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  • File : 1289090637.jpg-(106 KB, 785x589, creepy.jpg)
    106 KB Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:43 No.12705930  
    So I just found this picture and was wondering if there was any examples of how you could make things subtly wrong in a horror game? The teeth in that statue are from dead people.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:45 No.12705942
    make them slightly more obvious. if you hadent told us, wed never guess.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:45 No.12705950
    >>12705930

    Have undead things trapped under ground, moaning constantly. But you dont know what is!
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:46 No.12705959
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    Goya, when he painted this piece in a insane fury, painted it on the wall by his bed. For the next several years until he died, this is what he stared at when he went to bed and this is what he saw when he woke up.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:47 No.12705967
    this might not be possible without lots of images, but if you want something to be disguised as a human, but wrong somehow, mess with the proportions. Find a book about drawing the human body, or just something on a website. there will always be a section on the proportions of the body. fuck with those.

    The general shapes can be changed too. Make sure the limbs do not taper, that they're just cylinders instead.

    In short, uncanny valley up in this bitch.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:48 No.12705981
    >>12705967
    I'm not so good with art so I was hoping to find ways to describe unsettling things.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:49 No.12705985
    >>12705959

    it's also what bitches saw when he fucked them in the ass
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:49 No.12705987
    Spot checks (or equivalent) to notice these things, or mention them offhand in the middle of a long description. Being asked to roll frequently will hopefully make them a bit paranoid.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)20:49 No.12705999
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    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:09 No.12706236
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    First, a hollow is created in the trunk of a large tree. The body of the child is placed inside along with coconut fibers and then the hollow is boarded up. Over the decades, the tree will absorb the body into its trunk and be merged with it. This is appealing to the Tana Toraja people still regard the place as sacred as the newborn child was.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:19 No.12706352
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    Not creepy but would make some great tension in a setting.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:24 No.12706378
    >>12706352

    One could say the players would be in suspense?

    One wouldn't want to dangle too many clues of course and the ability to bridge that gap in the 4th wall is always a must
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:26 No.12706395
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    >>12706378

    I see what you did there
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:27 No.12706408
    Try watching the movie Carnival of Souls for inspiration.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:28 No.12706419
    >>12706378
    as long as the span of the game wasn't too abridged it would be a good foundation that they couldn't truss too much

    cantilever
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:29 No.12706423
    >>12705930
    Just render every character through the Gamebryo engine.

    Bethesda already did this shit.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:29 No.12706427
    >>12706419
    >>12706378
    ...So very disappointed right now
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:31 No.12706448
    >>12705987

    The mentioning things in the middle of stuff always works if not overused.

    "You walk into an old and musty room. Obviously it was the library in some long ago time, but now it molders in the middle of the house unused. The children are screaming. The walls lined with books smell of decay, yet most seem to be readable. There are large, once comfortable chairs spread around a fireplace on the far side of the room. Help they are in pain. 2 oak doors carved with symbols of avenging angels are on the left and right walls, flanked by further book cases. The carpet's colour is discoloured but you can tell it was once a rich red"

    And yes this is overly long, you would in theory go a long time without doing it again, and deny ever saying those things if questioned.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:34 No.12706479
    >>12706448
    When I read "the children are screaming" I thought I heard a child's scream far off.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:36 No.12706499
    >>12706479
    It's working already.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:36 No.12706503
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    Found in a daycare or in an elementary school but instead of the carvings in the picture they'd be demonic pr maybe something with odd proportions and angles.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:39 No.12706526
    >>12706479

    Ya it works surprising well. VERY hard to pull off sometimes though. You have to really poker face this one. Best used when there isn't actually anything that can harm the players in the vicinity, since they will be on alert even if you deny you said it.

    Alternatively if you're describing a real life eldritch abomination you can simply refuse to describe it. Something like "you get a vague sense of green, hate and claws, but your mind refuses to acknowledge the rest"
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:40 No.12706546
    >>12706526
    Like the way Lovecraft described a lot of things?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:43 No.12706573
    >>12706526
    "You open the door carefully. It's BAAD. You close the door and keep going."
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:44 No.12706576
    >>12706546

    Well ya, but without the cheesy NON-EUCLIDEAN every six lines. You can't describe this thing in any way that would do it justice, in fact, if you could you would likely be too insane to talk anyway.

    At least that would be my take on 90% of the things that my PCs "fight" (read: run screaming like children from).
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:47 No.12706615
    >>12706573

    Don't do that that. Let the PCs seal their own fate I like to say. Especially in horror campaigns I like to make death obvious in coming, just like a movie.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:51 No.12706662
    >>12705942
    hell no.
    finding it out later is the terrifying part.

    like the story about the man lost in the woods in winter, he finds a desolate deserted cabin and bursts inside looking for shelter. Partially frozen from the cold he wanders around the house, he calls for anybody who may be home, but the only thing he finds in the poorly-lit house is large, extremely realistic portraits of somewhat creepy people hanging on the walls. Overcome by fatigue decides to leave a note or something in the morning thanking them for their hospitality. Fitfully he falls alseep, the paintings seem to be staring at him but he turns over and falls fast asleep.
    He wakes in the morning to bright light and warmth on his face. He opens his eyes and sees... the walls, with large uncovered windows.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:53 No.12706681
    >>12706662

    Jesus shitting christ, combined with OPs pic that gave me shudders
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:55 No.12706698
    >>12706662
    That is a good one. I might use that
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)21:56 No.12706704
    >>12706662
    That story always scared me. It doesn't help I already have a fear of looking out my window at night and having someone looking in.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:00 No.12706742
    >>12706662
    Thanks, I was just about to go to bed.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:07 No.12706813
    >>12706704

    On that topic who wants to share fears. I imagine it might help some horror DMs out there to have a list of common fears to play off of
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:09 No.12706839
    Being in the middle of a field at night with no lights. Happened to me once and it sent shivers up and down my spine. Didn't help it was pretty windy either.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:10 No.12706845
    >>12706813
    I'm afraid of dropping valuable or important items into places I can't reclaim them from. The most common version of this is dropping my keys down a storm drain; I think about it every time I walk past one.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:10 No.12706847
    >>12706813

    I can't stand it when things go silent, or are near silent. I sleep with music most nights and if I'm at home alone for the night I leave the television on while I lock up for the night to keep a sound going.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:15 No.12706897
    >>12706662
    Gah.. No sleep for me.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:16 No.12706904
    I hate being alone. Sound helps but if I know I'm alone at home I'm always on edge.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:17 No.12706916
    >>12706479
    I give you a hamburger.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:18 No.12706927
    >>12706916

    That copypasta is so weird it hurts
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:19 No.12706936
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    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:20 No.12706953
    >>12706916
    Why a hamburger?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:21 No.12706966
    >>12706953
    see
    >>12706936
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:21 No.12706970
    Infinity is disturbing to me. Sometimes if I imagine black, limitless nothingness, it bothers me so much I have to get up and pace the room to try and distract myself.

    Also, any sound that keeps going without changing tone, like a constant ringing.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:24 No.12706999
    I hate considering that once I die I won't be able to know what happens afterwards. Like I find it disturbing that in my measly lifetime I won't be able to find out what happens to the universe and mankind afterwards. Just thinking about it sometimes makes me tear up sometimes, so much potential I'll never see
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:25 No.12707006
    During one of my games, I played a constant loop of static with a faint heartbeat embedded in it. The effect was fantastic. Not quite the telltale heart, but it put them on edge for sure.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:27 No.12707034
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    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:27 No.12707038
    >>12706936
    Dear god. That's madness.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:27 No.12707045
    >>12707006

    Nice. I heard some guy used one of those tones that sound like its constantly descending on his players once. I forget what they're called... ah google has informed me its a shepard tone

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfJa3IC1txI

    linky
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:28 No.12707050
    >>12707006
    do you still have the audio? you could /rs/ it for us
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:29 No.12707072
    it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts it hurts

    (Write this on an index card, leaving a blank space in the middle. When it's time to give it to a player, fill in the middle space quickly and hand it over, as though you somehow covered the entire index card in a few seconds.)
    >> Johnny Ridden !tyRw75WsKs 11/06/10(Sat)22:29 No.12707073
    >>12706970
    reminds me of this thing on TV earlier where they where studying sensory deprivation.

    and fuck why do I always read creepy threads right before I go to bed?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:30 No.12707075
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    You guys asked for it...

    Now reap the consequences...
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:30 No.12707085
    >>12707050
    Sadly not. I just had to re-format my laptop and didn't have time, or the inclination to save it.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:32 No.12707099
    >>12707075

    Lamprey mouths shooped onto fingers. I assume you'll try the lotus blossoms on women's breasts next?
    >> Red_Spur 11/06/10(Sat)22:33 No.12707104
    >>12707075
    fuck
    you
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:33 No.12707105
    >>12707045

    Jesus but that is unsettling
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:37 No.12707143
    >>12707075
    Those look adorable!
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:37 No.12707146
    ok, you want to know what the single most underused horror tactic is?
    It's the scary demon face or some shit that was there all along and you didn't notice it. Or it's there and whoever you're there doesn't notice it. There's no "shock", just the "oh god am I seeing this??"

    I watched a horror movie when I was young, in one scene a woman takes a flashlight to the back door of this old house and quickly scans the edge of the forest that lined the house's backyard, to prove that "no, there are no monsters out there. Come on."
    As the circle of light sweeps over the trees, even though it was done quite fast, we saw, in those trees... a face, jaws open, screaming silently, teeth bared, their bloody eyes staring, it was fucking unmistakable. But it was only there for a moment but you know you saw it. I mean, you think you saw it. No, you were DEAD SURE you saw it. That was the terror, true terror.

    Or another movie, this one involving aliens. The movie is shot from the perspective of a home camcorder, and the cameraman sets it down on his family as they're about to sit down and enjoy thanksgiving supper. You don't focus on the black, uncovered windows, and what is staring in through them, until the power cuts and suddenly the distant house porch light illuminates the aliens standing at their windows from behind, and they slowly slink off, so slowly that if you weren't looking you'd never notice them at all.
    That was fucking terrorizing because you didn't know if you were supposed to see that or not.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:37 No.12707151
    >>12707072

    http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/12541541/

    Fantastic thread for notes to give to players. A lot of Paranoia-esque stuff but also lots of little horror things too
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:38 No.12707157
    >>12707075
    Sup, lamprey.
    >> Johnny Ridden !tyRw75WsKs 11/06/10(Sat)22:39 No.12707180
    >>12707146
    FUCKING THIS!

    not when the monster jumps out at you or something but you just scan really fast and see it, looking back. Or it take you a while to notice it or something.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:41 No.12707202
    >>12707146

    I like this, but it doesn't work in a campaign, only movies. Beside it only REALLY works if you've been building for a while, when tension is so high that they'll jump at a fucking voice
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:42 No.12707212
    >>12707146
    along this line of scary shit out in the open, I'd just love to see someone expand on the idea of those number stations, you know the kind, you need a special radio to pick up on them and all you hear when you tune into these radio stations is the long-playing loop tape of somebody speaking numbers over and over and over. Or strange, metallic music, like someone was taking an old microphone to a broken music box.
    Somewhere, there's a broadcasting station, and some tape has been forever spinning over and over for 30, 40, 50 odd years, playing the same things on repeat to nobody. Their recipients are long gone, yet they continue. Nomatter what you do you'll never find out what these tapes, broadcast over your heads at all time of day and night, mean. They could be anything, and they are.

    Listen to some on youtube. they're scary. Bonus points if you can sit through all of the Swedish Rhapsody and not freak the fuck out.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:43 No.12707217
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    Hint at things, but have an actual reason or an explanation behind your implications. There's a difference between "don't show the shark" and "don't bother designing a shark in the first place if you're not going to have it on camera." It's a lot easier to keep your hints and implications consistent and make them actually build tension if there really is a unifying reason or revelation behind them, even if the revelation or reason aren't horrifying in and of themselves. If your cause of horror sucks or is anticlimactic, then don't show it or reveal it directly, but keep it there and keep it in mind nontheless. Sauron was omnipresent and plot-central during LOTR, but he was a sucky character so keeping him in the background and having other people vaguely describe him works better than the anticlimax that actually having him appear would have been.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:43 No.12707219
    >>12706970
    A quick question: Iamgine x as a single ray on a number line that goes on forever: Infinity, basically.

    But imagine a vertex, where x is equal to to everything on the inside of the vertex's curve. It appears, quite clearly to be a larger amount of numbers then the ray. But it is also infinity.

    Is one of the infinities larger then the other?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:43 No.12707222
    >>12707146
    OH GOD, MY SOUL!
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:43 No.12707227
    >>12707212
    The Conet Project is a bunch of numbers stations recorded.

    Creepiest shit I've ever listened to.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:44 No.12707229
    1. Go to 4chanarchive (this predates suptg)
    2. Go to the earliest few pages (2007)
    3. You will find one of the scariest threads I have ever read
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:47 No.12707247
    >>12707219
    We just had this thread a few days ago.

    May have been yesterday.

    I was the guy with the dick two infinities long.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:49 No.12707257
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    >>12707075
    This is a creepy thread, not a shock images thread.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:49 No.12707260
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    >>12707146

    This is exactly the sort of thing that needs to be done more often.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:50 No.12707267
    >>12707260
    >.gif
    >I can vaguely see something from the thumbnail
    OH NO YOU DON'T
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:50 No.12707269
    >>12707146
    The scene in Signs, in the basement. The arm was hanging there the whole time.

    And another one, I remember from when I was little: A woman is trying to call the police about a man outside the house. After she attempts the call, you see a shadow that was in the whole scene move, and it's the guy.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:51 No.12707271
    >>12707260
    FUCK! NOW I WON'T BE ABLE TO SLEEP TONIGHT!
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:51 No.12707274
    >>12707260
    >.gif
    How dumb do you think I am?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:51 No.12707275
    holy mother of christ I am alone in my silent apartment in the dead of night

    oh god oh god oh god
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:52 No.12707286
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    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:52 No.12707290
    >>12707260

    FUCK YOU. JUST FUCK YOU!

    I was listening to the Swedish Rhapsody Number Station vid and the girl started talking for the first time when I opened that...
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:53 No.12707293
    >>12707286
    nononononononononono
    I AM NOT GOING TO LOOK AT THAT
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:53 No.12707294
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    >>12707274
    >>12707267

    Pansies.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:53 No.12707299
    >>12707260
    He's so... so HAPPY.

    And too all you good folks out there, this isn't a blam from nowhere, thing. Just a dark picture shaking a little.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:55 No.12707307
    >>12707299
    doesn't make it less scary
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:56 No.12707320
    Completely normal things going about their normal activities despite something being terribly, horribly wrong with their environment.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:58 No.12707338
    >>12707320

    Oh Jesus that gave me a horrible image of a bunch of suburban housewives baking cake or something while outside the world is on fire and their kitchen melts... ugh, this thread should not be read with the number stations in the background... its... its very very difficult to stay listening right now
    >> Johnny Ridden !tyRw75WsKs 11/06/10(Sat)22:58 No.12707347
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    >>12707286
    >>12707260
    FUCK

    FUCK FUCK FUCK

    god damn I need to have a few drinks before I can sleep tonight...
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)22:59 No.12707356
    My upcoming comedy M&M campaign is now going to spiral into horror.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:00 No.12707362
    >>12707338
    That's the power of numbers stations. They start out fine, but get exponentially creepier by the minute.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:00 No.12707364
    >>12707229
    Page 9. Creepy moments for your RPG session.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:00 No.12707370
    >>12707347
    I wish I had some drinks. That might help ME get to sleep.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:01 No.12707373
    >>12707338
    It's good for them, actually. They don't want you if you don't notice.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:01 No.12707381
    >>12707362

    The Buzzer went on its upswing while I was posting that, I pulled my phones and looked around before I went back.

    Jesus christ and this is being broadcasted right the fuck now...
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:01 No.12707383
    Hey OP here. I'm surprised this has lasted as long as it has.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:02 No.12707390
    >Look up numbers stations on Youtube, listen to Swedish Rhapsody
    >Be more afraid before listening to it because of what a bunch of crybaby anons said
    >Actual audio is only mildly creepy

    Pussies.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:02 No.12707393
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    here's the bomb I'm about to drop.

    This image... this image here. I cannot stare at it for more than a few moments. It haunts my brain, even now just choosing the file from a bunch of thumbnails. I can't see this at 100% zoom. I don't know why but it's wrong. This image is wrong, what it portrays just ... it ... I don't know. It scares me on a primal level I cannot explain. Way, way deep down, a part of my animal self tells me that it wants to hurt me or is about to attack me. I just can't explain it.

    official source is that it's just a really horrible "police crime suspect recreation drawing from witness description", but it is still terrifying to me for a reason I can't explain.
    I hope you feel the same horror I do. Good luck, I'm out of this thread, now.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:03 No.12707401
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    >>12707373
    DA FUCK'S THAT SUPPOSED TO MEAN!?!?1
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:05 No.12707418
    >>12707393
    Nope. It just looks like a bad drawing to me.

    Creepy ass thread though
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:05 No.12707419
    I can't do horror. Giggling clowns rising from toilet bowls isn't scary.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:05 No.12707420
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    >>12707393
    Eh. Creepy, but only mildly.

    I still can't look behind me, though.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:05 No.12707426
    I'm heading to bed. If it gets good enough I hope it gets archived.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:07 No.12707434
    >>12706999
    It's not that bad. It's just like going to sleep, except you don't dream and you don't wake up.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:07 No.12707440
    >>12707393
    http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=2013627

    A scene from Mulholland Drive. I dare you watch it.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:08 No.12707449
    >>12707434
    How do you know that
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:09 No.12707458
    >>12707420
    This....this is a piece of wood.

    >>12707260
    >>12707286

    FUCK IT MY MIND IS BROKEN
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:09 No.12707461
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    What is it? Honey, are you alright? I'm gonna turn on the light, okay?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:09 No.12707464
    >>12707440
    Mulholland Drive: Lynch is even more uncomprehensible, but people watched it for lesbians.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:11 No.12707483
    >>12707449
    Think about it. What happens when you're unconscious? Well... nothing, because when you're unconscious you're not aware, unless you're dreaming. If you're asleep and not dreaming, you perceive nothing. So I'd guess death is like that. You never perceive anything again.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:12 No.12707491
    >>12707461
    I AM GOING TO SLEEP WITH ALL THE LIGHTS ON TONIGHT
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:12 No.12707497
    >>12707464
    >incomprehensible
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:12 No.12707500
    >>12707420
    Oh god you had to say the thing about looking behind.

    Now I can't do it.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:13 No.12707503
    >>12707401
    Think of it from their point of view. I'll use a metaphor.

    Imagine you're a kid, but not just any kid, you're the child of the Spy, and you've gotten a hold of his Cloak and Dagger, a watch that allows you to stay invisible as long as you stay still.

    You decide that the thing to do is to look at some ants, since you don't move a whole lot when you do that. The ants can clearly tell you're there, but you don't know that, you're like five and as far as you're concerned, you're just like dad.

    Suddenly, out of nowhere, you notice an ant has begun to crawl up your leg and is nearing the bottom of your pants, so obviously you squash it. It was bothering you, and it's something trivial its mind is so primitive compared to yours, and killing it was so easy, it just came naturally, a reflex, really.

    That's what I mean.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:15 No.12707522
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    >>12707491
    Don't close your eyes. Please. Don't close your eyes.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:15 No.12707526
    >>12707503
    K......who's the ant, me or the women in the burning kitchen?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:16 No.12707531
    >>12707500
    What's normally behind you?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:16 No.12707535
    >>12707526
    The woman in the burning kitchen is one of the ants that doesn't crawl on the kid. You're another ant, but what you do is your own decision.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:16 No.12707540
    >>12707434

    I have the same fear as >>12706999 (exactly the same, never thought that would happen but hey) and what you just said doesn't help at all. It'll be NOTHING at all like sleep and anyone suggesting otherwise either doesn't know what they're talking about (it's death - who does?) or they're being intentionally creepy.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:17 No.12707559
    >>12707531
    Langoliers, of course.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:18 No.12707571
    >>12707531
    I don't know man, but ever since I was a little kid I've had this weird fear that only ever comes up when I'm at home alone at night.

    I have this weird fear that I'm going to look behind me and some one will be there.
    There's never been anything behind me but still...
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:19 No.12707573
    >>12707540
    Think about it logically. Read >>12707483
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:19 No.12707580
    >>12707559

    WHO?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:20 No.12707598
    >>12707522
    Eh...not that bad.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:21 No.12707601
    >>12707540
    Death is death. Your body ceases to function. Your heart stops, your brain shuts down, and you shit and piss your pants if you had the fortune of dying clothed.

    Barring the intervention of a higher power, it wouldn't really be like sleep, it really wouldn't even be like an unending oblivion. You are simply over. You get nothing. What used to be your mind is no longer.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:22 No.12707612
    >>12707571
    Hang a mirror above your computer monitor, and keep a small one on a stand next to it. There's no reason to be unaware.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:23 No.12707623
    >>12707612
    They're just there to watch.

    Don't deny them that right.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:23 No.12707624
    I played the greatest prank ever in the world.

    My room mate was up late at night reading about this creepy shit, and he went to the bathroom. I snuck out of my room, and put a picture of a somewhat inadvertently scary staring face from a magazine page and taped it to the inside of his door. He goes back in, shuts the door, sees the face, screams like a fucking 10 year old girl, it was fucking glorious. He hated me for like a week before he admitted how awesome a prank it was.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:23 No.12707630
    >>12707601
    That's my thoughts on the matter. And it scares the fuck out of me that one day my consciousness is going to simply disappear.

    As an atheist, I see why the fear of death causes people to turn to religion.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:23 No.12707637
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    >>12707212

    >Swedish Rhapsody

    Listened to the whole thing, was only mildly creepy, but...
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:23 No.12707639
    >>12707612
    Sometimes that insurance doesn't help in the least.
    Fear is often irrational.
    If anything, it makes things worse.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:24 No.12707648
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    >>12707598
    How's this? Personally, I find it funny.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:26 No.12707667
    >>12707648
    that gun looks shooped
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:26 No.12707670
    >>12707624
    I stood inside a hall closet for 10 minutes once, waiting for someone to open it and see me just standing there, staring. It was worth the wait.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:26 No.12707675
    >>12707623
    I will deny them anything I wish.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:27 No.12707687
    >>12707639
    >cover entire room in mirrors
    >oh god why did i do this it's everywhere
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:27 No.12707693
    >>12707522
    The dog looks cute.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:27 No.12707694
    >>12707675
    They are stronger than you.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:27 No.12707695
    Fuck this thread I just got back from Paranormal Activity too
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:28 No.12707703
    >>12707648
    Revenge of the Rosy Palms
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:28 No.12707711
    >>12707694
    So's a chimp.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:31 No.12707737
    >>12707711
    I always knew chimps were evil.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:31 No.12707743
    >>12707693
    I suppose he does, doesn't he?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:32 No.12707754
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    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:32 No.12707758
    >>12707612
    Different person, but something about a mirror in the room that I can't see bothers me, I think.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:33 No.12707761
    >>12707703
    I wonder if you could get one to jack you off.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:33 No.12707771
    >>12707754
    Pfffft.

    Zombie Apocolypse. Been there, done that.

    NEXT!
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:34 No.12707774
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    Abandoned places are the best.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:34 No.12707775
    >>12707687
    Seriously man. FUCK mirrors.
    Mirrors in the dark? Fuck them in particular. If there's anything worse than an overactive imagination, its an overactive imagination coupled with a device thats SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED for seeing things out of the corner of your eye.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:35 No.12707792
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    What a view.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:36 No.12707812
    >>12707775
    >>12707687
    http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-093
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:37 No.12707814
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    >>12707461

    You just noticed that there's a baby head inside his mouth.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:37 No.12707819
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    "Hey. Nice night for a walk, huh?"
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:38 No.12707823
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    >everyone in this thread
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:39 No.12707834
    >>12707823
    so true
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:41 No.12707854
    >>12707775
    >can kind of see mirror in the dark
    >WHAT IS THAT IS SOMETHING MOVING
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:41 No.12707857
    >>12707812
    There's some good shit on that site.

    http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-455
    http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-432
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:41 No.12707858
    >>12707819
    That's just another monster for me to chop up. Is that the best you've got
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:42 No.12707870
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    >>12707858
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:44 No.12707888
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    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:45 No.12707897
    >>12707870
    He'll be a torso of stumps when I'm done with him.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:46 No.12707914
    >>12707854
    Fuck, even shit like TVs and computer moniters. If its reflective, and in the dark, I'm covering that motherfucker with something.

    Honestly, it's as bad as reading /x/ at night. By yourself. And it's windy outside...
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:46 No.12707922
    >>12707888
    .....
    I don't even want to look at it
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:47 No.12707928
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    >>12707858
    She says it's a nice night for a walk and you immediately assume she's hostile? You play too many RPGs.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:49 No.12707964
    >>12707146
    Kind of want to know which movies those were.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:49 No.12707966
    >>12707928
    What the?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:50 No.12707969
    >>12707928
    >Does it have a human face?
    Yes
    >Is it a human?
    No
    >KILL IT NOW!

    Not that scary, by the way. Just some old fashioned smoke and mirrors.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:50 No.12707973
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    A common fear.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:50 No.12707979
    The only thing which instills me with any real fear is the prospect of my own death.

    I hate it, it means I miss out on the atmosphere which comes with movies and books and things.

    ;_;
    >> Shas'o R'myr !!J5+vjygjQuK 11/06/10(Sat)23:51 No.12707981
    >>12707973

    Except mine had only one eye.

    >change howackno
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:51 No.12707987
    >>12707819
    Why hello there, sweetheart.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:52 No.12707992
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    >>12707888

    I've discussed this before on other boards, but as a kid I had a recurring nightmare. And by recurring, I mean it would happen every single night without fail. It was vivid beyond imagining, and it always consisted of me falling asleep, only to "wake up" in my own bed. The dream house was identical to my own down to the last detail--if a window had been opened, it remained open, if a light was on or off it remained as such. I could even draw myself notes using pictures (attempts to read written language ended in garbled failure).

    I could go on at length about all the horrible things wrong with my Other House, but one of the worst was what my subconscious did to the living room. From every darkened corner, every innocuous crevice between seat cushions or under furniture, countless hands lurked in waiting. The moment I came near they would all slowly unfurl, like that footage you sometimes see of plants being recorded growing over the course of several weeks. And then they would wave about in the air, attached to boneless meaty tendrils instead of arms, like a cornfield bending to and fro in the wind.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:52 No.12707993
    I'm reading this thread along with an archived one linked earlier. I can't turn my music off. The silence would drive me mad.
    But whatever I listen to haunts me. Something about whatever I turn on gets me in someway. My headset's left ear is dead, too.
    The window minorly reflects the shelves behind me.
    Whenever a car drives by the branches on the light light up a bit. If I was to look out the doorway into a hall, I would see the bathroom with the mirror staring at me.
    My hat is giving me slight tunnel vision.
    I'm thirsty. I want to get up and get something.
    I can't look away from the screen.
    I can't stand up.

    Fuck you, /tg/.
    Fuck.
    You.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:52 No.12707994
    >>12707979
    play RPGs with someone pointing a gun to your head. your toon dies, so do you.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:52 No.12708003
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    This one spawned a little discussion back in the day.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:52 No.12708008
    >>12707973

    Eh, 6/10. A little scary, but could be better.
    >> Shas'o R'myr !!J5+vjygjQuK 11/06/10(Sat)23:53 No.12708021
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    >>12708003

    >oppecent have
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:54 No.12708027
    >>12707897
    >>12707858

    Oh wow, and internet tough guy huh?

    Stop posting to reassure yourself there isn't something outside your window looking in, but whenever you look it drops down so you don't see it.

    Or you know just stop posting and let us have some scary fun, k?
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:54 No.12708028
    >>12707771
    I've always wanted to run a zompocalypse game, but instead of the zombies being runners or shamblers or "lots of stupid zombies with the occasionall boss zombie", make them intelligent. They're more like ghouls than zombies. They keep their mind, but lose the ability to empathise and gain a powerful hunger for human flesh.

    Shortly after they turn, before they start rotting, they just look like pale people. They can talk, think, use tools, all that sort of thing. I'd love to run a game where as the group are trying to sleep they hear scratching at the door and a whinging, raspy voice saying "I'm so hungry... please... just a little... oh god it hurts, just a little bit please..." constantly.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:54 No.12708029
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    >>12707973

    RULES OF CHILDHOOD FEARS

    REMEMBER THEM

    EMBRACE THEM
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:55 No.12708032
    >>12707992
    >I could go on at length about all the horrible things wrong with my Other House

    Please do.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:55 No.12708040
    >>12708003
    >thought it was Nessie
    >saw it was a moray eel
    You'll have to do better than that
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:55 No.12708044
    >>12708003
    Looks like an eel with a fucked up head.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:56 No.12708050
    >>12708021
    I always wonder what is that.
    >> Baron Sicarius !!ELQiAA2dAMd 11/06/10(Sat)23:56 No.12708051
    >>12707993
    http://www.youtuberepeater.com/watch?v=9F4m6-rafiQ&feature=related

    Here you go!
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:58 No.12708077
    >>12707987
    "Hee Hee... Who you callin' sweetheart? Better not let my owner hear you." She scampers down the sidewalk, looking over her shoulder at you, face paralyzed in that omnipresent grin. You didn't see the collar before.
    >> Anonymous 11/06/10(Sat)23:59 No.12708091
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    >>12708051
    I almost forget that existed in my paranoia.
    Thank you.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:00 No.12708097
    There is a fucking curtain behind me leading to a window.

    I'm afraid that if I open the curtain, they'll get me.

    Help me.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:00 No.12708100
    >>12708027
    Me again.

    First of all, I don't think anything could duck that fast.

    Second, you actually reminded me of a dream I had as a little kid. There was this horse-headed snake that was under my bed, and it popped up to brood over me...but when I turned to look at it, it ducked. And I got a third person view of the whole thing.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:00 No.12708103
    >>12708051
    OH GOD IT'S TERRIFYING
    >> Shas'o R'myr !!J5+vjygjQuK 11/07/10(Sun)00:00 No.12708106
    >>12708029

    I remember being scared at night as a child of the thing with one eye.

    One day my father said, "Why can't you sleep?"
    I replied, "The thing with one eye."
    He gave me a hammer. "Quit being a pussy. Go fuck it up."

    So much smashing that night. My mother was furious. But I could sleep after that.

    >Dertifi Porphyry
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:01 No.12708112
    >>12708097
    There's a curtain just to the right of my monitor. Behind it is a cold, dark night.

    I'm better off not seeing it.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:01 No.12708113
    >>12708077

    Question: Is she hot?

    >Yes
    I'm gonna get lucky!

    >No
    SHIT-SHIT-SHIT-RUN AWAY RUN AWAY
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:01 No.12708116
    >>12708077
    ....da fuck was that?

    Eugh....if she was the pet, I'd hate to see what the owner looks like.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:01 No.12708117
    >>12708100
    Slenderman can shcrodinger teleport. If you aren't looking at it, it can be anywhere. If you are looking at it, it's because it wants you to see it and you're going to die.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:02 No.12708121
    >>12708029
    To this day I can't sleep with the door to my room open.
    The things I saw that passed by in the hallway.
    NEVER AGAIN.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:02 No.12708122
    >>12708097
    Imagine that your face is a shotgun. While they're confused, obtain a source of fire.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:03 No.12708136
    >>12708117
    So.....you're better off never seeing one?
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:05 No.12708154
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsL_5bovozE

    Short film from Black Dog Productions, called "There Are Monsters."
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:05 No.12708158
    >>12708116
    As she scampers off, you peer after her, stopping momentarily. You catch a faint glimpse of something shining, trailing upward from her neck. And then she's gone, around a bend and hidden by the shadows of the trees. This street has always been poorly lit. For some reason, thinking that makes you feel better.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:06 No.12708161
    >>12708112
    But I'm using the laptop on a bed. The curtain is behind me, and the window starts at head height. I can't see all the way behind me without getting up, and even then, I have to balance over the shadow filled gap between the bed and the wall where they dwell and oh god I can't stand it theyre going to get me because i cant see them im going to die somebody help me. help m-

    The window is open. It is windy outside. The curtain moves slightly, and a cold breeze hits my back.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:06 No.12708175
    >>12708158

    Well shit, let's follow it. I'm a skeptic, I ain't 'fraid!
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:07 No.12708183
    >>12708113
    Her picture's up there. Whether you find it attractive or not is obviously up to you.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:07 No.12708185
    Have some backwards music! Dear god its like I'm listening to metallic hell

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGjoEvEPtvU&feature=related
    >> Nightmare House 11/07/10(Sun)00:08 No.12708190
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    >>12707992

    Alright. I'll give a heads up now that it might not seem as frightening reading it as it was for me experiencing it, but keep this in mind:

    For a period of five years, starting when I was six and ending when I was about eleven, I had this same dream. 365 days a year, without fail. Just to put it in perspective.

    >"Waking Up"

    This was always the most disturbing part, because I could never be entirely sure which house I was in, the Real One or the Other. When I tell you it felt completely real, you'll have to take my word for it. I eventually learned to pick up on subtle visual cues, but for the most part the two were indistinguishable until...

    >The First Step

    Like all children, I had a monster under my bed. It was a spiteful, arrogant thing. If I lingered too long, it would begin whispering things. Taunting and tempting me. In all my years in that place I never once saw it in its entirety, just a set of arms and massive hands coated in grubby flesh riddled with patches of necrosis. It was always a bit of a contest: Could I make a leap from the bed without being caught by him, while still being quiet enough to keep from alerting the House? My results varied. Unpleasantly.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:09 No.12708199
    >>12708175

    I'll come with ya, just let me grab a loaded AK-47 and a firemans axe
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)00:09 No.12708201
    >>12707146

    "-Try being subtle. Not everything creepy will be obvious to the pc's, some will be minor notes in your descriptions. Some pc's will recognize it, some will just let it pass on, until eventually things keep occurring and they realize that this whole time some fucked up shits been going on around them. The realization that you've been completely unaware of something/someone creepy as shit for a very long time is good to get them unsettled."
    >A lot of the best creepypasta uses this device. “All he saw was red”, “We don’t have a clown statue”, etc. There’s a little evolutionary alarm in our heads that tells us to shit ourselves the instant we realize that log is really a crocodile
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:09 No.12708203
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    My maids don't dare to be alone at nights in the house.

    I understood why when they had the weekend free and there was no one in the house. I swear that the fucking doors didn't stay shut even if I put a lock in them. To make things worst there was always a giggle from a little girl coming from the opposite room I was.

    I never told this to my kids.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:09 No.12708209
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    Dark Heresy players are mentally prepared for stuff like this happening, but try it against your players in a more mundane setting and watch their reaction as even the laws of physics turn against them.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:10 No.12708211
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    >>12708117

    >Implying Slenderman kills people

    He doesn't, and anyone who says otherwise is a filthy liar.

    Everyone knows he's a voyeur. He scrutinizes, he watches, he waits, and he spies, but he never ever touches.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:10 No.12708212
    >>12708183
    ... Sometimes I wonder what exactly it was the internet has done to me.

    Because, oh my yes. Something about those legs, that tail, those eyes...
    >> San Antonio 11/07/10(Sun)00:10 No.12708217
    >>12708199

    Oh come on! Whats the worst that can happen?

    Hurry up, it's getting away.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:10 No.12708221
    >>12707992

    The reading thing is explained easily. The brain can't read things it makes itself. It also can't count when asleep. A strange phenomenon indeed. In fact the best way to confirm you're sleeping is count your fingers and toes. If you can't then you're asleep
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:11 No.12708229
    >>12708154
    Now I want to see an edit of that
    >Are you OK?
    >BUSTA WOLF!
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:13 No.12708245
    >>12708217
    We're about to find out, aren't we?

    Oh, here, take this Desert Eagle. Might come in handy.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:14 No.12708256
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    >need to take a shit
    >bathroom is like six steps from computer
    >still don't want to move

    WHY IS THIS HAPPENING
    >> Nightmare House 11/07/10(Sun)00:14 No.12708258
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    >>12708190

    See, the thing I need to impress upon you is just how real this place was to me as a child. If I was caught, there were consequences. Because if I was caught, I would be killed in ways that a five year old shouldn't even be capable of imagining. And if I was killed, I would feel pain.

    REAL pain, like fire shooting up my back in agonizing waves. Where ever I was attacked, I would feel it as though it had actually happened. Many a night was spent waking up screaming or simply whimpering. I was terrified. In retrospect, I probably should have told my parents about the pain thing.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:14 No.12708259
    >>12708212
    And the voice those other guys gave it.
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)00:14 No.12708260
    >>12708212

    To me, distinctly feminine + dangerous/aggressive-looking = hot. And this resonates there on some level, I'll give you.

    But the actual proportions of the thing are not remotely sexy to me. They are, in fact, fucking creepy.
    >> San Antonio 11/07/10(Sun)00:14 No.12708261
    >>12708245

    Dude, WTF!!! Where did you get this many guns! And take it back, I'm too busy with my Camera. If we DO see something, I'd like to finally have some proof.

    Did it go into that run down hospital?
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:14 No.12708265
    >>12708175
    You make an abrupt about-face, turning on your heel. She can't be far now. Might as well follow her, since you haven't anything better to do.

    You set off down the sidewalk, in the opposite direction, every step taking you further from home. The streetlights brighten the ground in patches, leaving the spaces between all the darker. Your thoughts flicker to the pen-light on your keychain, but it certainly wouldn't be of much help here. Nothing to be afraid of, anyway.

    You round her corner, pulling your jacket tight around you, eyes searching the space ahead. Then you see her. Sitting on her haunches, just before you, barely lit by the edge of the streetlight's glow. Grinning, head tilted slightly to one side. Her chain glitters, waving in the wind, disappearing somewhere up past where your eyes can see.

    Her grin widens. "Curious?"
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:14 No.12708269
    >>12708212
    The internet didn't give you a fetish.
    The internet gave you PERMISSION.
    The rest is all you.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:15 No.12708279
    >>12708265

    "...Very," I reply
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:16 No.12708284
    >>12708261
    Shit man, it did.

    Come on, at least put the Eagle in your belt or something. I've only got 3 clips of AK-47 rounds.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:16 No.12708287
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    I dare you to watch it all the way to the end.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jOU3m_tHtQ&feature=player_embedded
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:17 No.12708293
    >>12708265
    "You wouldn't happen to be related to a certain 'Chesire Cat', now would you?"
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:17 No.12708294
    If you guys want to read these threads without effect, listen to some non-metal at night. going through this thread listening to B.I.Gs Ready To Die has neutralized the paranoid effect.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:17 No.12708301
    >>12708265

    Can we NOT do a quest thread right now? I was having fun with creepy stories and youtube links.

    plus >>12708261 and >>12708245 are ruining the mood right now.
    >> San Antonio 11/07/10(Sun)00:17 No.12708303
    >>12708284

    Fine, fine whatever.

    *puts Eagle in waistband*

    Ok, now watch my back while I....Do you hear someone crying? It sounds like...It's coming from inside the hospital.
    >> Guy with the ax and AK-47 11/07/10(Sun)00:19 No.12708316
    >>12708303
    Hold on. Approach slowly.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:19 No.12708318
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    >>12708301

    >mfw NO QUESTS on fucking /tg/
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:20 No.12708326
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    >>12708245
    >Desert Eagle
    >Might come in handy.
    Why's we gonna be needin' heavy inert ballast?
    We goin' on a sailing ship or somethin'?
    >> San Antonio 11/07/10(Sun)00:20 No.12708327
    >>12708316

    Dude, someones fucking crying! They may need our help!

    *walks on ahead*
    >> Guy with the ax and AK-47 11/07/10(Sun)00:20 No.12708328
    I really want to see how this quest goes
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:20 No.12708330
    >>12708301
    >>12708318
    I agree, but just make a new thread or something.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:20 No.12708333
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    >>12708287

    >my face when WAAAAAAAA
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:20 No.12708336
    >>12705959

    That's actually not true. He painted Saturn Devouring his Son above his seat at his dinning room table. When he'd have a meal everyone would have to see it but his seat was the only one that didn't.

    However, I've checked your story and it seems as if his dining room faced in an odd direction compared to his bedroom so he could see it from his bed. I had never heard that before, instead I had always heard the dinner-table story.

    Goya was a fucked up dude.
    >> Guy with the ax and AK-47 11/07/10(Sun)00:21 No.12708337
    >>12708327
    Wait! Not so fast! It might be a trap!

    .......

    Oh, that's messed up.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:22 No.12708351
    >>12708318

    I didn't mean no quests I meant some of us would like at least one thread that isn't one. Especially one that has some pretty high quality horror stuff in it
    >> Guy with the ax and AK-47 11/07/10(Sun)00:24 No.12708372
    >>12708337
    Tony, you better a look at this, it's really.......

    Tony?

    ..........

    TONY?
    >> San Antonio 11/07/10(Sun)00:25 No.12708375
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    >>12708337

    Shit dude...Did they just leave all this stuff here?

    Come on, the crying is coming from up ahead.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:27 No.12708387
    >>12708279
    "Hee Hee... I thought so." Impossibly, her grin becomes still wider, her face seeming to stretch to accommodate an increasing number of teeth. Spiny. Sharp. They remind you of a certain something...

    >>12708293
    Ah, yes, that was it.

    "A cousin, would you believe?" she says happily, shaking in a kind of halting laughter, "Storybooks and fairy tales. My how you amuse yourselves."

    Your palms itch. The buzz of the streetlights is deafening. The chain twists around itself, knotting like a pretzel. Your chest is pounding.

    >>12708316
    You step forward, almost involuntarily, legs moving thoughtlessly ahead. She shakes her head as if in pity, hair falling around her face in just the right way to catch the light. Around her neck is a thin black band, marred only by the metallic loop that tugs at it from the back. The chain stops moving. She looks up, teeth bared.

    "I like you," she says, "But it isn't time. You won't like what you see." She rises, and bends down as if she's about to run, and, for the first time you can remember, her mouth opens.

    "Go."
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:27 No.12708393
    >>12707819
    I would totally fuck that thing.
    >> Guy with the ax and AK-47 11/07/10(Sun)00:27 No.12708395
    >>12708375
    Phew. For a moment there, I thought something got you.

    Shit, didn't bring a flashlight. Did you bring a flashlight?
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:28 No.12708405
    >>12707571
    >There's never been anything behind me

    Are you sure?
    >> Guy with the ax and AK-47 11/07/10(Sun)00:28 No.12708410
    >>12708387
    Y'know what? Maybe we don't want to meet this thing's master. Come on Tony, let's keep on going.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:28 No.12708411
    >>12708301
    >>12708330
    >>12708351
    Next post will be the last. I promise. Didn't mean to ruin anything, but I don't have time to run a proper quest anyway. Just a one-shot.
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)00:30 No.12708421
    >>12708372
    >>12708337
    >>12708328
    >>12708327
    >>12708316
    >>12708303
    >>12708261

    Yea dudes, I don't begrudge you guys your fun, but don't be duchebags. Make /tg/ a better place and go start your own thread.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:30 No.12708425
    >>12708029
    you know how I defeated my childhood fears?

    I check under all the beds and couches in my room when I enter, and I lock the door. I have no windows or mirrors.

    I also have a machete, a heavy stick, and a lead pipe at various easily-reachable self defense locations. I'm no longer afraid of the dark.
    >> Guy with the ax and AK-47 11/07/10(Sun)00:31 No.12708427
    >>12708421
    Oh, fine.

    Come on, Tony. Let's go start our own thread.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:31 No.12708436
    >>12708287
    >>12708287

    Jesus, I actually jumped at that one, there were people in the room and that was bad enough to make me jump.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:34 No.12708459
    >>12708287
    Fucking christ man. I was convinced the whole time that it was in front of the door and he just couldn't see it.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:36 No.12708481
    You back away, slowly, forcing yourself to stay under control. It takes all you have not to break into a run when she growls. She inches forward, moving carefully, silently, fingers unfolding as she pads across the sidewalk. You move faster, eyes locked on hers, heart feeling like it will explode at any moment. Then the chain pulls taut, and you see something behind it.

    You run.

    A door slams. Locks turn. Heavy footfalls make the steps creak like they're screaming. You're in bed, gripping a flashlight like it was the only thing between you and Hell. Your chest hurts.

    But you'll be ready someday.

    -End-
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:37 No.12708496
    Heres one emitted by Saturn, starts about 1:45

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGeWBiLVn8g&feature=related
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)00:38 No.12708518
    >>12708287

    Awesome.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:40 No.12708533
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    Anyway, music.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgbDD5YL31Y
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:43 No.12708560
    >>12708496
    The signal itself is neat, but the conspiracy theorist who posted that is kind of retarded.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:43 No.12708561
    >>12708211
    If he's just an observer why does he have those limbs?
    >> Deafdefiler !bll4ybGPow 11/07/10(Sun)00:45 No.12708568
    >>12708561
    They're why he's an observer. Everything that sees him is afraid of those limbs, and flees immediately. This goes on long enough, and you just stop trying to make contact after a while.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:45 No.12708570
    >>12708560

    Absolutely, but its still a good listen. I'll post the buzzer for you, its probably the freakiest one I've found tonight

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2EKWgTNEYU
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:46 No.12708580
    >>12708568
    Now I feel sorry for slenderman. This should not happen.
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)00:49 No.12708603
    >>12708496
    >Sound like Speech?

    Nope, not really. I mean, I'm sure it would if I listened to it enough while wondering if it sounded like speech.

    Also, lol at the related videos.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:50 No.12708613
    >>12708496
    I prefer stuff on Earth.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop
    www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBN56wL35IQ
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:52 No.12708638
    I archived the thread because it was good enough to warrant it.

    http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/12705930/
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)00:58 No.12708697
    >>12708613

    I like BLOOP but its not particularly freaky in its transmission
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)01:00 No.12708715
    >>12708638

    Thanks, I need to head off and was hoping it would still be around for me to peruse in the future. Good show /tg/.

    One last pitch: someone on here once linked me to some stuff by a really terrifying composer or music writer, whose work involved a lot of experiments with dissonance and early electronic stuff, a lot of eerie but moving soundscapes. I could have sworn that he was somehow involved in 2001: a Space Odyssey and/or Planet of the Apes, but I couldn't find him on those leads (I'm definitely not talking about Jerry Goldsmith).

    Does someone, by some wild chance, know who I'm talking about? His stuff was brickshittingly creepy and painful yet fascinating to listen to; someone in that thread asked why I would listen to this for pleasure and I compared it to eating spicy food.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:03 No.12708741
    >>12708715

    Man I've been on youtube for about 3 hours now and haven't found anything like that except maybe Shepard Tones. But if anyone DOES find it I'd be much appreciated as well
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:03 No.12708742
    >>12707146
    I think I found this movie, its an hour and a half long, and it may just be the remake of it that was created, but you cans ee the alien in the window at the 5min mark, watch from the 5:03 mark for alittle bit past that

    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2110145479236650834#
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:04 No.12708753
    Heres a good number station. The distorted ice cream bell is the worst sound I can imagine without being totally alien like the buzzer or backwards music

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVqaoxxsN7Q&feature=related
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:05 No.12708758
    >>12708715
    >search Easymodo for "spicy food"
    >Logicninja comparing bondage fetish to liking spicy food
    uh what, oh, is this it?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnuAaKiX1sg&playnext_from=TL&videos=RaidjzlG2jc
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:07 No.12708780
    Penderecki composed some crazy shit.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:12 No.12708842
    >>12708780

    I was just coming off some other stuff and was linked to Panderecki, a strange coincidence it seems
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:14 No.12708866
    >>12708842

    *Penderecki

    My bad
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)01:15 No.12708891
    >>12708758

    Nope, though Lux Aeterna is wonderful and-

    Wait, holy shit, yes it is. That was written by Gyorge Ligeti, who is the guy I was looking for (I discovered that piece fairly recently and never knew it was the same guy). Randomly found on a related link. Apparently he's mentioned several times on the wiki page for Space Odyssey; don't ask me how I missed it.

    Fuck yea.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXh07JJeA28&feature=related
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:23 No.12708974
    Anyone have any good brain bleach? This thread... has done things to my head.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:25 No.12709001
    Ok /tg/ I hate you all, and apparently my computer is posessed. Right at one of the crescendos in >>12708891 's link my computer went into sleep mode for no reason. Leaving me alone confused and terrified in my room.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:31 No.12709064
    some Penderecki for those who don't want to look it up themselves

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UqQl0CNNCY&feature=related
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:36 No.12709118
    >>12708974
    The Star Wars Holiday Special.
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)01:37 No.12709132
    >>12709064
    Nice.

    Also, this one is pretty good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2OQbA3r78M&feature=related

    By the way, I think I find
    >>12705999
    to be the most unnerving thing in this thread.
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)01:39 No.12709158
    Ligeti has a piece that opens with a vocal arrangement which mostly consists of a lot of men with deep voices making spooky "EeEeEeEe" sounds. It sounds silly but it has seriously stuck with me ever since I heard it.

    Will probably try to find it another day; g'night /tg/.

    Sweet dreams.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:39 No.12709160
    >>12708742
    I had to re-watch the scene several times. Then I saw them and Jesus Christ that was terrifying.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:54 No.12709327
    >>12709160

    Oh shit you're right. I thought it was just lights at first but you can totally see the head outline.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:58 No.12709362
    >>12709327
    Aw fuck, I see it now.

    And then anon didn't sleep that night.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:01 No.12709386
    >>12709362
    If you've been following the thread at all I don't see how you could even want to sleep.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:03 No.12709405
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    >>12708003
    >>12708021
    >> Sif 11/07/10(Sun)01:05 No.12709428
    >>12707229

    Oh shit, that was mine! I just reading this thread and thinking of the Creepy Moments docs. Hell I even opened the second one (the first document got way too big, I had to start a second) and added a few things from this thread.

    Are the rapidshares of those suckers still up?
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:11 No.12709464
    >>12709428
    Apparently.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:11 No.12709473
    Did that thread about the guy who made a game about people exploring Mars get archived? He had the sounds of planets and shit for added effects.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:22 No.12709541
    >>12709473

    It was archived but fuck me what it was archived under. Can't seem to find it atm
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:24 No.12709556
    >>12709541
    >>12709473

    It was linked in this very thread you goofs

    http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/12130366/

    >>12708190
    >>12708258

    KEEP POSTING OH GOD PLEASE KEEP POSTING
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)01:25 No.12709567
    >>12709556
    >>12709556

    He's been gone since the pseudo-quest interrupted him unfortunately. I was hoping he'd continue but he hasn't come back
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)02:11 No.12709891
    >>12708387
    let's get down to brass tacks.

    and by brass tacks, I mean let's fuck.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)03:22 No.12710308
    >>12709556
    Well that was fucking incredible.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)04:50 No.12710937
    I have this Truman Show fear, that everyone deceives me. One of the most horrific dreams I had was about monsters that would hypnotize you and give you small cuts and punctures with their needle-like fingers until you died. For you they would seem just like normal people, shaking your hand or patting your back.
    Another common fear I think is of being cornered, with no means of escape. Ever had a nightmare where you were running from hordes of animated dead, make a series of bad choices and end up in a bathroom with a window too small to escape through? You hide in a stall, but they sense you, crash through the flimsy door. As they are about to grab you, you wake up, scared as fuck?
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)06:02 No.12711279
    >>12708154
    First thing that creeped me out there:

    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME ME
    >> I like alignments !!zCDnoQ1ejCk 11/07/10(Sun)09:23 No.12712055
    Bumpan.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:31 No.12712104
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    Here, have some concept art for an enemy in Amnesia.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:31 No.12712110
    >>12710937
    Wow, you're fucked up. My worst nightmares to date involve me somehow showing up on the institute with no pants.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:32 No.12712115
    >>12712104
    I remember that game. I remember overall how much I wanted to box the open-mouthed ones (that one.) The rest weren't scary, but that one was so terrifying I just wanted to beat the shit out of it to de-power it.
    Denied. Endlessly denied.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:32 No.12712116
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    And here, have an ingame screenshot of said enemy.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:35 No.12712136
    >>12712116
    WREEEEE-EEEEE-EEEEEE!
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:37 No.12712161
    OP here found a little something in a Stephen King short story collection I'll be posting it in the next post. It's called Paranoid: A Chant.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:39 No.12712171
    >>12712161
    I can't go out no more.
    There's a man by the door
    in a raincoat
    smoking a cigarette.

    But

    I've put him in my diary
    and the mailers are all lined up
    on the bed, bloody in the glow
    of the bar sign next door.

    He knows that if I die
    (or even drop out of sight)
    the diary goes and everyone knows
    the CIA's iin Virgina.

    500 mailers bought from
    500 drug counters each one different
    and 500 notebooks
    with 500 pages in every one.

    I am prepared.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:40 No.12712182
    >>12712171
    I can see him from up here.
    His cigarette winks from just
    above his trenchcoat collar
    and somewhere there's a man on a subway
    sitting under a Black Velvet ad thinking my name.

    Men have discussed me in back rooms.
    If the phone rings there's only dead breath.
    In the bar across the street a snubnose
    revolver has changed hands in the men's room.
    Each bullet has my name on it.
    My name is written in black files
    and looked up in newspaper morgues.

    My mother's been investigated;
    thank God she's dead.

    They have writing samples
    and examine the back loops of pees
    and the crosses of tees.

    My brother's with them, did I tell you?
    His wife is Russian and he
    keeps asking me to fill out forms.
    I have it in my diary.
    Listen--
    listen
    do you listen:
    you must listen.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:41 No.12712192
    I think my posting of the Amnesia related pictures was a bit wrong actually.
    I don't think any of the things in the game is subtly wrong now that I think of it... everything is blatantly wrong and ohgodthetorturechambers.
    Still, it's horror.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:44 No.12712213
    >>12712182
    In the rain, at the bus stop,
    black crows with black umbrellas
    pretend to look at their watches, but
    it's not raining. Their eyes are silver dollars.
    Some are scholars in the pay of the FBI
    most are foreigners who pour through
    our streets. I fooled them
    got off the bus at 25th and Lex
    where a cabby watched me over his newspaper.

    In the room above me an old woman
    has put and electric suction cup on her floor.
    It sends out rays through my light fixture
    and now I write in the dark
    by the bar sign's glow.
    I tell you I know.

    They sent me a dog with brown spots
    and a radio cobweb in it's nose.
    I drowned it in the sink and wrote it up
    in folder GAMMA.

    I don't look in the mailbox anymore.
    The greeting cards are letter bombs.

    (Step away! Goddam you!
    Step awat, I know tall people!
    I tell you I know very tall people!)

    The luncheonette is laid with talking floors
    and the waitress says it was salt but I know arsenic
    when it's put before me. And the yellow taste of mustard
    to mask the bitter odor of almonds.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:45 No.12712226
    >>12712213
    I have seen strange lights in the sky.
    Last night a dark man with no face crawled through nine miles
    of sewer to surface in my toilet, listening
    for phone calls through cheap wood with
    chrome ears.
    I tell you man, I hear.

    I saw his muddy handprints
    on the porcelain.

    I don't answer the phone now,
    have I told you that?

    They are planning to flood the earth with sludge.
    They are planning break-ins.

    They have got physicians
    advocating weird sex positions.
    They are making addictive laxatives
    and suppositories that burn.
    They know how to put out the sun
    with blowguns.

    I pack myself in ice--have I told you that?
    It obviates their infrascopes.
    I know chants and I wear charms.
    You may think you have me but I could destroy you
    any second now.

    Any second now.

    Any second now.

    Would you like some coffee, my love?

    Did I tell you I can't go out no more?
    There's a man by the door
    in a raincoat.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)09:46 No.12712233
    >>12712192
    It's cool. It became a general horror thread awhile back.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)10:36 No.12712568
    Silence all sounds. Close your eyes. Breath deeply.
    Bring your focus inwards, see the darkness.
    Now focus on the space directly behind your head.
    Try to see it, with your minds eye.
    Try, try, try, see the darkness, the gaps in your perception.
    Can you feel it?
    That hole?
    Try to look into the hole. Between worlds, between perception.
    Its there. Its always been there. You just never noticed.
    But now its noticed you.
    Your hurting it, by looking at it, thinking about it.
    Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. STOP IT. STOP IT. STOP IT STOP IT STOP IT STOPITSTOPITSTOPIT

    Don't look. Don't turn around. It will get you.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)11:26 No.12712929
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    >>12709327
    holy jesus christ.

    this shot doesn't do it justice because it's much more obvious with the camera movement, but oh my god 5:09.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)12:06 No.12713170
    Sure is /x/ in here.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)12:18 No.12713257
    >>12705930
    I, personally, would have it that every tooth in that mouth comes from a separate dead person. Those things should be scattered around towns, the wilderness, everywhere. They're constructed by the local people, who have some... odd... views regarding what happens after death. They believe that dead spirits seek to regain the feelings and senses they experienced in life, and that a free dead spirit will attempt to possess anyone it can. In order to prevent this, they set up those wooden statues. Whenever someone dies, they add a single tooth from that person's mouth to one of those statues. If there aren't any spare, they build a new one.
    They believe that the spirits are, during the daytime, banished by the light of the sun, unless they can hide in something. They spirits of the dead are drawn to the wooden statue their tooth is in, preventing them from possessing anyone else, but are bound by the wooden frame, so they cannot move. They get to experience some sensations however, the wind on their bodies, the smells, and so forth, so at least they get some pleasure from it. They just stand there, watching. But sometimes, for reasons no-one seems fully able to explain, they just move. No-one ever sees them do this, of course. Vandals or pranksters are a fairly common explanation. But, other times, they seem to end up in places that it should simply not be possible for one of those wooden bodies to be transported. And other times, the positioning of the limbs or the arrangement of the paint seems to have changed. The places they are found in are also somewhat unusual. Looking into someone's window, for instance, or waiting near a busy restaurant.
    This is becoming more and more common.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)12:58 No.12713583
    >>12709556
    I just read that whole thing

    mother of god. Mother of GOD.
    >> Anonymous 11/07/10(Sun)14:26 No.12714259
    >>12713257
    This is awesome.



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