All articles tagged with #terrifying
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Bloomberg
The film "Civil War" directed by Alex Garland is intentionally apolitical and vague about the sides involved, aiming to depict a US at war with itself. Despite its lack of explicit political commentary, the movie delivers a terrifying and intense experience for audiences.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by IGN
IGN has compiled a list of some of the scariest game over screens in video games, ranging from cult classics to lesser-known indie titles. Examples include Haunting Ground, where players hear the aftermath of Fiona's death; Siren: Blood Curse, which features a blood red screen and chanting villagers; Fatal Frame, where the protagonist is grabbed by thousands of hands; The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, with its unsettling moon crashing cutscene; and Hylics, which shows the protagonist's face melting off. These game over screens evoke fear and unease, adding to the horror experience.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BuzzFeed
Redditors shared 16 genuinely terrifying facts, including the invention of the chainsaw for childbirth, the US military losing nuclear weapons, the Appalachian mountains being older than bones, the reality of MK ULTRA mind control experiments, gummy worms having more "bones" than real worms, sharks being older than trees, a caterpillar destroying ant colonies from the inside, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease being universally fatal and inheritable, the CIA's proposed acts of terrorism in Operation Northwoods, Neanderthal DNA affecting blood coagulation, the possibility of vomiting feces due to extreme constipation, the ten hottest years on record all occurring since 2010, and dementia having no age limit.