#bfu: supernatural

[ravxe3n]

fancy boys

[wolfboywarmachines]

i find it absolutely hilarious that after ricky goldsworth became a Thing all the fans decided to co opt cc tinsley as shane's bfu-sona even though cc was a very real guy who happened to have a goofy old timey name just so that ricky could have a pal

[spencertoot]

Last time I posted art on here it was generally well received, let’s try again

[thatonegeekygirl]

back at the comic cover thing again ya’ll! this time featuring Blane :D

[incaseyouart]

I can finally post this comic I made last year for @thisremainsunsolved! The comic is based on their last BFU Supernatural episode, the second visit to the Sallie House~

[praisingshane]

Good Omens as Buzzfeed Unsolved quotes

[somesonofabitch]

Fma as Buzzfeed Unsolved Memes

[arebirthingofsorts]

the entirety of buzzfeed unsolved but the stories are in chronological order: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGGIwil6tMX95BMdYvMY8Co5Y2J8yxpe-

supernatural was very hard to do so under the cut i've added my reasons for some difficult episodes to list! if anyone has qualms with it or if you notice any mistakes in the playlist please let me know!

the london tombs, la llorona, and the voodoo episodes were difficult due to no real timeframe being known for when they began so i based the london tombs off of ryan saying the bridge has been around since ancient rome which is why it's one of the first videos in the playlist. la llorona required me to do my own research which led me to believe the story came about in the 1500s? possibly predating that but the first written versions were apparently from the 1500s. for the voodoo new orleans episode i did some research and based it on when it could have been brought to the area.

for bigfoot, mothman, and the men in black, i listed those based on the first encounters/evidence presented

many of the locations, i listed based on when they closed their operations or the owners passed before becoming noted haunted locations. (winchester house, sorrel-weed, villa montezuma, whaley house, old city jail, pythian castle, vulture mine, waverly hills, bellaire house, eastern state, rolling hills)

other haunted ones are currently still operating so i listed those based on when they first opened or got into the hands of the current owners (viaduct tavern, st. augustine, tombstone, goatman's bridge, the viper room, bobby mackey's, moon river)

dauphine orleans hotel was listed as the date ryan said a license to may bailey was given for the bordello. im very unsure about this one so if anyone has suggestions on how to list this one, please reach out EDIT: decided on 1775 because ryan mentioned that year as the site the hotel is on and i felt more sure about it that choice

farnsworth was listed as the year of the battle of gettysburg due to the house being named after a soldier who died in that battle + notable events happening and around the house

the bermuda triangle was tricky so i listed that as the date the term "bermuda triangle" was first coined EDIT: it's been moved to close to the top of the playlist due to the first alleged reporting of weird bermuda shit being by christopher columbus in 1492. this made more sense to me

colchester and morris-jumel are museums now so those were dated as when they were officially museums

the uss yorktown and the queen mary are listed as when they docked for good.

the alien abductions episode is in the 70s area of the playlist because 2/3 of the stories happened in the 70s.

the date the island of the dolls began is where i based "3 horrifying cases of ghosts and demons" since there are separate episodes for the winchester mansion and the sallie house

i based all the haunted locations on those things because i figured that the ghosties would appear after the notable deaths and wild events instead of listing all of them as when they first opened.

i hope all of this makes sense. enjoy.

[orangechickenpillow]

I love how Ryan thought "What do I hate more than anything? Ghost hunting in scary places" and then he saw Shane and was like "that guy thinks ghosts are baloney and won't shut up about it" and then he.... decided to make a ghost hunting show with those ingredients

[scarecrow-collective]

Writing this cause the anon in my box, I won't go into detail at all cause that's private information but I need you all to know something.

I understand what it's like to struggle, I understand what it's like to feel as though you have nothing left and there's nothing more to give. I know what it's like to live in a situation where you feel like the only escape is to end it, but believe me it's not.

Listen to me, as someone who struggled both mentally and physically and went through so much fucked up shit that it's not funny it will get better. Fuck, it took me goddamn 17 of the 18 years of my life to accept and be okay with where I am. It'll get better, it'll get easier and you'll be okay!!

Ending yourself or hurting yourself isn't the way to go about it, I know this is probably over used but you are worth your weight in gold. You are perfect and amazing and so fucking talented and you're perfect just the way you are, if you ever and I mean ever need someone my inbox and my dms are open.

I will sit there and I will listen to you, I will provide you with my story and I'll give you advice on how to get help if it means you'll be okay. Fuck I'll even give you my discord or my insta if you want to talk verbally!!! Just please reach out to me if you need help, even if you don't know me. I love all of you so dearly, I'm always here.

Fuck you, I'm tagging fandoms so this reaches everyone.

[ravxe3n]

bfu era this time :p

[sprucebluw]

More Shane Madej and Ryan Bergara art, but it’s Halloween so they are angel and demon.

Im trying so many different styles of painting so my art is going through phases

[acespacedweller]

Buzzfeed Unsolved/ Watcher fans: I have a biiiiiig favor to ask. I am writing a novel loosely inspired by the ghoul boys (very loosely though) for my thesis. I'm at the first investigation scene and I'm struggling with how to structure it. The novel is a horror comedy, and at this point in the story we are more in the comedy section.

My question is:

Regardless of if you are a believer or not, what about their investigations do you find the most compelling? Especially in relation to their demonic investigations?

I would love to hear from you! Feel free to reblog, comment or message me!! It would mean a lot :)

[miiilowo]

ive seen a few people say it made them believe in ghosts less than before (myself included) so im curious what the consensus is

[ashamedmadej]

[praisingshane]

Hannibal + buzzfeed unsolved

Bev walking into Hannibal’s house:

Alana visiting Hannibal’s cell:

anyone Hannibal has killed:

Anytime someone called Hannibal a murderer or “Hannibal the Cannibal”:

Hannibal when he misses will while will is in prison for hannibal’s crimes:

Will Graham bleeding out after wading into the quiet of stream:

Will Graham in the catacombs calling to Hannibal: