This Twitter Page Collects The Most ‘Cursed’ Images Online, Here Are 50 Of The Best

The cutest and the scariest in one picture

Shear terror...

“We heard you were having trouble sleeping, so we came over so you could count us.”

Ewe

The camera was found. Only the camera...

WTF!! This s**t so bizarre

The longer you look, the weirder it gets.

Water just sprayed out of my nose. I am in so much pain.

Jason cowered under the bed as the awful truth sank in - Trixie the poodle had nommed his long sought-for copy of the Necronomicon

That is pure demonic.

Spider-cat, Spider-cat

"Got the photo? Great, now turn the chair the right way round"

OMG he's the carbon copy of my late cat, Byron| FB_IMG_145...645ce2.jpg

Felix was always a little "different". LOL

Totally normal

Only 2 grannies sat on the table when photo were taken

"So what if she is possessed by five demons, Maureen, she's still our neice"

Raised attending Catholic schools I still instinctively flinch every time I see a nun. Clock says 4:40. Looks pitch dark outside.

"Order of Satanic Nuns Meet for Weekly Charity Tea Party to Raise Money for Homeless Orphans and to Buy a Sweet Dog Named George"

Gives goosebumps..Very scary..

This was some extra spicy food.

Fire in the hole!

This is what happens when you don't wash your hands after using the toilet.

Hmm. So that's what explosive diarrhea looks like. Good to know.....

I knew I shouldn't of had that second Big Mac...

Fun fact, what you see on the right is the deer's own skin hanging off the antlers, in a process known as velvet shedding which is rare to capture. Typically spring through summer, the male deer's antlers will look rounded and velvety. The thick velvet skin is needed to carry nutrients efficiently all the way up the antlers to make them very strong each year as they are regrown - possibly the fastest-growing structure in the mammal world! As autumn begins, the skin dies and falls off with some tree-rubbing assistance, and the strong, sharp, bony antlers are revealed, ready for flair and fighting to win over their mates.