It's finally Halloween, and that means it's time to get spooked. And if you're like most of us, the costumes and decorations of the holiday are a whole lot less scary as you grow up. If you're looking to reignite some excitement for the scarier side of things, consider the following images. They're technically just images of perfectly normal things, but they're actually a lot scarier than they should be. And nothing's quite as scary as reality, especially when there's something not quite right about it.
The images below come from Reddit's /r/oddlyterrifying. Here, Redditors share some of the most disturbing things they've come across while browsing social media or just living out their days in the real world, and they're a lot more off-putting than one might think. Here are just a few of the spookiest images of real-life things. Enjoy their uncomfortable auras as you celebrate the spookiest day of the year.
This Concept for a Genetically Altered Future Pig
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Stomp for Survival
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OP Heard a Band and Saw The Crawlspace Door Move
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There's a 7.62 Mile Deep Borehole Under This
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A Sign at the Local Hospital
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Locked Cage under a Hotel Shower
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Old Man Who's Been Stalking OP Left This On Her Car
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In the Basement of an Abandoned Hospital
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Wonder Why They Scrapped It
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Don't Listen to the GPS, It's a Trap
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Hair That's Clearly Never Been Washed
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The Toilet that Cuts Off Fingers
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Unnatural Eye Color Implants
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Statue of a Goddess in Japan
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On a Box of Mochi
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Nad Al Sheba in Dubai
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Cute? I Don't Think So
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View from a Bus Stop at 5am
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Did Someone Dump a Car Here?
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Oil Refinery in Louisiana
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Oversized Sunglasses
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Satellite Image of Hurricane Matthew
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The mirrored facemask was something I actually bought during covid, it's actually really fun and it counted as a face covering.