#tek-tek

[cryptid-quest]

Cryptid of the Day: Tek-Tek

Description: The Cambodian Bigfoot, the Tek-Tek made headlines in the early 2000s when a girl claimed to have been kidnapped by the wild man for 18 years. It was the subject of an episode of the SyFy TV show, Destination Truth.

[cryptid-quest]

Cryptid of the Day: Tek-Tek

Description: The Cambodian Bigfoot, the Tek-Tek made headlines in the early 2000s when a girl claimed to have been kidnapped by the wild man for 18 years. It was the subject of an episode of the SyFy TV show, Destination Truth. 

[thelastofjediknights-blog]

Darth Maul #2

I just love protocol droid personalities.

[stealth-kitty]

They only come out when it's dark... Viola~ This is a little creepy drawing I decided to do in hopes to face my fears. Okay so as you can see I that little girl in the middle is me, since I was little I have been terrified of the dark and cause I was the youngest of my family for a bit before one of my other cousins were born my older cousins teased me a lot and one day told me the scary things will come and get you in you're asleep when it is dark. Since then I was horrified of the dark, as the years passed my imagination went wild and I would imagine the things that were in the dark. Top left corner is the grudge girl who haunted me in my dreams since I watched the grudge. Bottom left is Raggedy Ann and Andy, my grandma had those doll in our old cabin that we would go to when camping and every time I went those little shits gave me nightmares where they had sharp teeth and crawled in the vents. Bottom right is Tek-Tek, which is a Japanese urban legend about a school girl who fell on a rail way line and was cut in half by a train. Angry she crawls around carrying her lower body with her and scythe or saw in hand but tbh her just crawling freaks me out so that is why I didn't draw the weapons...anyway as she crawls her elbows make a weird teke teke sound which is why hey call her that. Those who encounter her and are not fast enough to get away from her get sliced the same way as her. Top right...do I really need to explain who that fucker is? Goddamned Slender man! This ass scares the living shit out of me and since I watched Marble Hornets I have been terrified to even sleep in the dark let alone walk outside at night. Even now as a grown woman I am scared shitless to turn off the lights because of these four, the only way I can sleep in the dark is if I'm asleep with someone else next to me. Though drawing this kind of put me at ease a little bit, I still feel shaky wondering if you fear something hard enough, will it come to life?

[ravinfoxes-blog]

Happy October!

I love Halloween. The dressing up, the walking till my feet blister, the decorations, the free candy...it's just an awesome holiday. This year will be the first year I stay at the house, and pass out candy instead of trying to look like I'm still young enough to be out trick-or-treating.

In fact, the only one of my siblings still technically young enough to enjoy the holiday without people screaming about how he's too old is Mike. But then, Mike can pass for a kid half his age -- we have to tell people that yes, he actually IS a high school student.

BB and I used to delight in making up stories to terrify Rex and Mike. For a year or so, we had the two of them convinced that there was an army of Predators with pet bears that hid in the trees, and followed them.

Those leaves moving? Not the wind. You can't feel a breeze, can you? It's the Predators moving. That's how you know where they are. But you have to look closely to notice it at all.

Rex did a good job of scaring himself. He saw skeletons in the bathroom, and was convinced that the moon was sentient, and stalking him through the night...watching him as he slept.

The crowning achievement of our little project was a couple of years ago, when we terrified Mike with a goofy story.

http://www.scaryforkids.com/tek-tek/

We showed that to Mike. For some reason, it scared the ever-loving snot out of him. Looking at him, and slowly saying, "Tek...tek...tek..." would send him screaming, fleeing from the room. It got so bad, we finally had to find a way to make him see that it really wasn't that scary at all.

This is how we did it.

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Horror Story The boy was late. He moved at a brisk pace, trying to make up for lost time. Out of the corner of his eye, he sensed motion. …and then he heard it.     “Tek, tek, tek, tek.”     Scared, he sped up. He tried to put distance between himself and the thing chasing him. But still, he heard it. “Tek, tek, tek, tek.”     He sped up more. But no matter how much faster he went, the strange, frightening sound seemed to be right behind him. “Tek, tek, tek…”     Finally, he could go no further. He stopped, and spun to face the thing. A blur moved directly towards him. He closed his eyes, waiting for the thing to finish him off. And then…     Elbow-girl zoomed past him. She rounded the last corner, and crossed the finish line, leaving everyone else in her tracks. The boy knew he was defeated. Elbow-girl had once more won the Elbow-races.