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Blakballz t1_j7y49ur wrote

I see ya you know my hair gets a little crazy too.

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TikkiTakiTomtom t1_j7y9kge wrote

My ear started throbbing the exact moment I saw this and it freaked me out a little

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SquidmanMal t1_j7yem8j wrote

'Hey dear, your pictures are getting better, proud of you chasing your photography hobby. Enjoy your bath. Want me to bring you a drink?'

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sarjunken t1_j7yfxuq wrote

Reminds me of an old bar in Long Beach by the same name.

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JerevStormchaser t1_j7yk2fo wrote

"When I first saw her, I was, of course, paralyzed with fear. It was a spectre, an apparition from beyond who progressively made herself known as I was developping my photographies.

I stood there, incapable to move, just as she remained immobile herself. We stared at each other for a long while, before I started to finally shout and curse at her to leave me alone and go away.

She did no such thing, so I ran to my bedroom, hid under my sheets, in a panic move straight out of the most basic horror movie ever, too afraid to do anything but wait for the inevitable moment where that ghost would send me to my doom.

I must have been exhausted from the fear because I realized I had fallen asleep. Anxious I lifted my sheets, expecting to find the ghost there. She wasn't. I convinced myself that I had imagined all that, and came back to the room to check if that was the case, if the ghost had disappeared. She hadn't.

This time I tried to be diplomatic. I didn't shout, I implored her to tell me why she was here, what I could do to appease her. She remained mute, half immersed in the liquid, staring at me always.

It's funny how the mind works. After a couple days trying this, i had become a little bit desensitivized to this whole phenomenon. I was still dreading an attack, of course, but I had become a little bit more familiar with the spectre. I started jokingly asking if she was just looking for a place to live or something, so that I'd warn my landlord. She was silent as ever.

One day I brought her food, as a joke, and as a curiosity. She didn't do anything when I put it on the corner of her bath, as I now called it, but when I came back later it had disappeared. Only the plate remained, her cutlery politely aligned at the center of the plate to indicate she was finished.

One day I brought her a video to watch on my tablet while I was going out for groceries. When I came back, the whole series of video from that playlist I picked was marked as watched. I hadn't put autoplay on.

It became an habit for me to talk to her. I became as bold as to start patting her head to say goodbye. One day I lamented about rent going up, jokingly asking if she'd like to contribute.

The next day, there was a little enveloppe full with bank notes, amounting to exactly half of what I pay my landlord every month. I never mentionned how much it was.

I guess I have a new roomate?"

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texasscotsman t1_j7yo9vy wrote

Woman, you're paying for every bottle of drain cleaner I'm gonna have to buy to clear all that hair out of the pipes.

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yumhorseonmyplate t1_j7ytlvi wrote

I love this, you are so talented! The eyes add so much eariness.

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DryEyes4096 t1_j7zhqca wrote

That's incredibly, surreal, dark, and awesome but it doesn't scare me so much, but it's really good. The non-Euclidean geometry of the person climbing out of a sink too small to hold their body is a little disconcerting though.

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Raed21 t1_j7zigz0 wrote

Is this the new Canadian flag? gif

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immabettaboithanu t1_j7zo4cv wrote

Red Rum wasn’t ever about murder, it was about Red Room but it was haunted by a spirit who could only afford 6 instead of 7 letters. We’ve been misreading it this entire time.

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balkanobeasti t1_j7zqqvx wrote

That looks amazing. Honestly the only improvement I can think of is if her eyes (not the pictures) looked more angry.

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mildredfierce1969 t1_j7zy3ne wrote

Fantastic work! Love the way you incorporate iconic images into a very unexpected setting! Really clever...the industrial sink was a crazy good touch! Keep it up! You got the skills fo' sho'!

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AskMeAboutTentacles t1_j8052os wrote

Really great. Like Junji Ito meets Shutter. Also, your tag in the corner is missing a letter, just a heads up :)

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legalut t1_j80f1jd wrote

"Look, I get it, you wanted to take a bath while I develope your photos, but I can do jack shit if you don't respect boundaries, so either use the bathtub and leave my dark room alone or hire someone else"

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CoffeeNPlushies t1_j80wo6i wrote

Really cool dude :D I love it - Very Junji Ito - ish <3

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lethroe t1_j81d81y wrote

I feel like there’s a opportunity for a nsfw version of this

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TealJade1 t1_j81plfb wrote

Replying to Pseudonymical00 (#1,770,531)

I watched Shutter for the first time yesterday actually. I dunno if I saw too many clever and different spooky movies. But I did not see much of anything scary, I feel like the story was the main point, as opposed made to spook ya. If so, then yeah great movie, especially the ending, that revelation shook me.

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Abyss_of_Dreams t1_j84djpf wrote

All that hair must be terrible for the development process.

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Abyss_of_Dreams t1_j84dr9h wrote

All that hair must be terrible for the development process.

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on3pa55 t1_j86cnzw wrote

She's quite photogenic, im sure she's just checking on the progress

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