[irisharchaeology]

A Viking Age axe from Co. Mayo and a sword from Co. Antrim

[zdislav-beksinski]

Untitled, Zdislav Beksinski

[c9h13no3]

[ozu-teapot]

[prehistoriceurope]

Bear skull altar,

“Another example of human activity within the cave can be found in the Skull Chamber. In this cave  it is possible to see prints and bones on the floor, and on the walls, claw marks, engravings, paintings, hand prints and torch wipes. But in the very centre a cave bear skull was moved and placed on the rock. This would have been done either 32,000 to 30,000 or 27,000 to 26,000 years ago. “

Text from bradshawfoundation.com 

The skull was found in the Chauvet cave in France.

[kawiza]

[enchantedbook]

Art by  Yoshitaka Amano

[rollingroomphotography-deactiva]

[scififorbiddenzone]

THX 1138 (1971)

[babyfoxcollectionthings]

[hirokazukoreeda]

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) dir. Tobe Hooper.

[s-h-o-w-a]

Tokyo street scenes, 1954

[spaceexp]

The Moon and Jupiter

via reddit

[justfilms]

Scars of Dracula - Roy Ward Baker 1970

[doubleshuck]

This photograph doesn’t look like much, but as the original uploader explains:

My grandmother used to live in a creepy old house in a gated community for seniors. The previous owner had died there. One morning, her husband, who always got up a few hours before her, woke her up in a panic. He led her into the living room, where the blanket that was usually across the back of the couch was sitting straight up, as if someone was sitting underneath it. The thing is, nothing was under it, and I mean nothing. There were no sticks holding it up, nothing hanging from the ceiling, no pillows, nothing.

My grandmother was too scared to go up to it at first, so she snapped this photo from afar. After a few days, she got the courage to touch it. She poked it, and the blanket immediately fell down, crumpled and flat, like a normal blanket with nothing in it. And that was it.

[Photo originally uploaded by: /u/Drelecour]

[ultrakillblast]

MAD MAX: FURY ROAD (2015)

[swampthingy]