If you’re easily freaked out by ordinary insects, you might not to want this giant insects video:
Obviously AI, but pretty well done. The guy’s entire channel features more of this sepia-toned nightmare fuel…
If you’re easily freaked out by ordinary insects, you might not to want this giant insects video:
Obviously AI, but pretty well done. The guy’s entire channel features more of this sepia-toned nightmare fuel…
Once again, The Simpsons “Steamed Hams” segment has inspired the Internet to produce an alternate version, this one in terrifying Soviet-style animation.
The juggling Crusty is pure nightmare fuel.
(Previously.)
Welcome to the Halloween Season!
Someone unleashed Deep Dream on reversed Bob Ross and the result is Grade A Nightmare Fuel:
When I did my my scary bunny roundup, I managed to miss these gems from this Ghost Theory page on creepy old photos:
Other creepy images on that page include this jolly old Santa Claus who only wants to EAT YOUR SOUL:
On the other hand, I call Shenanigans on this one:
And this one (too large to embed) looks like an album cover shoot.
I know I should save this for Easter, but here are a few bunnyrific cases of nightmare fuel for the Halloween season.
First up, I think any roundup of scary bunnies would be incomplete without Donnie Darko‘ Frank:
Some classic Nightmare Fuel:
Oh, good show on this one, chaps:
(From this page on Bunny Man Bridge. (And here’s a different version of the story, evidently with some actual basis in fact.))
The homemade creation of one Carol C. of Andes, NY:
Since I’m doing this roundup, how could I possibly exclude Angry Alien’s classic The Exorcist: In 30 Seconds With Bunnies?
Finally, a classic PhotoShop that isn’t quite a bunny, but it’s in the neighborhood. A very, very scary neighborhood:
Pleasant dreams…
Ah, Communism! The political system of the deadly controlling the deluded and disillusioned. As the system decayed, Communism would frequently produce funhouse-mirror versions of Western goods, virtually identical except the communist versions were produced by people who didn’t care and couldn’t be fired and thus sucked liked a Communist vacuum cleaner didn’t. Take, for example, these nightmare-inducing playground sculptures from Dark Roasted Blend (and here’s pages 2 and 3). Though a few of their examples come from outside the Eastern Bloc, the vast majority hail from a land forgotten by taste, talent, and personal injury lawyers.
Well, this certainly isn’t going to encourage your children to visit the doctor:
Here’s some first class Nightmare Fuel:
No way would this sculpture be put up in a Western park without some kind of fence. “Child impaled on modern art sculpture, details at ten.”
“Mommy, can I play on the giant tarantula? Please? Pleaaaseeee?”
Though they seem singularly unsuited for children, some of them are decent art sculptures in their own right. I really dig the Nightmare Bears:
This is the sort of thing Posadas would do if he were an Eastern European sculptor:
And this leather Cthulhu is awesome:
(And I’d just liked to point out that “Leather Cthulhu” is a good name for a rock band.)
I can’t possibly imagine why…
And Alice in Wonderland opens today, and Easter is just around the corner, so it is topical…