Sometimes it really is all in the details, as the creepiest things in our society are usually hiding in plain sight. Ever seen a "normal" picture and gotten the heebie jeebies just from its odd vibe? You're probably missing something, and with a second look over, you'll likely find the details that you wish you hadn't.
Not all creepy pictures are indicative of something sinister, but all sinister photographs are creepy as heck.
On first glance, this just looks like a lake that's jam packed with fish.
However, upon closer inspection, you'll discover that all of the salmon in the photo are dead, and that the man is trying to wade his way through an entire body of water filled with dead fish.
"I felt something crunchy when I bite into my broccoli," this person writes, "At first I didn't see anything, but then I looked closer..."
A seemingly normal beauty ad gets oh so creepy when you take the time to actually read it.
"I was in a public restroom when I saw this woman brushing her teeth and using mouthwash, which is pretty normal," this person writes, "But when I actually looked at what she was doing, I realized 'um, she's using toilet bowl cleaner.'"
Dirty pool filled with stray leaves? We wish. When you look a little closer, it's a collection of rats who have jumped into the pool and did not survive the fall.
It's hard to tell what this is at first, but anyone who uses contact lenses will get it quicker than the rest.
Although, I don't think many people would guess that all 27 of these lenses were found in a woman's left eye.
"A guy at JFK was caught trying to smuggle 70 finches inside hair rollers in a duffel bag," this man writes, "You can't even tell what they are until you HEAR them."
"Found a polaroid of some lines of coke on a photograph of myself as a child, in my dad's belongings after he died," this person writes, "When I first found it, it looked like the frame on the original photo was just broken."
I almost scrolled past this normal photo of an industrial building roof. You know, until I saw the guillotine.
Yeah, that's a security camera pointing directly into a public restroom stall. No thanks.
"My son broke this decor piece the other day," this woman shares, "But when I went to fix it, I found these inside."
Apparently shower bats are a thing now. I'll stick to baths thank you very much.
"Finally went to look in the crawl space in our basement," this person writes, "Instead, I found a ladder into a series of underground tunnels???"
"Our Co-worker has been hiding in the company washroom," this person shares, "At first, I couldn't tell where he was hiding."
I will personally give you an award if you can find the camouflage master in this photo. Honestly. I'll buy you a drink. 100%.
"Found these blocks in a children's book," one man writes, "Upon closer inspection, it seems there's some odd messages being put forth here."
Ah yes, my favorite vending machine snack of all vending machine snacks. I dare say it, but, when you see it, you'll know.
"Looks like a normal cable, right?" this person writes, "This booby-trapped cable nearly killed my friend."
This would be a pretty cool excavation...if these hadn't all been taken out of one man's stomach.
Lot's of things can get lost in public restrooms, including drug paraphernalia apparently.
This would be moderately creepy if it was just a set of some random person's basement stairs, but it's actually a stairway to Death Row and the Criminally Insane at Missouri State Penitentiary.
Clowns freak me out all on their own, but there's something about knowing that these were John Wayne Gacy's clown outfits that makes this photo much more sinister.
Going into a wedding with the word 'help' taped onto your shoes may not be the most sinister thing, but it certainly isn't well intended.
Don't worry—it took me a long time to notice him too.
Spiders are really upping their camouflage game. I'm not pleased about it.
You should probably avoid mirrors if you're going to cop a feel—or just, you know, not cop a feel in the first place.
"I went to Dachau Concentration Camp and felt almost like it didn’t do anyone justice," one man writes, "It didn’t seem to reveal the extent of the horrors of what happened there. Until I saw this. My heart was in my stomach."
This would be shocking if keeping kids in cages wasn't like, part of the current American Dream. Too soon?
In all seriousness, we really hope that the girl falling down the stairs in the background made a speedy recovery.
Is there room for me to slither in?
What scene from the movie The Ring is this?
Someone get that pup outta there!
In-store daycare is getting a little wilder than expected.
Again, spiders need to chill with their camo skills. The world isn't ready for them.
Can these people PLEASE start buying proper curtains for their windows???
The kid in the fish tank I mean. Well, and the puppy.
"Someone taped a razor blade to a shopping cart," this person writes. I'd like to cancel my human society membership, thanks.
Did you realize that this parachute was actually attached to human skin? Neither did I.
In 2017, Liberty German and her 13-year-old friend Abigail Williams, two eight graders from Delphi Indiana, managed to photograph their killer.
The two girls were snapping photos and posting them to social media, when they noticed a heavy-set man and decided to post his picture to Snapchat. Despite the girls never being seen again after these photos, the case remains unsolved.
