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Horror movies have gone through some serious transformations over the years, haven’t they? Back in the roaring ’20s, folks were bolting from theaters in fright after feasting their eyes on movie monsters like Dracula and Frankenstein. Fast forward to today, and we find ourselves grappling with psychological thrillers, gory horror, and slasher flicks that send chills down our spines. But let me tell you, nothing quite compares to the heart-stopping terror that comes from actual photographs—like the ones we’re about to dive into. Think about it: a simple Jason mask might give you a fright, but how about a smiling executioner mask? Now that’s something to lose sleep over! Buckle up, because after seeing what’s coming next, you might just agree that it’s time to banish creepy mask selfies forever! Are you ready to save the future generations from these chilling encounters? LEARN MORE.Horror has evolved a lot over time. In the 1920s, monster films took the world by storm and people had to leave theaters. Over time, Hollywood has shifted into psychological horror, gore, and slasher films. But no fantasy horror can compare to when a real-life photo gives you the creeps.
The Jason mask is scary, but not as scary as a smiling executioner mask. In fact, after you check out these photos, you’ll agree that we should immediately stop taking pictures in creepy masks. We need to save the souls of future generations. These strange, disturbing, and terrifying photos are too much to handle.
This Mickey Mouse Club Meeting Looks Like Orientation Day For A Cult
Deep down, I know that behind all those Mickey Mouse masks are innocent little kids just trying to enjoy a lifetime of singing and dancing. But on the surface, I’m scared that they’ve all gathered together to plan the perfect way to sing us all to death.
Plus, they can’t all be innocent. There are so many kids at this meeting that there is a good chance at least one or two are psychopaths.
The Grenade Might Be A Toy, But I’d Still Run Away From This Kid
If this photo was taken in the 1940s, I’d be a little more concerned that the grenade in this little boy’s hand is real. Thankfully, the photo was taken in the 1960s, so I’m confident that I won’t have my lower body blasted off.
But even though we know we’re safe, I’d still suggest running as far away as possible cause he’s got a menacing look in his eyes. It’s better not to take any chances.
Nothing About These Doctors Looks Helpful
There are so many possibilities as to where this could be and what these doctors specialize in, and none of them have a happy ending. My money is on this being a psychological testing ward with soundproofed rooms so no one can hear you scream.
On the other hand, maybe they’re all chiropractors just waiting for their next client with back pain to come in so they can make him feel like his old self again.
When You’re Young, You Don’t Realize That Barney Was Straight Up Terrifying
It’s always fun to look back at your younger self and wonder why on earth you weren’t more scared of the 8-foot-tall purple dinosaur with a camel toe. Don’t forget about the fact that there’s probably a sad, middle-aged man in that suit.
As kids, we don’t know any better, so I’m blaming the parents for this terrifying photo. Keep reading to see what Halloween used to be like in the 1800s.
Are These Creepy Clowns Supposed To Be Making Her Feel Better?
It’s bad enough that this poor little girl was stuck in the hospital over Christmas. Then the hospital staff had to go and do her dirty by bringing in the creepiest clowns possible to “cheer her up.”
It’s even worse because she hasn’t noticed the clowns yet. Next time, the hospital staff should just leave the giant, oversized clown masks in their haunted basement and stick to bringing in the guy with presents.
This Easter Bunny Wants To Kill You And Steal All Your Chocolate Eggs
Speaking of creepy costumes, why are Easter Bunny meet and greets still a thing? I’ve never seen an Easter Bunny that didn’t look like it was plotting to kill me. I think the issue is that Easter Bunnies are too lifelike, and don’t try to look like a cartoon.
Other life-size costumes like Daisy Duck or Minnie Mouse might also be real animals, but they originated as cartoons. That way they don’t just look like a normal animal who fell into a radioactive swamp and grew in size.
There Was Zero Creativity In Early Halloween Costumes
I’m going to start by saying not only is this creepy, but it’s also lazy. Are these kids really trying to pass this off as a Halloween costume?
