Creepy shadow

The Thing was black and its body was about the size of a large dog. It was the arms and legs, if they WERE arms and legs, that looked as though they belonged to an entirely different creature.

Horror movies and Halloween go together like witches and broomsticks. It's no wonder then that many of us choose to stay in on Halloween and settle down in front of a scary movie or two. But how do you choose a good horror film at this time of year? Why do we want to scare

Darkcore is inspired by a set of dark rooms. This aesthetic can depict a black void or shadowy corners. Shadow figures are popular motifs of this aesthetic. The images are pictures of someone running away from a black figure or walking through an abandoned house. This aesthetic is meant to give uncomfortable/eerie feelings. Sometimes darkcore admits strange lights coming from nowhere. These pictures also tend to vary in quality. Darkcore visuals include dimly lit areas, abandoned places…

What lurks in the shadows drawing us nearer to it? Our own imminent destruction takes a back seat to curiosity as we knowingly - if unwillingly - put aside our common sense to walk the fine line of safety and danger. We risk all when we leave the 'comfort zone' to satisfy our curiosities...

Shadow people are defined as the experience of perceiving patches of shadow in one's peripheral or direct line of sight that appear and behave as living, autonomous beings.[1][2][3] Due to the unique behavior of these hallucinations they can be considered as a distinct sub-type of autonomous entity.

Some Vintage. Some New. All Scary.