#scary fact

[flippinmations]

argh!

[wtf-fun-factss]

Seeing ghosts at a haunted house? Are you sure that's not the carbon monoxide getting to you? Click to read the full fact.

[zone-of-horror]

Halloween (1978) Fact 🎃 🔪

Michael Myers could drive a car despite having been committed to an asylum at the age of six inspired many guffaws. The first movie novelization came up with a simple but effective explanation when Doctor Loomis drove Michael to sanity hearings over the years, Michael simply watched very closely and carefully as Doctor Loomis operated the car. Remember, even if Michael sat in the back seat and there was a screen of bulletproof glass partition, Michael could still look over the Doctor's shoulder without Loomis realizing the significance.

Alternatively Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995) provides a retroactive explanation to this question.

[thetiredinsomniac]

Apparently the statue may have been removed now

[heyitssmim]

Just a fun lil reminder

That random dude you saw at night in the woods or a long streach of highway, the one you saw because a flashlight or your headlights reflected off of their eyes, yellow like a cat or woodland animal, isn't human :)human eyes don't reflect light like that, thats why they reflect red in photos :')))

[zone-of-horror]

Black Christmas (1974) horror fact ☎️

According to the movie’s original screenwriter, A. Roy Moore, he based the story off of the urban legend of “the babysitter and the man upstairs.” It’s been adapted throughout dozens of different movies. In this original legend, while babysitting, the sitter receives a phone call telling her to “check on the children.” Once she does so, she either discovers that the children have been murdered, or she’s lured upstairs to be killed herself.

Additionally, Moore based the story off of a string of murders in the Westmount area of Montreal, committed by serial killer Wayne Boden. Not many similarities were lifted from Boden’s murders and the story we see in the fictionalized movie, but he supposedly killed five women between 1969 and 1971, earning the nickname “The Vampire Rapist” because he would bite his victims.

[infernofem7786]

Furries probably have just as much lobbying power as the NRA

[mewexe]

In the sprit of Halloween, some spooky facts (don’t read below if you get unsettled very easily):

No matter if we are or are not alone in the universe, both sides are terrifying to think about.

You aren’t afraid of the dark or being alone, you are in fact scared of something existing when you are supposed to be alone

Sleep paralysis is a normal safety procedure for the body to not hurt itself during sleep. The scary part is when your mind is awake during it.

And now for a fun fact to lighten the mood: yo childhood cartoon is out there, ready to be watched again!

Goodnight