#creepy

[theatrical-penguin]

We’re sure they were carved and not just like sucked into the walls?

Faces carved into the walls of the Paris Catacombs

[brandontheoutcast]

Erma- The Craving

[forgrtashes-blog]

Wally has places to be!

Like hell.

Animation made by me!

[the-faceless-void]

Does a boogeyman/imaginary friend count as monster fucking? Asking for me... lmao

Ty Hodges as Larry Houdini, Don’t Look Under the Bed, 1999

Changed lives.

[moonlover9191]

"Who needs a social life when you have the voices in your head to keep you company?" -Tobias 'Ticci Toby' Erin Rogers.

[faelanda]

I'd cuddle it :33

[eerieeccentrix]

[cavegirl66]

Petr Válek

[vaxolang]

Smile

Acrylic painting on canvas

Size 30 x 23 cm

[ultraericthered]

Xehanort pulling an Aaravos.

Why do these silver haired Square Enix game villains keep doing this?

A sketch of Young Xehanort holding Toy Box Sora for Chapter 23 by Shiro Amano.

[morbidology]

"Bloody Mary. Bloody Mary. Bloody Mary."—a chant many of us have recited in front of a mirror during our teenage years, often with friends daring us on. This legend originated from a coming-of-age ritual for young women. The tradition involved walking up a flight of stairs backward while holding a candle and a small mirror. In the bathroom, they would gaze into the mirror, hoping to catch a glimpse of their future husband. If they saw the face of the Grim Reaper instead, it was believed to signify that they would die before marriage.

Over time, this ritual has evolved into a darker tale. Various versions of the legend suggest different consequences for calling Bloody Mary's name three times in front of a mirror—some say she will scratch your face and eyes, others claim she will haunt you, steal your soul, or even kill you.

Despite the variations, the legend of Bloody Mary remains one of the most enduring urban myths.

[ddoodler]

Commission - The Ghost Boy.

[creepy-girls-do-it-better]

344 days until halloween

[killy--chan]

[shadowziggy]

useless ray of goddamn sunshine