What nightmare inducing hallucination of the imagination have you seen today? Post it here, but keep it SFW!
Introducing Hasbro’s new Nerf mascot, Murph. Not sure if they’re good for a laugh or a deeply uncomfortable chuckle…
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I think this looks cool, but from the thread about Creepy Dolls I’d already realized that my sense of what makes Nightmare Fuel isn’t like that of other people. 
I don’t really get the “made entirely of darts” thing. Do the darts come out? Seems like that would make for unsafe and/or impractical play. Whatever. I don’t get Marketing.
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I saw a video of 2 men moments before they die as the Window-cleaner cradle fails dropping them from the roof of a tall building.
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I’m finally getting my teeth cleaned tomorrow after a wait of over a year. (Fuggin’ virus.) 
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It looks like an anthropomorphised Koosh ball.
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Back in late-2016 when I was a mid-teen, I discovered the B-movie horror distribution company based in Spain and the U.S., called Gorgon Video (best known for the Faces of Death series, Night of the Bloody Apes, and they even distributed the movie MST3K riffed: Devil Doll!!!). A few times, I watched the logo itself before bed. Already frightened and terrified, once I went to bed, I stayed awake for half an hour.
But now, the logo doesn’t scare me as much anymore… sometimes.
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Speaking of logos that scared me as a child. Not all but a few variations.
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Aw yes. What makes a kid’s day way better than sitting next to Winnie the Pooh with realistic-looking teeth?
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Are you saying it’s not a good pediatric dental practice?
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looks at creepy Pooh, then back at you
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Since last month, this creepy face that acts as a Nextbot in GMod started to chase people in the dead of night.
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Isn’t that the expression which tells chimps you mean them no harm, but for every other primate species it’s interpreted as aggression? (Or am I trusting too much in eWikihow again?) 
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This baby from Tin Toy.
Which is fair, 'cause this Pixar short was made in the late-80’s, and technology back then didn’t evolve into what we have today yet. And of course: pre-mature CGI humans are scary as hell.
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