Café de Nuit

HuManBing wrote:Animated gif time!

This is a picture of a creepy dark graveyard. If you watch for long enough, you can see a ghost. It dashes across the screen in the foreground and then lopes away from the camera into the distance. Pretty goddamn scary.

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Was that Inky?

I was walking down the street at night thinking everything's fine but then OH DEAR GOD THIS JUMPED OUT AT ME.

(Warning: do not click if you are predisposed to sleep disorders or heart conditions. I officially absolve myself of any and all legal liability for your actions.)

Mystery Incorporated (a.k.a. "Scooby-Doo") in Ravenloft. Do want.

HuManBing wrote:

The lost art of subtle horror. Who needs gore and special FX when the dead won't stay dead?

The Hollows

(Warning: body invasion style gore)

That was disturbing on soooooo many levels!

Santa and reindeer and a very gory Christmas tree!

Has anyone posted about Ibitsu. It and the side story are very disturbing. It is based off an Japanese urban legend.

It's been a while:

His Face All Red, by Emily Carroll. Sounds like the sort of story you could encounter in Verbrek or Vorostokov.

HuManBing wrote:His Face All Red, by Emily Carroll. Sounds like the sort of story you could encounter in Verbrek or Vorostokov.

Okay, you earn a for finding that. I'm going to have nightmares thinking about what the end could mean.

HuManBing wrote:His Face All Red, by Emily Carroll. Sounds like the sort of story you could encounter in Verbrek or Vorostokov.

very nice!

Indeed!