Moving into a new home is an incredibly exciting time. It marks the beginning of a new chapter in life and is a time filled with all kinds of happiness and celebration.
However, sometimes you'll find that you bought more than you bargained for. Have a look below and check out these 15 weird discoveries people made in their new homes.
Voyeurism creeps me right the heck out. The idea of someone watching you without your knowledge quite literally sends goosebumps down my spine. If you ask me, this is probably one of those times when you want to call the police.
This door in the attic is secured to the concrete with 25 separate screws as well as a deadbolt. What could the previous owners have possibly been trying to keep from getting out? And could it be that whatever was once behind the door is still there?
The only thing creepier than seeing a bunch of dolls stacked beside one another is seeing a closet filled with cut-out photos of dolls. Also, that black figure hidden in the collage scares the [expletive] out of me.
Wasn't this the monkey that was used in the most recent Saw movie? Or was it The Conjuring? Either way, this is without question one of the most evil-looking prop monkeys I've ever seen.
This is the kind of stuff that horror movie mythos is based on: the smiling man with the white face who comes to you in the night.
I'm already scaring myself just thinking about it!
I've seen teddy bears that admittedly look pretty creepy, but up until now — I've never seen one that looks straight-up possessed or evil. And how/why is it just hanging in the closet like that?
This looks like one of those photographs that you look at in front of a mirror and when you look back at your reflection all of a sudden a murderous spirit appears to try and steal your soul.
In case you're having a little trouble making out the words on the wall, it reads "I'm under the bed." Once again, probably just a prank — but would you really want to be the one to take the chance?
I would 100% have to move. I've seen Stephen King's IT enough times to know that finding a bunch of antique clown dolls buried in your backyard is never a sign of good things to come.
Just precisely what never stops? This photo has a real Dante's "The Inferno" vibe. The writing might as well say "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here." That's what I'd be thinking, at least.
"Hard to tell, but the door is only 4 feet tall and 1.5 feet across (lamp for scale). It's got a light built into it and is painted light green. Metal grate on inside and outside of the door. Ceiling at its highest is a little over 4 feet." - Reddit u/NukeStorm
I'm no munitions expert, but those look like seriously big bullets — the kind that goes in automatic weapons and assault rifles. Add to that an old antique hand grenade lying around and you, my friend, have all the makings of a tragedy on your hands.
I really want to believe that this was used only in case of emergency, but my instincts are telling me otherwise. The idea of being locked underneath the ground is making me start to hyperventilate.
Imagine you're renting a house for the first time. You walk downstairs to the basement and find this: what appears to be a murder room with a door (which doesn't lead outside) bolted shut. And on top of that, a creepy black cat is blocking your path.
The basement opening resembles a dark mouth — one which looks eager to eat you and swallow you up. I hope to God that this was just a clever design and not some kind of hidden torture chamber...
