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Creepy image thread.

Purkake4 said:
ojtlC.jpg
is she sucking him up into her womb?
 

THE:MILKMAN

Member
abstract alien said:
What in blazes is he on to not feel that? No amount of adrenaline could even make that possible right?

I wouldn't of thought so. A dislocated knee is extremely painful as far as I know.

I'm feeling pain just looking at it.
 

JJD

Member
You know what's creepy? This thread keeps appearing on my browser history, and it's been months since I last visited here... WTF...I swear to God, when I click in it, I get a "you're not connect to the internet" page...
 

G.O.O.

Member
A few pages ago, I posted a pic with a "you shouldn't have done that" caption.

Well, I googled "you shouldn't have done that" and the results (knowyourmeme, pictures) are, I believe, worthy of this thread.
 
The version I first saw of that red circle picture actually had a dog going through the picture rubbing his butt on the ground. Then I noticed the bottom half.
 

Snuggles

erotic butter maelstrom

fanboi

Banned
Watched this movie because of this gif a year or two ago
Didnt care for it, but I still love this gif. Its creepy but also inspiring to me, I dont know.

In.... Inspiring?

Where do you have a girl locked up where you inject all sort of substances in her! :)
 

Melchiah

Member
La Femme Qui Se Poudre (1972)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk9nQG1J7Xs

Also known as "The Woman Who Powders Herself".

Something of a hybrid between Jean Cocteau and Jan Svankmajer in its gothic expressionism and artful grotesquerie crossed with the metric precision of Kurt Kren's more clinical materialaktion films that experiment with the plasticity of surfaces (most notably, in the deformed figures that recall the disfiguration and self-mutilation of Kren's short film, 10/65: Selbstverstümmelung), Bokanowski's earliest film, La Femme qui se poudre (The Woman Who Powders Herself) is, as the title implies, an evocation of concealment and unmasking, where the mundane act of a Victorian-era woman's ritualistic application of cosmetic powder seemingly opens the window - or perhaps, Pandora's Box - into underlying human anxieties of physical beauty, youth, desirability, and objectification. Reflecting the superficiality of societal notions of beauty through the alienness of landscape and the ephemeral riddle of true identity through epic, soul-searching journeys and faceless phantoms that emerge from thin air before vanishing from view, the terrifying images break apart and eventually disintegrate into irresolvable fragments of haunted memory within the course of the increasingly abstract film, as the waking dream descends ever further into the realm of nightmare and the deepest recesses of the subconscious, unraveling the veil of human vanity to reveal amorphous shadows cast by empty souls.
 
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