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If you’re a fan of horror movies then you should consider all of these films must see.

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No matter how good horror movies get, there will never be anything more terrifying than reality.

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This Joker mask is creepy.

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These makeup artists take these regular people and turn them into something straight out of a horror movie.

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1916: Sleeping Porch. This was a proposed solution to the ever-growing city population problem. Made of iron and able to withstand 500 lbs, it does seem pretty sturdy…but does anyone else have “Rock-a Bye Baby” in their head right now?

This post will make you very happy that you weren’t a baby during this time period.

1917: Self-Operated Cradle. Taking care of a newborn is exhausting work and after hours of non-stop crying, you start looking for outside help. That’s exactly what happened to inventor Sheldon D. Vanderburgh who used a clock-spring motor to create this hammock for his new baby.

1917: Baby Holder. This invention was inspired by late night train rides where passengers were frequently plagued by crying babies. The inventor, however, didn’t quite follow instructions and it did little to muffle the sound.

1920: Motor-Driven Cradle. No one seems to have the time to rock their child to sleep, so another proposed invention rose up with the added bonus of “entertainment” for your child when they woke up.

1934: Black Light Baby. After the Lindbergh baby kidnapping shocked the world, inventors sought a way to keep children safe with this product. However, parents weren’t all that comfortable with that much machinery under their child’s bed.

1938: Baby Bicycle Seat. Take half a pram and slap it on a bicycle. Voila! A wonderful way to get exercise and air out your baby at the same time.

1938: Baby Gas Mask. The threat of possible air warfare in Europe led French inventors to propose this solution for keeping babies safe.

1938: UV Lamp Brands. Hospitals would be able to use this to mark newborn babies with their initials in order to avoid any switched-at-birth scandals.

1939: Baby Gas Mask Upgrade. A month away from Germany’s invasion on Poland, this upgrade still allows for whoever is holding the infant to control the airflow but with a little more comfort for the kiddo.

1939: Baby Walker. If guiding your child by hand on how to take their first steps feels a little too lovely-dovey for you, this invention could have been the solution. Not only are the child’s legs strapped in sync with your own, but a harness and leash allows you to keep them upright…From a distance.

1939: Safety Belt. This could be helpful for single mothers dealing with what to do when the phone rings, your other child cries and someone knocks at the door while you’re in the middle of bath time with the little one. Just strap ‘em in and go about your business.

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WARNING: These short stories are not for the faint of heart. If you are easily scared or happen to be on edge or anxious right now, leave this post immediately. You’ve been warned.

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WTF?!

And you thought the rabbit from Donnie Darko was creepy.

By the look on his face, this bunny is ready to eat this little boy.

That baby’s face says it all!

And this little girl’s body language says it all.

Also, who the hell designed that bunny’s sinister face?!

This photo was taken moments before that kid became that bunny’s lunch.

Um, excuse me, Mr. Bunny, but everything you’re doing is wildly inappropriate.

OMG, THOSE EYES!!!

A repurposed gimp mask makes an excellent Easter bunny costume!

OK, this is just a reused Wolfman costume.

By the look of his eyes, this rabbit definitely has a nose candy problem.

And by the look on this bunny’s face, he definitely has a drinking problem.

Wait, WTF, are those snake tongues coming out of his mouth?!

This has to be an old-timey villain dressed up as a bunny, right?

Is this the unholy offspring of the Easter bunny and an Ewok?!

That bunny has one shady smile on his face.

 If you ever wondered what the Trix bunny would look like if he was part of The Walking Dead:

 Um… HELL NO!!!

Look at this bunny; you know he is plotting to kill Superman.

This bunny will haunt your dreams!

Sweet dreams!

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What can be found inside a wall. Scary and disgusting.

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It’s Friday the 13th, and it must be scary.

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Great examples of scary makeup. Would be perfect for Halloween.

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Rock star Scott Ian gets a scary cinema makeup.

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Here are several good Halloween costume ideas.

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This is how you can scare the hell out of your girlfriend. Print a photo of your head and place it into a jar in refrigerator.

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Somewhere in Russia. Quite depressive.

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Do not want!

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How to scare someone in the streets.

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