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Clone Torso 2 Robot

Clone Torso 2 Robot

The Torso 2 robot is impressive but is also nightmare fuel. The top half of Clone’s humanoid robot has 910 simulated muscle fibers that are controlled using pneumatic actuation. It has 165 degrees of freedom, including moving hands, wrists, and fingers. Don’t be too scared yet – all of its movements have to be programmed by humans – for now. (Thanks, Rob!)

True Facts About Parasitoid Wasps

True Facts About Parasitoid Wasps

Are you ready for some new nightmare fuel? Ze Frank has got you covered with a video about some of the many creepy wasps that implant their eggs in the bodies or larvae of their victims. The babies then feast on their host’s insides until they grow up and pop out. Surprise, surprise!

Food to Die for

Food to Die for
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Ghost hunter Amy Bruni’s book Food to Die for: Recipes and Stories from America’s Most Legendary Haunted Places is the perfect cookbook for your Halloween festivities. It’s filled with stories, photos, and recipes from nearly 60 creepy places including the Sheboygan Asylum, the Villisca Axe Murder House, and The Conjuring House.

Roberto Diaz’s Art of Chaos

Roberto Diaz’s Art of Chaos

(PG-13: Gore) Roberto Diaz calls his portfolio “Arte del Caos” (art of chaos). But we think he’s being rather humble. His mixed media creations – which he is proud to note are all done without the help of AI tools – are monstrous transformations of classical religious art. You can purchase some of his work as prints and posters on Society6.

Terrifier 3 (Teaser)

Terrifier 3 (Teaser)

(PG-13) 2024 is shaping up to be a banner year for horror films. And what better way to cap things off than with Art the Clown himself? The immortal slasher is back to terrorize Sienna, Jonathan, and the unfortunate souls who happen to be around them. Director Damien Leone promises that Terrifier 3 will reveal more about Art’s intentions. Premieres 10.11.24.

Clickolding

Clickolding
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“We’re so close.” A surreal take on the otherwise creatively bankrupt clicker genre, Clickolding has you click a tally counter for a masked man in a dark room. As you do, you’re forced to hear the man’s unnerving thoughts. It’s a short game, and it’s definitely not for everyone, but if you like games like Inscryption, this might be up your alley.

Gorefield the Cat

Gorefield the Cat

North of the Border imagines what would happen if Garfield the Cat was infected with the shape-shifting organism that took over in John Carpenter’s The Thing. The mutated feline has loads of pointy teeth, dozens of tiny tentacles, and four gangly arms ready to grab lasagna and toss it into its horrifying mouth-stomach.

Making a Cursed Pac-Man Sculpture

Making a Cursed Pac-Man Sculpture

Pac-Man has always been one of the most enigmatic video game characters. Somehow, this yellow puck moves around a maze without any feet and manages to gobble down ghosts, cherries, and pretzels without any teeth. Adam from North of the Border fixed both of these shortcomings, and all we ended up with was nightmare fuel.

Is It Is It Cake?

Is It Is It Cake?

Here’s something special for fans of the Netflix baking show Is It Cake?. Rathergood takes the notion that anything on the set could be cake to the next level in this hilarious twisted monologue. From the same warped mind who gave us this classic Quizno’s commercial.

Star Wars: Vintage Noir Edition

Star Wars: Vintage Noir Edition

George Lucas got his inspiration for Star Wars from a variety of sources, among them, vintage serials like Flash Gordon. Abandoned Films used generative AI to imagine what a Star Wars movie might have looked like had it been created 40 years earlier. The ship design and voiceover are spot-on, but the creepy AI-generated characters are nightmare fuel.

How Mannequins and Other Dummies Are Made

How Mannequins and Other Dummies Are Made

How It’s Made presents a creepy compilation of factory videos showing how we get mannequins, marionnettes, crash test dummies, dress forms, and other humanoid replicas. We can only imagine walking through one of these factories at night must be like the Cold Storage facility in Westworld.

Lepidoptera

Lepidoptera

Director and animator Elizabeth Fijalkowski created this wonderfully off-kilter short film about an elderly entomologist who becomes obsessed with collecting an unusual moth that has eluded him for years. The creepy soundtrack by Daniel Carpenter and Foley work by Orb Community Arts help set the tone.

Life-Size Ghostbusters Terror Dog

Life-Size Ghostbusters Terror Dog
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Get a jump on Halloween or scare off unwanted visitors year-round with this life-size replica of the Terror Dog from Ghostbusters, complete with light-up red eyes. Spirit Halloween sells this demonic latex and foam prop that measures 34.3″ high, 59.1″ long, and 38.6″ wide and weighs 48 pounds. They mention it should be placed in a covered area if outdoors.

Making a Life-Size Fallout Radroach

Making a Life-Size Fallout Radroach

There are lots of awful things that happen in the wasteland of Fallout, but it’s the gigantic mutant cockroaches that freak us out the most. With some sponsorship bucks from Prime Video, The Hacksmith set out to create a life-size robotic Radroach. Or five. Two of the remote-controlled creepy crawlers roll on wheels, and they’re all filled with nasty green goo.

Life-Size M3GAN Doll

Life-Size M3GAN Doll
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Creep out your friends and family with NECA’s life-size replica of the Model 3 Generative Android robot from the hit horror flick, M3GAN. The freaky figure measures 55 inches tall and is based on film-used digital files for accuracy. Her clothes are made from the same fabric used in the movie, and she has an articulated armature and movable eyes.

Realistic Mayor McCheese

Realistic Mayor McCheese

North of the Border and Studson Studios both like to make weird, creepy, and nerdy sculptures. For fun, they recorded voiceovers for each other, with Adam reporting on Studson’s literal Mario Kart build and Studson voicing Adam’s wonderfully demented McDonaldland official Mayor McCheese. Those thin layers of clay really do look like Velveeta.

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