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We've all seen them. Those disturbing abominations of art that pierce into our very souls. They frighten us, yet they are somehow fascinating. They offer us a glimpse into the dark side of an artists mind. I hereby dedicate this thread to nightmarish images of a disturbing nature.



edit: so yeah... post disturbing shit here.

I am sorry but derp poniiz makes it not serious

broken URL, you want this, although I couldn't imagine why: happiness

okay, I admit I'm partial to the painted-on skyscape in that one
baby is clever hiding the knives so others can't hurt themselves

It's Uncle Fester!

supes, your nightmares are weak

not sure if should post in the religion thread instead

JESUS CHRIST THERE'S PIE

I'm checking the file type on all of these to make sure no one is sneaking a gif in there.

um... there's nothing frightening about a cat wearing a suit. Have some Giygas.

There sure as fuck is, when he's the one who put it on him to begin with.







(The really gross part about it is how he has anthropomorphic human arms..... ew...)

oh my goooooood it's so tasty


p.s. GOOSEBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES

Watched Bedknobs and Broomsticks pretty regularly as a kid and end up coming across this recently.


There is no way of explaining the terror I felt.

Heh, the armors themselves are nightmare fuel but also awesome fuel at the same time


A great time to FUCKIN RUN

Anyone here frequent the SCP wiki? Essentially a creepy story compendium, it delivers its tales in a manner reminiscent of folkloric traditions, open source collaboration and the deliberately dry writing style of Danielewski. One of the best uses of the Internet as a medium in telling stories.

I recommend starting with this entry http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1981

simply because it's one of my favourites, then clicking on the top rated entries tab and going wild. Just don't expect to sleep tonight :p

First picture in the story itself. The rest are fairly normal hellish images.
...from a fella named Aeron Alfrey.

Uh, there's a famous surrealist painting that used to give me nightmares after I saw it at a local exhibition.
I'm just going to post a link to it because it contains nudity, although I don't think anybody would find it erotic.

It's probably not that bad for adults, but to my 10 year old mind it was a bit much.
http://www.1stnetgallery.com/albums/Magritte%20Rene/Magritte%20-%20The%20Rape.jpg

Garfield is pure nightmare fuel!

haha, that reminds me that the woman in salvador dali's temptation of st. anthony excited me at ~10

frightful painting otherwise, you'll probably wonder how I managed it

I would love to see the behind the scenes making of that shot, where blueman group actors in armor ride horses painted blue.

Totally off-topic, but there aren't any sources for Sugar Hill online. Not the version of your avatar though - websites like this make me laugh (confusing the 1974 film - how did it get a PG rating? - with the 1993 release)

I had 2 of these as a kid and I still remember. First off, I saw Boxcar Bertha at the drive-in with my parents (doh, why??) and the crucifixion scene stuck with me for years. I can't find a good pic of this though.

The second, the parents were watching Gargoyles on TV and I got out of bed for a drink or something and walked thru as the monster was coming out from under(?) the bed.

Both of those fucked me up for years..

Awesome! I had one of the books when I was a kid.

Now that you bring it up, one Halloween Jim Davis did make a series genuinely creepy Garfield strips.
Here's a link to a blog about it:
http://popzeuscomic.blogspot.com/2007/0 ... s-from.htm

I remember reading these when I was in 3rd grade and really thinking that Garfield made up Odie and Jon as a way of dealing with being so lonely.

Hieronymous Bosch and Francisco Goya's black paintings. Some choice selections...

oh god the horror

who likes the Alpha anyway