Creepy Toys

By Village Mayor • Jan 22nd, 2009 • Category: Latest Post, Weird

Not so long ago, I came across interesting set of photos.“creepy dolls” was the name, I think. Photos were something magical: dolls with big blue eyes photographed in a such way that you could feel a goose bumps on you… Some really creepy $hit. Ok, maybe it’s creepy just for me, or maybe it’s because I was alone in a room in the middle of the night…

So anyways,  maybe you enjoy a bit of creepiness sometimes too, who knows…

The following picture is my favorite one. It’s just something that makes me say wow! Beautiful, indeed…  and yeah, not that creepy :)

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This is Blythe and for many years it was a curiosity that only doll collectors were interested in. But one day something happened and Blythe became a celebrity. If you are interested in a history, here is a few links: wikipedia and thisisblythe.com

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Abandoned doll hung up on the barbed wire fencing surrounding Zé Pretinho’s scrapyard in Eldorado.

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Creepy doll laying in the grass outside. Battered, broken, dirty but still smiling! Very creepy indeed. Why is it that such innocent objects as these can become the subjects of nightmares?

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    7 Responses to “Creepy Toys”

    1. 7
      ramona Says:

      little apple dolls are really creepy

    2. 6
      George Says:

      Is there a way to locate someone locally to try this?

    3. 5
      hi =P Says:

      oh $hit that reminds me of the scary dolls I’ve seen in real life… ya goosebumps happen!

    4. 4
      Russell Says:

      OMG.. yes.. they are ALL creepy..
      exept for the first one.. she is actually pretty :D

    5. 3
      Incognita Says:

      You want to see creepy dolls, check out wildlife photographer Arrdu’s pics taken on the Stung Meanchey dump. They are some of the most powerful pics I’ve seen. His flickr set can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeremy_holden/sets/72157604784634454/

      You’ve found some absolute beauties tho! Thanks.

    6. 2
      Izzy Says:

      Check out Freud’s work on ‘The Uncanny’ It’s about things being terrifying because they’re so familiar but out of place in the world (your dead friend walking instead of being dead, dolls looking just like humans but being inanimate!)
      Great photos though!

    7. 1
      Stephen Says:

      Woah! the fourth one from the bottom looks like a scene from the Terry Gilliam film “Tideland”. They had some pretty creepy dolls in that movie as well. It almost looks like a screenshot with the creepy tree in the background

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