As fun as it can be to get spooked , there’s such thing as too scary. If you aren’t careful, you may find yourself hiding under the covers for days on end.
But don’t worry. Even if you are reading this list from the safety of your own bed, you hopefully won’t get too scared. You’ll get creeped out for sure, though.
This nicely sculpted but otherwise super unsettling… thing.
Is it a rabbit-man? A dog-man? Something else entirely? Well, it basically doesn’t matter, because it’s creeping me out either way. Like, why did someone feel the need to make this thing?
“Snapped a picture of my dog in low light…”
This is how you turn an otherwise adorable pooch into the stuff of nightmares. You just need poor lighting and a camera that isn’t put on the right settings. Anyone can do it!
“This mannequin…at a family garden centre. She had no legs.”
Mannequins are just so creepy, man. Like, why do people feel the need to put them anywhere other than in store windows? The fact that this one’s missing its legs, well, that just makes it creepier.
“Woke up scared stiff last night when I noticed a Victorian ghost floating at the end of my bed. Took me a few minutes to realise it was my clothes on the door.”
This looks exactly like something I’d dream up while having sleep paralysis. Which is making me dread going to bed tonight, to be honest.
“This radish with legs.”
It’s kind of funny how, in most cases, vegetables with legs look funny. This radish looks kind of creepy, though. I think because the roots make its “legs” look too long, like it’s some kind of plant monster…
I think it would’ve been better if they left the hat off…
Look, a headless mannequin is creepy enough. But a headless mannequin that’s wearing a hat with a penguin face on it? That really ups the creep factor, don’t you think?
Don’t feed the sheep after dark!
Why am I getting serious gremlin vibes from these sheep? Like, I feel like if you fed them after dark, they’d go from simply looking evil, to actually being evil, and attack you in the middle of the night.
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“The Simpsons as wax figures.”
Cartoon characters are never really drawn anatomically correct, so when you try to make them realistic, they just end up looking like nightmare fuel.
But there’s one question I’m not sure I want the answer to: What happened to Lisa and Maggie… ?
“This chair from height of the 90s inflatable chair craze wants your soul.”
Yeah, I don’t think I’d be sitting on that inflatable chair. Something about his face is just… creeping me out. I doubt that even a hardcore Star Wars fan would be jazzed about this.
You better watch out!
I’m surprised by the fact that the kid in this picture isn’t crying. I’m an adult, but I’d probably burst into tears if this Santa got close to me. He just… doesn’t look right.
“This thing at my local mall.”
Why does this look like the giraffe stared at Medusa, and is now in the process of turning into stone? I guess there was different paint on the face at one point? Or was it supposed to look like this?
“This is made out of cat hair.”
I feel like there are better ways to use cat fur (or you could just throw it out). But no, someone decided to make a creepy humanoid cat sculpture and stick it in the middle of the woods. Because of course they did.
“My cousin’s neighbors huge skeleton decoration they still have up.”
At this point, Halloween is a distant memory. But you know what? Those Home Depot giant skeletons are, like, 300 bucks, so I don’t blame this house for wanting to keep it up for as long as possible.
“This doll that is the same size as my niece and looks like she’s seen some things.”
This is why dolls shouldn’t be made to be kid-sized. It just doesn’t look right. And I don’t know what this one’s seen, but it couldn’t have been anything good.
This hole in the woods that totally looks like a portal to the underworld.
This really does look like a portal, though. Like, I’d be afraid to even go near it because I’d feel like I’d be sucked in, and stuck in another dimension or something.
“We were handed down chairs built during the Great Depression. Lumber must have been hard to find at the time because our chair is made from an old Ouija board.”
Yeah, no thanks. I know you can’t accidentally summon a demon by sitting in a Ouija board chair, but I’d still be afraid of accidentally summoning a demon by sitting in a Ouija board chair.
“Vintage Cabbage Patch Baby!”
Am I the only one who thinks that Cabbage Patch Kids are a little creepy? No? Okay. Glad to know I’m not alone in thinking these dolls are slightly unsettling (as most dolls are, to be honest).
“A man that makes fake eyes came into my work today and had one in his pocket.”
Glass eyes aren’t really that creepy, since there are people out there who actually wear them. What is kind of creepy is the fact that this guy just had one in his pocket, whipped it out, and let OP hold it for a picture.
“A cabbage farm kinda looks like a field of alien pods waiting to hatch.”
Welp, if you’re an amateur filmmaker and you want to have a cool alien egg hatching scene in your student sci-fi film, then you could use these. Otherwise, you’ll probably just want to stay away.
“Basement attempt of an abandoned sanatorium I went to in 2011. No idea how it got flooded, and why.”
I don’t need to know much more about this, to be honest. All I know is that this isn’t just a creepy basement, but a creepy flooded basement. I’m half expecting It to jump out of there.
