Some things in this world don't really need to exist, and celebrity mashups are one of those things. But alas, we've still compiled a gallery of them for you to cringe over, so have at 'em, and click here for even more!
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There's been a lot of talk about Bong Joon-Ho's Oscar-winning Parasite, but this true and incredibly disturbing story kind of trumps it. Horror writer Grady Hendrix shared a chilling tale back in October about innocent food-sneaking gone incredibly wrong. Kids are known for sneaking around, and one night when Hendrix intended to sneak-eat his family's leftovers, he discovered a strange man in his kitchen consuming the contents of the family fridge. It doesn't stop there. His family didn't believe him, but later, some disturbing proof of his "run-in" comes to light. And we are not envious of the experience.
We're not really sure how it took the internet this long to start meme-ing baby Voldemort in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows movie, but here we are. After all, better late than never, right? These memes span from comparing the creepy villain to chicken wings, to Harry asking what happened to him.
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As a kid, your underdeveloped brain can often cause you to not fully grasp things for what they are. For example, a creepy-looking character in a TV show will seem a lot scarier when you don't realize that it doesn't actually exist in real life.
These people took to Twitter to show their selfies next to an image of the things that scared them the most as kids!
It may not be Halloween, but that doesn't mean we can't get our fix of spooky stories in the off-season. Scary stories are one of those things that most people enjoy hearing, but not experiencing themselves. They may give you nightmares but at the end of the day, that adrenaline rush is totally worth it. Now onto the creepy stories! And check out even more on eBaum's World!
God bless the artists who attempt to restore classic works, such as our favorite Ecce Homo that we all know and love to mock. Can't say they didn't try!
However, we have to admit that while this particular restoration of the Ghent Altarpiece lamb isn't technically artistically bad, it's still creepy-looking and kind of misses the mark. But at least we get some good memes out of it!
As creepy themes go, Netflix's You really goes for the gold. Last year Penn Badgley (who plays Joe Goldberg) even lamented the sheer volume of women who had the hots for his stalker-y murderer of a character. This year, following the release of the show's second season, people are channeling that creepiness into some seriously funny memes about obsessive relationships. While we're willing to bet none of you are actually killing or stalking people, it's easy to investigate social media to a point where you actually relate to some of these memes. Just don't take it too far.
Man, if every self-described nice guy was actually nice, the world would probably be a better place. Unfortunately, most of them are lying and instead believe that women owe them the time of day, just because they exist. This type of dude is heavily represented in this heinous text exchange. It's a tale as old as time: Guy texts girl, guy gets bent out of shape when she doesn't respond quickly enough, girl tactfully tells him she's not interested, guy absolutely flips. At least in this scenario, our heroine gets the last world.
Well, this Tumblr thread is officially straight out of a horror movie, so read at your own risk. You know, the type of horror movie where a family moves into an old house and finds some sort of portal to another dimension in a creepy old hidden room. And then they have the nerve to wonder why they're being possessed by the 2,000-year-old resident spirit. Get out of his house, you morons!
Believe it or not, this meme looks photoshopped but it's actually from a real photograph of a massive Yoda hot-air balloon floating above a farm during a hot-air balloon festival in Ohio. Apparently that's a thing. Anyway, please enjoy these 'Yoda Balloon' memes, and check out Know Your Meme for even more.
Far-right Canadian YouTuber Stefan Molyneux has our vote for the creepiest tweet of 2019. He tweeted on Monday that Taylor Swift should start thinking about having children soon because most of her eggs will be gone before too long at her ripe old age of 29.
Molyneux then followed up with, "she'd be a fun mom :)" - We don't know about you all, but we really think the smiley face at the end of that sentence amps up the creep factor significantly.
Scroll down for some of Twitter's disturbed and confused reactions to Molyneux's bizarre tweet.
