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Showing posts with label creepy. Show all posts

Marble Hornets

So that creepy doll vid that Dave posted is part of a larger thing called "Marble Hornets".

It's basically an online, viral sort of horror movie, alternate reality gamish type thing. Think LonelyGirl21 meets X-Files. I was intrigued by Dave's post and wound up watching all of it yesterday.

It starts here:



The one Dave posted is part of a series of "replies" to the original poster, that are also part of the story.

There is a wiki for Marble Hornets.

Overall I'd say it is a pretty well done and very creepy zero-budget...thing. Whatever you'd call it. And they're not done with it.

EPIC

Just posted this on Facebook, but a video this epic needs multiple venues. What follows is clips of the season finale of SMALLVILLE where Clark finally wore the Superman costume...

...and one fan's reaction. I don't even care that it's 95% likely to be fake.

I just WISH these guys were kidding

Was shooting my friends' band the other night and my eyes were presented with the most amazing sight. Had to snap a frame.

Behold mortals, your Leopard Print Gods are here

DUNE coloring books and more...

Yep, it was real:

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More insanity HERE, courtesy the good folks at Comics Alliance.

DAT ASS!

Had to add some more woody creeper stuff :D

Haunted Legend of Zelda cartridge



By now I figure everyone's read the amazing Dionaea House and Ted's Caving Page. What I've got here is another example of creepy metafiction, notable for its unlikely source - a Legend of Zelda cartridge - and its surprisingly effective (and ridiculously detailed) execution. I think it starts a little hokey, but the deeper you get into it, the more real it seems.

There're even YouTube vids that accompany it.

JUST FOLLOW THE LINK! <--- (also works as a Zelda pun)

Shadow Over Innsmouth

Came across some surprisingly effective fan art for Lovecraft's famous tale of sea creatures interbreeding with the residents of a coastal village. It's a bit like a creepy children's book as imaged here.


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So creepy

Amazing British public service short about the dangers of drowning...as narrated by an embodiment of DEATH...as voiced by the great Donald Pleasance: