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#2

A Camera. There Are Even Smaller Versions

Final score:

242points

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Multa Nocte 5 months ago

That's just scary.

138points

In a previous piece we published, we spoke with Dr. Kevin Corstorphine, a lecturer in American Literature at the University of Hull. As he explained, people who enjoy horror films find solace in them.

Media psychology expert Cynthia Vinney, PhD, provided a different explanation in an article she wrote for Very Well Mind. She mentioned the excitation transfer theory, which, in a nutshell, suggests that people find enjoyment in the negative effect of a horror film followed by the positive upswing upon the resolution of the threat.

#3

Light Blew Out On A Canadian Wendy’s Sign

Final score:

211points

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 months ago

Welcome to Wendy's....in Hell.

129points

#4

Extreme Close-Up Of A Wolf Spider. Photo Credits: John-Oliver Dum

Final score:

201points

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Stygtand 5 months ago

Fuzzy and cute, the big eyes makes it look like and owl without the beak

154points

#5

A Dead Whale On The Brink Of Exploding

Final score:

184points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 5 months ago

That's going to be a mess.

130points

#6

Saw The Full Mirror In My Hotel Room Randomly Shake And Discovered This Space In The Wall Behind It

Final score:

177points

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Sigh J 5 months ago

Refund, see ya later

145points

#7

A Missing Person's Page From An Old High School Yearbook

Final score:

169points

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ZuriLovesYou 5 months ago

That's so sad. I wonder what happened to her.

116points

Dr. Vinney also mentioned a 2023 study by Murray State University entitled "Exploring the Dark Side of Humanity: Motivations of Morbidly Curious Individuals." The study delved into people's motivations for consuming morbid media, particularly films.

The study found that morbidly curious individuals find more enjoyment in horror films with prevalent themes of gore and violence and if they can turn it into a learning experience.

This supports the theory Dr. Vinney noted in her article, suggesting that humans live vicariously through these movies. It allows us to "grapple with the darkest parts of humanity in a safe environment."

#8

What Severe Rheumatoid Arthritis Looks Like

Final score:

166points

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Multa Nocte 5 months ago

Damn, that looks like it hurts!

108points

#9

This Was A Machine Patented In 1965, To Deliver A Baby Using Centrifugal Force. The Machine Would Spin The Woman Until The Baby Came Out, Which Would Be Caught In A Net

Final score:

151points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago

Must have been invented by a man with no idea how female anatomy works.

308points

#10

What Did Someone Else Know That We Don't?

Final score:

150points

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Jakobi 5 months ago

These cages were used to stop grave robbers.😑

250points

#11

The Folds In This Curtain Creating The Illusion Of A Face

Final score:

148points

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Tammy Emo 5 months ago

Voldemort

158points

#12

Protective Mother Guarding Her Babies

Final score:

141points

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Tammy Emo 5 months ago

I have so many questions

99points

#13

On The Set Of Godzilla (1954)

Final score:

140points

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BoredPossum 5 months ago

Romantic.

75points

#14

These Twins

Final score:

138points

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Multa Nocte 5 months ago

What happened to their faces?

196points

Jill Rhodry 5 months ago

Unethical plastic surgeons happened to their faces.

146points

ZuriLovesYou 5 months ago

Surgery, my friend. WAY too much surgery.

42points

LH25 5 months ago

Along with too much surgery as has been mentioned, really bad filters/photoshopping

37points

Scott Rackley 5 months ago

Never seen someone go full Mrs. Potato Head before

33points

Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 5 months ago

Martian attack?

21points

Bexxxx 5 months ago

Plastic surgery on the face seems rough. It never ages well (unless you only have a couple minimal procedures) and people usually end up with this “plastic surgery face” which I’m sure was never their original intention. Uncanny valley s**t for real. I feel sad for the people who just wanted to be more confident in their own skin, there’s definitely nothing wrong with that but they’re often done dirty by the procedures.

16points

Anna Ekberg 5 months ago

Are these the twins that share the same husband between them?

15points

Delenn 5 months ago

plastic surgery addicts. You can see them in a chapter of the reality show Botched (two plastic surgeons who fix people who were botched by other plastic surgeons)

13points

AnkleByter 5 months ago

One series of very unfortunate surgeries, then copy/paste.

9points

Captain McSmoot 5 months ago

A cartoon mallet happened to their faces, that's what.

7points

Robert T 5 months ago

The wind changed. ;-)

6points

Ms.GB 5 months ago

Uncanny valley through too much plastic surgery

5points

Ace 5 months ago

Looks like the got too close to a flame.

5points

Rosecrucian Roeth 5 months ago

They look like porcelain.........

4points

Perfumista Perfumista 5 months ago

The Joker - Did you miss the Jack Nicholson one?

4points

Cé Vi 5 months ago

100% natural

4points

Peppy 5 months ago

😬😬

4points

Rosemary . 5 months ago (edited)

Copy and paste.

3points

Pamelot 5 months ago

Botox. Esp. lips.

3points

Ray LeBlanc 5 months ago

Botox injections , lots of them .

1point

MelaLoca 5 months ago

A money hungry plastic surgeon

1point

Kimberly Alison 5 months ago

Botox.

1point

Mike K 5 months ago

Photoshop

1point

Anh Aline Vuo 4 months ago

Plastic surgery happened to their faces...

0points

dennis plumb 5 months ago

photoshop !

0points

Binky Melnik 5 months ago

Bad taste.

0points

Janice Sanz 5 months ago

Guess

0points

Ambry Petersen 5 months ago

That's what I would like to know?

0points

Marina M. 5 months ago

Something (and someone) very bad...

0points

Joseph 5 months ago

Whole lotta Botox

0points

Cynthia Chaney 5 months ago

Looks like face masks to me.

0points

laura lee 5 months ago (edited)

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Penelope Orange 5 months ago

Upper lips reminding me of the dead whale about to explode.

30points

Stephanie Fay 5 months ago

oh my god lol

3points

Pepmosis 5 months ago (edited)

They also share one man. EDIT: Anna and Lucy DeCinque call themselves the "most identical twins in the world," and work to live up to their self-proclaimed title. They're engaged to the same man, have the same bathroom schedule, and work the same job (one for a salary the other as a volunteer, for legal reasons, they told me)

21points

Shark Lady 5 months ago

They also want to get pregnant at the same time and have their babies on the same day.

10points

Briards Are Best 5 months ago

Are these the grown-up version of the twins from the Shining?

15points

Rachel Ratty 5 months ago

Ive seen these ladies on TV - I think they are from Australia and share a boyfriend...

10points

Almost sunny 5 months ago

We don't want them! You guys have them

7points

Almost sunny 5 months ago

Nightmare fuel

9points

Tamra 5 months ago

"Come play with us Danny".

9points

UncleJohn3000 5 months ago

I see none of those pesky thought lines.

8points

Shark_a 5 months ago

They are scary af

4points

Jo Cooper 5 months ago

Shudders

4points

Lost Penny 5 months ago

They remind me of those smiling ghosts in the hallway from Insidious.

3points

firecrackershrimp 5 months ago

The original smiley emoji

3points

Ken Schroeder 5 months ago

They were obviously born at Madame Tussaud's House of Wax...

3points

Kare Deter 5 months ago

They look like they escaped from a wax museum.

3points

Darius S. (he/him) cis/grey 5 months ago

The Shining takes place at an EconoLodge

3points

BellaCiao 5 months ago

They are terrifying!!!!

3points

Chilli 5 months ago

kill it with fire.

2points

Settled for Infamy 5 months ago

I'm pretty sure these 2 gals are from Australia and are married to 1 guy 🥴

2points

Kimberly Alison 5 months ago

One is bad enough. Yikes!

2points

ToastedFroggy 5 months ago

Plastic twin powers.. unite!

2points

Neva York 5 months ago

Don't they share a husband/boyfriend? If it's them, they stated they always want everything to be the same because they are twins.

2points

General Anaesthesia 5 months ago

"World’s most identical twins: We’re all natural now": https://www.newidea.com.au/celebrity/worlds-most-identical-twins-anna-and-lucy-decinque-have-a-new-natural-look/

2points

Ms. Mack 5 months ago

So much better!

2points

Phendrena 5 months ago

Anna & Lucy from the show Extreme Sisters.

2points

ynyrhydref56 5 months ago

They're on tv every few years or so ...

2points

I_Am_So_???? 5 months ago

Two big plastic surgery hunks of nope.

1point

amy harvey 5 months ago

Yeah, I saw them on an episode of Botched (2011 - present) and they were on there to get their tatas more similar, but the doctors said no because they were similar enough. Their goals were to become the world's most identical twins, where they would eat the same thing and the same amount of food, and work out the same, they even said they'd have their babies born at the same time! THE CREPPY PART IS THAT THEY SHARE THE SAME BOYFRIEND D:

1point

Anthony Nizza 5 months ago

They kind of look like blow up dolls.

1point

Sue Knerl 5 months ago

Never should have had that lip job . Ugh

1point

Rae 5 months ago

GAH

1point

Marsha Hultberg 5 months ago

Terrifying

1point

Marjorie Macrae 5 months ago

Too much plastic surgery, maybe.

1point

Crystal 5 months ago

Creepy

1point

Loaf of Bread 5 months ago

Uncanny valley.

1point

JL 5 months ago

Can't unsee.

1point

🦄 Unicorn Princess 5 months ago

Exactly!

1point

Julia Mckinney 5 months ago

Scary masks! Where did they get them from?

1point

Preston Gress 5 months ago

Hail naw, I'm out

1point

EmAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 5 months ago

These sisters do everything together. I mean everything. Poop pee eat drink and even share a husband. They want to get pregnant at the same time too. I watched them one day on TV and it was exhausting.

1point

Kris 5 months ago

Aaaaaah!

1point

Kat Hoth 5 months ago

Woah! Was the first word out of my mouth upon seeing this photo.

1point

Michael Largey 5 months ago

Tell me those are Halloween masks. Please.

1point

Palo Sulek 5 months ago

Black hole sun, black hole sun, black hole sun 🎶

1point

fizzypop 5 months ago

not to be rude, but they look like bratz dolls who've stolen people's skin. the shoes dont really help

1point

Steve Hall 5 months ago

Double feature horror show.

1point

Megan Fair 5 months ago

This is so Uncanny Valley it's scary

1point

Stephen Lyford 5 months ago

Some things cannot be unseen...

1point

Mike T 5 months ago

Scariest picture of the 50.

1point

Hana Hajská 5 months ago

Were they twins before the surgery?

1point

Vadertime 5 months ago

Yeah

1point

Bill Swallow 5 months ago

Visitors from the Uncanny Valley.

1point

Pamelot 5 months ago

I've seen worse -- not many though.

1point

sbj 5 months ago

They've even got matching cellulite

1point

Miryaa 5 months ago

Are you sure those aren't s3x dolls?

1point

Stinky 5 months ago

Are these the grown-up version of the twins from the Shining?

1point

James016 5 months ago

They look like old Dr Who villains

1point

A C 5 months ago

🤡

1point

Mary Gibson 3 weeks ago

Boots and plastic surgery!

0points

Mary Gibson 3 weeks ago

BOTOX!!!!

0points

anne Nattermann 4 months ago

, NOW THAT'S SCARY!!!

0points

Alex Walford 4 months ago

Wtf

0points

Jennifer Johnson 5 months ago

i like their shoes. the rest is a bit scary

0points

Charles Randall 5 months ago

“Come play with us”

0points

Okatango 5 months ago

Just as creepy as dolls.

0points

Kay Christensen 5 months ago

Self image issues + too much money + greedy plastic surgeons + many bad decisions X 2 = THIS.They are horrifying.

0points

Uncle Schmickle 5 months ago

Looks like they're wearing masks.

0points

Kitty kat komics 5 months ago

The shining vibes

0points

Merlin Oddog 5 months ago

Uncanny valley stuff.

0points

Ąåřţđęşịɠŋȿ 5 months ago (edited)

WTF? They are scary as hell.

0points

Wilfredo 5 months ago

Uncanny Valley at its best

0points

Diane H 5 months ago

Anna and Lucy DeCinque are Australian twins that married the same man. twins-664d...3-jpeg.jpg

0points

Andra-Rossana Sasso 5 months ago

Isn’t having a twin the perfect opportunity to get them to do the stupid s**t first and see how it comes out and whether you want to do it too, depending on the outcome? 😅 speaking as the only child here

0points

Kyllein MacKellerann 5 months ago

Now THIS is frightening!

0points

Jeffrey Diehl Premium 5 months ago

Nope.

0points

Renee Prete 5 months ago

They share a boyfriend... they really do need help

0points

Lisa Tetlow 5 months ago

They look like they're wearing masks!!

0points

Nugget 5 months ago

Uncanny valley

0points

Thatkamloopsguy 5 months ago

Very scary.

0points

Plant Wizard 5 months ago

Looks like something from the shining!

0points

Dog Lover 5 months ago

One of them needed a tooth extracted and the other said she wanted the same tooth extracted because they always have to be alike. The dentist refused.

0points

Silvia 5 months ago

Sadly, they seem to wear one of that plastic masques used in robberies 😢

0points

Jaybird3939 5 months ago

At the same time "Oh, my, gawd, you look so good!!"

0points

Roberta Shutt 5 months ago

I believe these two were on the program Botched. They were kindly refuged their requests.

0points

Luna Rue 5 months ago

The Purge masks in real life!

0points

Calvin Smelliott 5 months ago (edited)

Saw: The Prequel

0points

catt 5 months ago

AI?

0points

TheBadHalfofHel 5 months ago

Real bad photo shop?

0points

JLMay 5 months ago

Very black hole sun…creepy.

0points

shankShaw deReemer 5 months ago

If the linked article from General Anesthesia is recent, they do look MuCH better than they did.

0points

laura lee 5 months ago

Doublemint Cholas

0points

Amy T 5 months ago

What about them? (Seriously, I must be missing something.)

0points

Finding a learning experience isn’t one of the top reasons people have for consuming creepy images, moving or otherwise. But apparently, there is research to support it.

Behavioral scientist Coltan Scrivner, specializing in horror and morbid curiosity, published an article in 2021 entitled “The Psychology of Morbid Curiosity: Development and Initial Validation of the Morbid Curiosity Scale.” He argues that the fascination for the macabre “drives individuals to learn about aspects of life that are perceived to be dangerous.”

“When a dangerous phenomenon is perceived to be near or impending, curiosity may spike in order to gather information about the dangerous phenomenon. By learning about the threatening factors associated with death, one can learn to avoid the negative outcomes associated with those factors,” he wrote.

#15

This Guy Did Something Crazy. This Is What He Looks Like Before & After 2,000 Miles From Georgia To Maine

Final score:

136points

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Miss Tinker 5 months ago

https://www.sunnyskyz.com/good-news/895/He-Hiked-2-000-Miles-From-Georgia-To-Maine-The-Entire-Appalachian-Trail-In-153-Days

46points

#16

The Stomach Contents Of A Psychiatric Patient Who Suffered From Pica Disorder, A Disease Characterized By An Appetite For Inedible Objects

Final score:

136points

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UncleJohn3000 5 months ago

As weird as the patient was, who spent the time and effort to arrange it 'artfully'? They should keep an eye on that one too.

266points

#17

The Sleek, Sexy, And Somewhat Sinister Razorbill

Final score:

135points

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BoredPossum 5 months ago

Sexy? Someone needs a better sexlife.

95points

#18

A Lone Scientist Descending Into The Radioactive Darkness Of Chernobyl In 1986

Final score:

135points

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Jonny Dio 5 months ago

R.I.P. Hero.

63points

#19

Creepy Mould That Formed From A Plate Of Left Out Cat Food

Final score:

134points

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Carl Roberts 5 months ago

This begs the question....if the food sat there so long that it grew mold, what happened to the cat? Why did it never eat its food?

114points

#20

This Suburb Built On Top Of A Shopping Mall

Final score:

134points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago

There's been talk of repurposing dead shopping malls into residential spaces. Dead malls are a common sight these days.

134points

#21

I Woke Up To Loud Tapping On My Window

Final score:

131points

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 months ago

"Excuse me sir, have you heard the good word of our Lord and Saviour?"

117points

Bored Panda’s previous article also mentioned a Washington Post interview with director Mathias Clasen. He classified horror fans into three types: adrenaline junkies, dark copers, and white knucklers.

Psychology professors Haiyang Yang and Kuangjie Zhang identified another personality type: someone who lacks empathy. Here’s an excerpt of their piece for Harvard Business Review in 2021.

“Those who are not so empathic can enjoy horror more. This is because those with a higher level of empathy tend to feel more negatively about the distress situations others experience, like people being tormented by a devious murderer in a film.”

#22

Statue Of A Child At The Bottom Of This Pond

Final score:

124points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 5 months ago

We all float down here, Georgie.

139points

#23

Just How Deep Oil Rigs Are Scares The Living Shit Out Of Me

Final score:

124points

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 months ago

They never forget leg day.

112points

#24

Took A Couple Dozen Photos Of This Girl Outside My House And This Was One Of Them

Final score:

123points

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 months ago

Nope. Not seen this one. Scrolled right past it.

96points

#25

These "Sunglasses"

Final score:

121points

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 months ago

Sci fi fun. Want a pair!

91points

#26

The Great Gorge Ruth Glacier In Alaska Is The Deepest At 3700 Feet

Final score:

118points

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Mike D 5 months ago

Nope.

119points

#27

Scientists Grew 'Mini-Brains From Stem Cells. Then The Brains Sort Of Developed Eyes

Final score:

118points

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Multa Nocte 5 months ago

"Sort of" or actually did?

77points

#28

My Lemon Tree Grew One Huge Mutant Leaf To Better Absorb TV Radiation

Final score:

115points

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Kira Okah 5 months ago

There is nothing from a tv that a plant can use, so it clearly doesn't usually sit there. However, that window plant mess in the reflection makes the high up extra large leaf make sense - how else is it going to get sun in there?

64points

#29

Kidney Stone....i Passed Out

Final score:

112points

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 months ago

That kidney stone looks just like a coin!

172points

#30

Woke Up This Morning To These Prints On My Back Yard Deck Came Right Up To My Glass Door

Final score:

110points

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Rebelliousslug 5 months ago

At least there’s clearly prints of them walking away too. Imagine if there were only prints TO your house

146points

Author G Neil Martin, an Honorary Professor of Psychology at Regent’s University of London, supported the “lack of empathy” theory. He published an article in 2019 entitled “(Why) Do You Like Scary Movies? A Review of the Empirical Research on Psychological Responses to Horror Films.” Here’s an excerpt:

“Low empathy and fearfulness are associated with more enjoyment and desire to watch horror films but … specific dimensions of empathy are better predictors of people’s responses than are others.”

#31

Final Self Photo Of Kayaker Andrew Mccauley Recovered From His Memory Stick After His Disappearance. Credit : Jamesishere

Final score:

108points

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Jrog 5 months ago (edited)

Sad but preventable. He rushed into the adventure despite a known equipment fault: part of the protection shell for sleeping arrangement prevented the kayak self-righting capability and made nearly impossible to re-board the craft if thrown out. Drinking water storage in the boat was on deck, high above the center of gravity, adding instability to the setup. His choice of equipment was debatable: radio equipment was under-powered, lacked hand-free trigger and was tied to the kayak. Touchbase reporting procedures were shoddy; his emergency beacon was not firmly tethered to his floatvest, that was inflatable instead of a buoyant one for better comfort, meaning less readiness in case of emergency. His GPS beacon was not waterproof, and had to be operated manually in short daily windows to account for the lack of battery capacity, allowing large drift error. Ultimately, he cheaped out on organization, foregoing arranging a support ship following close as is common in those efforts.

164points

#32

Apparently, This Was Someone's Wisdom Tooth:

Final score:

107points

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Ovata Acronicta 5 months ago

Toothulhu

200points

#33

King Cobra Loose In My Neighborhood

Final score:

102points

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Miss Tinker 5 months ago

Why would authorities confiscate? Is the snake being kept illegally?

60points

#34

Passengers Boarding A British Airship For Its Last Voyage Killing 48 Of 53 On Board

Final score:

100points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago

The R-101 disaster. 1930.

58points

#35

Workers Polishing The Gateway Arch 630 Feet Above The Ground In Saint Louis, Mo 1965

Final score:

100points

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Ray Ceeya (RayCeeYa) 5 months ago

I find their lack of fall protection disturbing.

199points

#36

The Hands Of German Serial Killer Fritz Honka

Final score:

99points

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Synsepalum 5 months ago

Finger clubbing. Usually denotes lung and / or heart issues.

120points

Gender also plays a role in the fascination for anything morbid. As Martin noted in his article, men are more likely to get a kick out of horror films than women, and here’s his explanation:

“Men and boys prefer to watch, enjoy, and seek our horror more than do women and girls. Women are more prone to disgust sensitivity or anxiety than are men, and this may mediate the sex difference in the enjoyment of horror.”

#37

This Photo In My Doctor's Office

Final score:

99points

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giku T 5 months ago

time to get a new doctor.

125points

#38

A Bacteria Colony In A Snow Globe That Wasn't Properly Sterilized

Final score:

94points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 5 months ago

Dragon is wearing a wig. I can tell that's not his real hair.

115points

#39

The Crime Scene On The Night Of Nov. 11, 1974, That Inspired The Amityville Horror

Final score:

93points

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Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 5 months ago

Genuinely the crime that was committed and the facts/mysteries/ complexities are way more interesting than the made up ghosts nonsense made up by the Lutz family.

113points

#40

The Surface Of Comet 67p, A Jupiter-Family Comet Originally From The Kuiper Belt. Filmed By The Rosetta Space Probe

Final score:

91points

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Surenu 5 months ago

Walkin' though a winter wonderland...

51points

#41

Portrait Of A Man Affected With What Is Now Believed To Have Been Congenital Syphilis C. 1820

Final score:

90points

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C L 5 months ago

Whats worse is what is happening inside his syphilic brain

77points

#42

Staircase To Nowhere In The Woods

Final score:

87points

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Ban-One 5 months ago

Early version of the Escalator to Nowhere: EnMRMv2W8A...07f47c.jpg

30points

In his article, Martin also pointed out that children handle scary moments better. He wrote, “Physical coping strategies are more successful in younger children; priming with information about the feared object reduces fear and increases children’s enjoyment of frightening television and film.”

This rings true with eight-year-old Aubriella Lopez and her younger brother, six-year-old Dominic. Both are fans of the Michael Myers character from Halloween. Their mother, Kayla, spoke to CNN, saying, “I don’t really know of anybody that likes horror as much as them, honestly.”

#43

Stairway In Hotel Goes Forward 13 Floors Without Any Switchbacks

Final score:

86points

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UncleJohn3000 5 months ago

Future site of the Slinky Olympics!

190points

#44

Oddly Unreal Looking Side Of The Road

Final score:

84points

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ZuriLovesYou 5 months ago

Is that what I think it is? Windows XP?

142points

#45

I Am Pink Underneath

Final score:

79points

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Mike D 5 months ago

Ouch?

95points

#46

My Mom's Boyfriend Has These In His Hallway. Says There His Ex-Wives. Idk Why He Still Has Them

Final score:

78points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 5 months ago

That's a lot of ex-wives.

161points

A child, of course, processes fear differently than an adult. And in the case of gravitating toward horror films, it could be more about proving something to themselves. This is according to Purdue University professor Glenn Sparks, who also spoke with CNN.

“Some children may be more willing to expose themselves to potentially scary things, perhaps because of the gratification they think they will experience from being able to conquer those things."

#47

The Gun That Started Ww1

Final score:

78points

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Admiral Graf Spee he/him 5 months ago

It was a cause for ww1 not the cause the others were mainly modern imperialism, militarism, nationalism, the arms race, and the French german war of 1872 I had to learn this for my history exam

63points

#48

Today My Car Was Marked With Duct Tape On The Windshield And Handle. No Idea Why

Final score:

69points

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Alro 5 months ago

isn't it some kind of markings from thiefs? where did I read something like that?

60points

#49

I Had To Stop For Gas Around 1 Am

Final score:

68points

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ZuriLovesYou 5 months ago (edited)

It's like that liminal space stuff.

42points

#50

What Looks Like A Locked Cage Under My Hotel Shower. View From The Toilet, At My Most Vulnerable

Final score:

53points

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This Heifer 5 months ago

The plumbing access door would be the least of my concerns, that whole room is so gross!!

310points