Creepy Post

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Michelle Rodriguez eating a mouse boiled in her own urine:

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bloody-disgusting.com/news/3358297/time-found-footage-real-catacombs/

There have been a handful of films (i.e. As Above/So Below, Catacombs) that head deep into the legendary Catacombs of Paris, France.

Built for religious practice (with the bones of human beings), these tombs are also the place of mass desecration – millions of bodies were exhumed from Paris cemeteries and dumped deep into The Catacombs.

While homeless find shelter in The Catacombs, visitors need a tour guide to avoid getting lost in the seven levels of the 200-mile network of “old caves, tunnels and quarries”.

The criminally underrated As Above/So Below took horror fans deep into The Catacombs in a fresh take on the found-footage subgenre. And while many of these found-footage horror films claim to be inspired by true stories, As Above/So Below does not, which is weird considering there is a true story just as terrifying.



Years ago, ABC Family aired a special on The Catacombs (below), which focused on a camcorder discovered deep within.

Allegedly, in the early 90’s, a man decided he’d explore The Catacombs on his own. He never resurfaced, although his camcorder and cassette were found.

What’s on it will give you chills.

In the video, you’ll see the man (at 288 feet below street level) catch a glimpse of “something”, panic, and begin to run. He eventually drops the camcorder, which continues to film the nothingness of The Catacombs – you know, straight out of a found-footage horror movie.

The ABC documentary alleges that the location of this event is what’s truly terrifying – the entrance to the “Gates of Hell.”

Yikes.

You couldn't pay me to go down there.

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Honestly that is like my wildest meme dream come true.

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A few scenes in It Follows creeped me out but this one especially.

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I think I jumped the first time I saw it. He/It just came out of nowhere.

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From Australia:



I've always wanted to go to Australia someday but I don't know if I could handle the lizards and the snakes and whatever the hell else.

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I wonder how long until someone has a heart attack playing this.

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Everyone always talks about the head spinning and spider walk scenes but this scene in The Exorcist freaks me out the most:

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Mar 13, 2011 3:49:10 GMT -5 Tiffany said:

Post creepy shit. Scary stories, horror movie recommendations, eerie real-life experiences, etc. Just nothing nasty.

How many times has this one rule been broken though?

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I completely forgot to post about this until now, but two months ago I watched The Babadook with that guy I've been seeing, and while the movie itself wasn't the scariest thing I've ever seen, there were definitely some creepy moments and at one point, we were watching it with the lights out and I had this fan on in the corner of the room, and the fan was black and I forgot about all about it being on and suddenly I saw this black figure moving out of the corner of my eye and I froze, but it was only the fan lol. But anyways, when the movie was over we were both like, whoa, that was pretty intense, let's watch something funny now to end the night on a lighter note, so we started to play Louie. Like, we searched for Louie, went to that show's page and played the first episode... and Netflix started playing The Babadook again instead. Like, I stand by what I said, that the movie itself wasn't that scary, but I've low key been so shook ever since that happened, especially when I'm cutting off all the lights at night before bed.

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