilee Bruyere 4 years ago
Fun fact, the mother will partially crush prey so her babies can learn to hunt.
Becky Samuel 4 years ago
More fun scorpion baby facts, the baby scorpions here are in a very helpless state, and their stingers are blocked off and not sharp. This gives them time to build up enough venom so that when they molt into their first independent form they have sufficient reserves to hunt and defend themselves.
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#41
Halloween, Early 1900s
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
And fear. Homemade costumes and Halloween-type mischief sounds way more fun than the watered down dull crap “parties” people do today. At least when I was a kid (sixties and early seventies), we could still go trick or treating door to door in the neighborhood. Oddly, the two best houses everyone wanted to go to were a family around the block where the grandfather, Leo, grew and roasted his own peanuts (they were really really good), and our neighbor, who owned an apple orchard and gave out apples that had still been hanging on her trees that morning (hard to get any fresher than that, and they were scrumptious).
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Fulsome Kitten 4 years ago
I honestly don't know what's more disturbing: the modern Halloween imagery of reanimated mutilated corpses or these little kids. I'm leaning towards the kids.
Laurie Goff 4 years ago
Those "costumes" are of Asian, Black, and South Indian persons. As Halloween costumes for children... Whyte folks haven't changed much
#42
Tarantula Infected With Cordycipitaceae
Not Proud British 4 years ago
If you want a real zombie scare, look this parasitic fungi up. It jumped from plants to animals, so is only one hop away from humans....
Becky Samuel 4 years ago
Fungal infections are one of the areas of greatest concern to human health in the future. They are more common in hospitals than even many medical professionals realise, extremely resistant to treatment, and have a high mortality rate. Research into new treatments is limited and not well funded.
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JefeJeff 4 years ago
Once the parasitic fungi takes a hold it enters the brain & literally turns insects into walking zombies. They are long dead before the tentacles grow... to spread more of the fungi.
Load More Replies... Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Cordyceps fungi invades its hosts (mainly arthropods), and eventually replaces the host’s tissue with its own parasitic tissue. https://sciencebasedlife.wordpress.com/2012/06/17/freaky-fungus-turns-a-tarantula-into-a-work-of-art/
Shary Bobbings 4 years ago
The genus of the fungus is Cordyceps; Cordycipitaceae is the family
#43
Eyes Reflecting In A Camera Flash At And Elvis Concert
Ty Stratton-Quirk 4 years ago
Laugh if you wish, but Elladan and Elrohir were known throughout Middle-Earth for their performances!
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Susie Elle 4 years ago
Human eyes don't reflect light, though, do they? Are these perhaps people wearing glasses?
Beans 4 years ago
Yes, they are definitely glasses. Either that or 3/4ths of the top row were not looking at Elvis for some unfathomable reason
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#44
Please Don't Rip Please Don't Rip Please Don't Rip....
Blake Ingram 4 years ago
Is anyone going to talk about how her mouth expression makes this more terrifying?
Alexandra Davis 4 years ago
She may possibly have EDS. I have it and it causes stretchy skin like this, among other connective tissue issues
Monday 4 years ago
This one is photoshopped, but EDS would have caused a similar result yes.
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Demi Zwaan 4 years ago
And another fake one. Just zoom in, you can see the stretch is enhanced. Left side cloth is stretched and blurred, edge blurry, fingers (thumb especially) on the kid are weird, stretch marks are smudged.
#45
Voldemort/Quirrell Face Model
#46
Two Wax Department Store Mannequins Melt During A Heat Wave In London, 1929
Deutschland Mädchen 4 years ago
The one on the right looks kind of like something you'd see in a Midieval painting.
#47
Just Bears..
Orion C. 4 years ago
I just got feels from the Muse music video, literally titled "Uprising" and included creepy burning demon bears. Coincidence? I think not.
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#48
Went On A Flashlight Tour Of A Former Sanitarium And Nursing Home Where Over 7,000 People Died
Alex the Country Dog 4 years ago
I find this more sad than creepy. Make it a memorial. It is criminal what was done to so many people in sanitoriums.
Scott Groseman 4 years ago
There’s plenty of other ways to get your jollies off people. This is not one of them.
JoanieBalonie 4 years ago
Totally agree. The poor souls who died there deserve some respect.
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Bunzilla 4 years ago
If you MUST explore places like this, be very cautious. Wear a mask- if the building was built before or decommissioned before the late 70's, there's a good bet lead paint was used and it will be flaking all over the place. Be very aware of structural integrity- often the structural elements of these buildings are compromised. And please... treat these places with respect. Just imagine what it would have been like to be a patient back when it was operating.
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
I'll never understand these tourist tours through the unmitigated hell suffered by so many.
#49
Pinhead Holding A Baby
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Someone asked Doug Bradley to hold their baby while he was in NYC doing a press junket.
Hulkfreeze 3 years ago
Since I have no idea who Pinhead is, I honestly just find this picture to be kinda cute.
#50
Inside Chernobyl Reactor No.4
Deutschland Mädchen 4 years ago
Wait... people are allowed to go inside Chernobyl? Doesn't it still contain a lot of radiation? (Sorry if this is a stupid comment, I honestly don't know the answer)
Shadowfall The Explorer 4 years ago
From time to time they send someone in to check the cover and to see what the condition is of the reactor. Yes it is still very hot it there but they only spent a few mins in it when they do go in.
Load More Replies... #AnimalLover 2024 4 years ago
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#51
Goose Teeth
Couch potato 4 years ago
Don't know about anyone else but I was always afraid of geese
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TheWeirdDuckPerson 4 years ago
I have ducks except they don’t have tounge teeth they only have beak teeth
#52
Gas Masks On The Floor Of A School In Pripyat Inside The Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, Ukraine
Julia Atkinson 4 years ago
There seems to be an unwritten rule that every photo of an abandoned disaster site must include at least one doll or other toy
PattonPawter 4 years ago
It happens a lot in movies, it’s basically the film’s way of saying that a kid died without actually showing a body.
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Bexxxxx 4 years ago (edited)
I’ve been in this room! It was insane, there’s even more masks than this. That doll was the coolest too, she had a head and a gas mask on when I was there
Your Mother 3 years ago
To the person who downvoted this: This comment isn't that bad. You don't downvote a comment if you don't like it, you downvote it if it's offensive or rude. Downvoting can get a person reported and banned.
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Lenka Smetanová 4 years ago
corrdct me if I'm wrong, but this one is aranged. If i remember it correctly... the most disturbing area is a specific room in the hospital basement, where the doctors storaged firemans clothes they wearing when arried at the reactor.
J. F. 4 years ago (edited)
They prevent radioactive particles like dust to enter the lungs - so yes, they make a huge difference
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Come On Up
A B C 4 years ago
How else would Pennywise be behind a window that high up? Duh. ;)
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#54
Alone In An Old Japanese Department Store
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
Was there ever a fire in that store? Some of the mannequins look a bit burnt. Or is that just decay? Cripes, how long was this store abandoned? Or was this picture taken during WWII?
Candia Lee 4 years ago
Considering the neckline stains on the first mannequin, I'm guessing the heads are wax and melted.
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#55
Hairless Opossum...
FoREVer Tholomew Plague 4 years ago
OMG!!!! I need this little varmint so bad!!! I will name him either Fluffy, Harry, or Curly. He will fit in great with my black cat Sunshine, my ball python Rover, my dachshund Assassin, and my angelfish SwampRooster. Yes, I'm weird, yes, I love it!
jayden dunn 4 years ago
How do we know if we seen #ALIENS or not when s**t like this is running around.
#56
Honey From Bee Infestation
Magpie Magoo 4 years ago
I once lived in a house with a huge bee infestation in the wall. The source of 24/7 crippling anxiety, I wouldn't wish it on anyone.
#57
Something's Urging Me To Enter..
Yettichild 4 years ago
It could be a serious biological hazard. Scientists have found ancient strains of TB in old crypts. Plus toxic molds and fungi.
Draco's Dragonfly 4 years ago
I bet that 'something' cannot wait to eat you, skin you, squash you. Not necessarily in that order.
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
There are a lot of cemeteries in the UK where people have had haunting experiences and encounters with ghosts. Seems that there are a lot of people who have died but still haven't noticed.
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Funny. I've never experienced the "urge" to enter a church thru any passage.
#58
The Museum Of Torture In Guanajuato Mexico
Jerry Mathers 4 years ago
Whenever I see stuff like this I always think that if humans put as much time into curing disease, ending poverty, and making life better as they do in coming up up with horrific ways to harm each other, how much better would the world be today?
Miriah Williams 4 years ago
i mean, we've tried but we have everyone rejecting everything from climate change to vaccines to masks and thinking GMOs are bad.
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Your Mother 3 years ago
I don't mean to sound weird but I would 100% go there. {Like to the museum}
#59
A Guy Printed His Face On A Mannequin Outside Of His Shop In Egypt
𝔓𝔲𝔯𝔭𝔩𝔢 ℜ𝔞𝔢𝔑 4 years ago
...and changes his clothes on the daily? Who says, "guys don't 'play' with 'dolls'!"
#60
Lobotomy Kit
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
I’m glad this practice was abolished as junk science. Same with forcing hysterectomies on young healthy women who were thought to be driven mad with desires resulting from hormones, specifically estrogen. Yeah, sure guys. It must be the estrogen. Uh-huh (last part = /s).
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Please explain the difference between the "crazy" patient and the sicko doctor.
Bernadette Circle 4 years ago (edited)
Walter Jackson Freeman II was a famous lobotomist that even preformed one on JFK’s sister
Load More Replies... lazy panda 4 years ago
I honestly did not realize they spike (?) was that wide! I always figured it was far more thin.
#61
Executioners Mask Used At The Tower Of London
Julia Atkinson 4 years ago
Well, if you're going to usher someone out of the world you may as well do it with a cheery smile
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Most executioners did not wear masks since their identity was already known. Many were professionals that traveled throughout the area. It was also a family business passed down to future generations.
Rob Woodman 4 years ago
Some, not many. You could be a bit more accurate mate.
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geez...no wonder they say catherine howard's ghost is seen running in terror in the tower
Ray_gunn 4 years ago
This doesn't look like an executioner's mask, it looks like a scold's bridle.
Rob Woodman 4 years ago
Not really. It was called a scold’s bridle for a reason.
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#62
Stairway To Death Row And The Criminally Insane At Missouri State Penitentiary
Demi Zwaan 4 years ago
Death row and the criminally insane. As if those people belong in the same category :(
Deutschland Mädchen 4 years ago
Sorry but what's the difference between criminally insane and just insane?
Load More Replies... Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Proof that the US is #1 in Compassion! Places like this make it difficult to differentiate between the incarcerated and the people who put them there.
Nazda Pokmov 4 years ago
At least they could throw on a fresh coat of paint to cheer those folks up.
Samantha PandaNotBored 4 years ago
Potosi Correctional Center (PCC) is a Missouri Department of Corrections prison located in unincorporated Washington County, Missouri, near Mineral Point. The facility currently houses 800 death row, maximum security and high-risk male inmates. The facility, which opened in 1989, is a maximum security prison.
#63
Group Of Girls Wear Their Gas-Masks During A Gas Drill. Moscow , 1930s
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
30 years later, the US made us hide under our desks in Duck & Cover drills. I think a gas mask might afford better protection than a desk, but I'm not an expert.
Rob Woodman 4 years ago
I saw a video where an Australian cop, his mask falling off, decided the best way to handle a young woman not wearing a mask because she was walking alone, was to literally choke her into unconsciousness. Messed up way to terrorize the innocent indeed.
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Found A Hole Behind Some Shelves At Work That Leads To Underground Tunnels
Pink Floydian Panda 4 years ago (edited)
If the plant ye wish to flee, go to sector 7-B. And not to mix metaphors/shows, but is that Lemmiwinks in picture waiting to guide you to safety?
Joshua HJN 4 years ago
BRUH the label is typed out in Calibri font and that font was created in 2002, it was probably pasted there like around 10 years ago SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESH
Luka Verheijen 4 years ago
"Now, let's do this pit meeting... Um, pitch meeting. Just crawl in there, Karen."
#65
Close Up Of Moth Outside My Window
#66
The Path I Walk To Go To Work
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
Hopefully you walk it in daylight, and call a taxi or Uber when it’s dark. You do that, right? You do that? Please tell me you do that. Please.
Joshua HJN 4 years ago (edited)
Some guy with tattoos and piercings probably gunna appear in there out of nowhere holding something either sharp or has a trigger
#67
My Region Is Being Devastated By Forest Fires. This Picture Was Taken At 10am, 100km Away From Them
BetweenTheCracks 4 years ago
As a Californian who has stood under a sky exactly like this, I concur.
Load More Replies... GoddessOdd 4 years ago
This is so heartbreaking. I hope there is a solution to this problem. The devastation is so hard to look at, and comprehend. I can't even imagine what it's like in person. I live in storm country, and it's strange how much worse the aftermath is when you're actually there... this must be a nightmare.
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
As long as y'all remember, this is just another climate cycle that has NOT been influenced by the ignorant humans living here. So, pop out another kid, and stock up on plastic.
JayWantsACat 4 years ago
I was seriously freaked out when this happened here in San Francisco. I thought I went to sleep, like normal, slept through the whole day, and woke up the next night.
Cindy M 4 years ago
Here was my sky taken on 9.9.20 at 1pm in the afternoon in Oakland, CA . Gotta love climate change! 118949885_...2aebc2.jpg 
Joshua HJN 4 years ago
That's sad... um WHAT there's a statue holding a christ cross right in the middle
#68
Old Humpty Dumpty
Louloubelle 4 years ago
Fun fact - No where in the nursery rhyme does it say Humpty is an egg. Not sure how we all decided he was.
Rob Woodman 4 years ago
Humpty was a cannon during the English civil war. During a battle the wall the cannon was on was blown up and he fell. Years later an illustrator working on through the looking glass decided an egg was the better choice
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My Son's Toothbrush When It's Looking At Me Brush My Teeth
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Why do people leave their toothbrushes out, exposed to the aerosolized fecal matter in the air?
Luka Verheijen 4 years ago
"I'm defenitely not planning or murdering you! Just turn your back on me and focus on your teeth, hygiene is important."
#70
Butter Week In Moscow
Olesia Kovalenko 4 years ago
It's the first week of March. maybe more than a week, it's a holiday that was formed into a religious thing, and I'm not religious, so I'm not sure what they say it is now. But originally it's meant to say goodbye to winter by burning a dummy(scarecrow type) and everyone eats crepes the whole month. What happening here and why are the dummies on sticks...I have no clue. Why so many? Have no idea, but they definitely burned them and that's a photo worth taking
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Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
What on earth does standing on top of a flagpole have to do with butter? Unless the flagpole has been greased with it?
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
I've searched these photos, but I see no butter! This is bait-and-switch scam!
Bacony Cakes 4 years ago (edited)
Moskau, Moskau, wirf die Gläser an die Wand! Russland ist ein schönes Land! Ho ho ho ho ho, hey! Moskau, Moskau, deine Seele ist so groß! Nachts da ist der Teufel los! Ha ha ha ha ha, hey!
kkathleen517 4 years ago
Are we just supposed to know what the hell that is and what it means?? Well whatever it is it does not look creepy
#71
I Apparently Go To School In Silent Hill
#72
Missing Child Jacob Wetterling’s Clothing And Remains Found After He Was Missing For 29 Years
Not Proud British 4 years ago
Should we be privvy to this? That child has a family you know. If this were my son I would not want the world to be peering at his clothes and remains.
Samantha PandaNotBored 4 years ago
Jacob Erwin Wetterling (February 17, 1978 – October 22, 1989) was an American boy from St. Joseph, Minnesota who was kidnapped from his hometown and murdered at the age of 11 on October 22, 1989. His abduction remained a mystery for nearly 27 years. Jacob Wetterling upright=250px Born Jacob Erwin Wetterling February 17, 1978 Long Prairie, Minnesota, U.S. Died October 22, 1989 (aged 11) Paynesville, Minnesota, U.S. Cause of death Gunshot wound Body discovered September 1, 2016 Paynesville, Minnesota, U.S. Parents Jerry Wetterling (father) Patty Wetterling (mother) Wetterling's grave. On September 1, 2016, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) recovered human bones from a pasture near Paynesville, about 30 miles (48 km) from the site of the abduction. On September 3, the family announced that the bones were those of Jacob, and local law enforcement stated that the identity of the bones had been confirmed by dental records.[1][2] The location was revealed by Danny Heinric
Riley Quinn 4 years ago
Danny Heinrich, the brutal pedophile/murderer is now serving out his sentence in Massachusetts.
Bernadette Circle 4 years ago
But not for Jacob. He got a deal for revealing the burial site.
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Beans 4 years ago
I disagree. It's important to remember, even if it's uncomfortable to look at, it hits home just how awful this was in a way that just seeing a photo of the victim wouldn't.
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Fabian Meresse 4 years ago
Delete this pic. Respect is due to his relatives, and his memory. Damn
Bernadette Circle 4 years ago
That doesn’t justify it being circulated for entertainment
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Sue Lynn Chan 4 years ago
Hello to those make it here safely....Here's cute photos of a puppy to ease your nerves......
Patti Vance 4 years ago
creepiest thing that has happened to me was when i moved into a house that supposedly had spirits. would occasionally see 'shadow people' on a loop walking on the indoor porch but nothing else. the upstairs was an entire apartment which i made into a school/craft place. it was fully furnished w/fridge and stove. when my stove went out on 1st floor i cooked & served up there while saving for another. one night i'm chopping veggies, look up & there's this old woman who says 'i'm so glad to see you again!' i even touched her hand to make sure she was real. turns out she had dementia & wandered from her home down the street. strange thing was that my 80 lb dog allowed her not only to come in without knocking but come upstairs with nary a bark or growl. i believe the dog sensed she was not a danger & something was 'off''. still, incident scared the hell out of me for a moment.
OHIOWAndering_Around 4 years ago
Christ on a cheesy, cheesy Ritz. I'd have pooped my pants and passed out
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Sue Lynn Chan 4 years ago
Hello to those make it here safely....Here's cute photos of a puppy to ease your nerves......
Patti Vance 4 years ago
creepiest thing that has happened to me was when i moved into a house that supposedly had spirits. would occasionally see 'shadow people' on a loop walking on the indoor porch but nothing else. the upstairs was an entire apartment which i made into a school/craft place. it was fully furnished w/fridge and stove. when my stove went out on 1st floor i cooked & served up there while saving for another. one night i'm chopping veggies, look up & there's this old woman who says 'i'm so glad to see you again!' i even touched her hand to make sure she was real. turns out she had dementia & wandered from her home down the street. strange thing was that my 80 lb dog allowed her not only to come in without knocking but come upstairs with nary a bark or growl. i believe the dog sensed she was not a danger & something was 'off''. still, incident scared the hell out of me for a moment.
OHIOWAndering_Around 4 years ago
Christ on a cheesy, cheesy Ritz. I'd have pooped my pants and passed out
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