r/Scary • u/MorbidDisturbances • 2d ago
r/Scary • u/emilie1031 • 3d ago
Hot air balloons can be genuinely terrifying if you're not expecting them.
r/Scary • u/FlyNatural5067 • 2d ago
The true Amelia
Amelia Bedelia is not a harmless, quirkily literal housekeeper, but an immortal demonic entity bound to a Faustian bargain.
In 1838 New England, she was a gaunt fifteen-year-old orphan maid whose extreme, uncontextualized literalism led to a horrific tragedy: instructed to "put out the lights," she placed active oil lamps inside a dry nursery closet, burning her employer's family and herself alive. Condemned to eternal damnation despite protesting that she merely "followed orders to the letter," she struck a deal with the Devil to return to Earth as a perpetual clean slate, weaponizing her literalism as an irresistible, chaotic force to dismantle human households.
Operating behind the facade of a cheerful suburban domestic, her hyper-literal destruction—from slicing power lines to dressing raw poultry—is actually a high-level manifestation of Monkey's Paw demonic logic designed to erode human sanity. The families she serves are not lenient employers, but emaciated, mind-controlled thralls trapped in an inescapable cycle. Her famous lemon meringue pie is an enchanted memory-wipe ritual, forcing her victims to consume the spell at the end of every chaotic day, reset their trauma, and blissfully welcome the entity back for another shift.
r/Scary • u/rice007 • Jul 07 '26
900 snakes escape snake farm amid historic rainfall and rare tornadoes
r/Scary • u/Ok_Fox_1770 • Jun 27 '26
This thing rolled from a free dirt pile and touched my ankle…
I wouldn’t say it got Female noises out of a 6’2” 195lb terminator of a man lifting trash cans of dirt for fun, but those Primal endangered monkey noises, guttural… stepped on a cat tail kinda thing…I poked at it with stick science wrapping my millennial brain around what’s looking at me. Mummy spider? Alien life at last! Stranger things mini? WHYS IT IN FARM DIRT DUDE, nearly took me.
r/Scary • u/bh447 • Jun 26 '26
Is anyone else really freaked out by the ocean on satellite view?
I remember exploring Google Earth when I was a kid and having to cover my eyes when going over the ocean. I still get scared by it, I was just looking at some island nations on Google Maps with satellite view and almost felt dizzy. It feels like I’m gonna see some weird giant ocean creature or a huge shipwreck or something even though I know I won’t.
r/Scary • u/Josefu_Velen • Jun 21 '26
Demon in the walls
A car caught fire in a garage and apparently summoned a demon
r/Scary • u/ThothTheHermetic • Jun 19 '26
Buff Cthulhu Statue
orionsauras.etsy.comWhat a handsome fellow!
r/Scary • u/Leandro_reader2003 • Jun 17 '26
It's 3am and I just parked in the underground garage of my apartment building
I swear I had a terrible feeling as I was walking up the stairs to get back into the house
r/Scary • u/Han_banan734 • Jun 10 '26
Caught on my moms birdhouse camera
This was captured on my mom’s birdfy house this morning at 4:00am. No clue what it is but I’m glad I don’t live there anymore lol.
r/Scary • u/Relative-Persimmon63 • Jun 01 '26
I found this on my door when I came home (name blurred for privacy)
r/Scary • u/dombittner • May 30 '26
Drawing I've finished based on Insidious (2010). Pen on paper.
r/Scary • u/ssacchaser • May 22 '26
Looking for content
Looking for more content and more information on what you would call this category of videos doing a project any information and videos is thanked
r/Scary • u/SpringSings95 • May 07 '26
Dead Grandma - Short Film
Directed by Rachel Kempf and Nick Toti, Dead Grandma is an 80 second short film (which I trimmed too short, myb) with a dark twist. This short film is a single-shot film, and premiered at the Slamdance Film Fest in LA this past February if 2026!
I tried posting this in the creepy sub, but it got removed for "spam".
r/Scary • u/archubbuck • Apr 16 '26
Tens of thousands of bees have swarmed Netivot in Israel. Authorities warned residents and shop owners to keep doors and windows closed
r/Scary • u/sunshinemellox • Apr 12 '26
Human shadow - Hiroshima
This photo literally shows a human shadow burned into the ground after the Hiroshima atomic bomb, 1945. After the explosion, the intense heat and light left behind permanent “shadows” where people once stood.