It's in human nature to want answers. We tend to fear the unknown, which I think is totally reasonable. We can't predict what we don't know, after all.
That's why some of the photos on this list are so unsettling. Though they're all strange and creepy, not all of them have an explanation for why they exist. Maybe you can be the one to figure it out!
Who knew such a simple concept as 'long Hello Kitty' could be so upsetting?
The construction and design of this nest alongside the one singular egg reads very folk-horror to me.
Let their eyes illuminate the way, for they see all, these tiny poodles and basset hounds.
You were already making an alien egg, now you're making a hatching one. Hope you're prepared.
The pet within itself isn't creepy, but this ostrich's eyes are way too human. I think the man who owns him is a wizard and there's a human soul trapped in there.
There is! He has a message for you, and you get to choose whether or not you listen to him. Will you?
I would love to meet the freak that saw someone using a phone and went, "Y'know what would make that even better? If you could strap it to your face."
The lack of context here is worrisome. Would you like to tell us why you have a poison bottle? When and where was it last emptied?
Bug swarming in any way is pretty creepy but someone in the comments said the ants are likely attracted to the EMF the cable is emitting, which is even weirder.
Funnily enough, this phenomenon is called a fascination, which is fitting seeing as it's pretty fascinating!
Not unheard of or unexpected, but seeing someone's final marker being eaten away causes a little unease in me.
You let him in at record speeds, which means he'll be doing this again since it worked so well.
Was that person who had the poison bottle at your house recently? You might want to make some new pasta, just in case.
The colors here really add to the spooky aura around this photo. Can't help but think whatever happened here resulted in a ghost haunting the nearby grounds.
I understand what this sign is getting at, but the wording is just off enough that it reads as eerie instead.
Nothing but a definitely normal house with some normal decor. Very innocuous and not worth worrying about or thinking about at all.
Just the eyes? It's just the eyes that rub you the wrong way? Nothing more?
The art of the weird light post poster has always been a classic. It takes refinement to do right and this one hits the nail on the head.
Not Two-Face, actually, but the Toxic Avenger! The owner of that building is Lloyd Kaufman, who's the founder of Trauma Entertainment, which created the Toxic Avenger series.
It also looks like something I never want to see again. Ever. In my life. Thank you.
