15+ Creepy Pics That It's Best to Keep A Safe Distance From

Well, it turns out that's not entirely true. While putting those eyes on inanimate objects instantly makes them funnier to look at, it has an altogether different effect when we put them over the real eyes in a picture.

He seemed perfectly friendly before someone did this to him.

But in this case, this woman's Halloween mask apparently doubles as a "babysitter mask."

While I'd agree that this is a great way to make sure nobody causes trouble, it also seems like a good way to never get called back again.

Under normal circumstances, we would never notice that the picnic table we were sitting on has a whole village of wasp nests perched underneath it.

I bet you'll check for them when you approach one now, though.

Instead, they apparently came across someone's old Halloween decoration, which is probably even spookier after spending so long in such grimy conditions.

While some passersby might be horrified to think they've stumbled across a brutal crime and car people might be horrified to think this vehicle is leaking transmission fluid, it turns out that neither of those things is true.

It's really just a puddle of water that's showing a reflection of the car's red paint.

And it gets better because, apparently, this is what this thing looks like when it's in good condition.

As one commenter put it, "Must be new, the cheeks aren't ripped into a joker-like smile by dental students who don't understand yet that skin only stretches so far."

Well, that's a lovely mental image.

For their sake, I hope the uploader jumped a few feet when they saw this because that's the only way it seems worth it to scale such a difficult-to-climb tree.

For instance, this was once a baby shark sticker that found its way into a bathtub.

I have a feeling that the look of this thing after it gets wet might put a stop to the kid's requests for that song for a while.

However, the eerie red glow brought about by the wildfires raging up and down the west coast certainly give it a different character.

While whoever wore this weird mask likely did so over the course of a dangerous job, it seems like they'd be the ones we'd need to be protected from.

Thanks to this accidental font, it seems like it goes from saying, "It's not our fault if someone steals your car" to saying, "We're going to mess with your car and you can't do anything about it."

At the very least, it looks like this is some kind of strange sculpture, which means that it's not alive and can't hurt us.

Yeah, I'm not convinced by what I'm saying either.

Even if you're rolling your eyes at me right now, I think it's a pretty safe bet that you'd suddenly take off running if you were here and heard a mysterious giggle behind you.

And the fact that these little spiders look paler than expected when they hatch is certainly not helped by how skull-like that leftover husk looks.

The night can be peaceful sometimes but there's always something that seems oddly threatening about it when we experience it in narrow streets like this one in Japan.

And if you're having trouble seeing them, look for that pair of white dots in the darkest part of this image.

I'm not saying that they're eyes, but would you really hang around long enough to find out?

The problem is that when you put masks on the faceless figures you tend to see on restroom doors, it looks more like they have gaping, monstrous mouths.

And the fact that it's a little hard to see adds a lot to its spookiness, doesn't it?

Hopefully, the haunted house it's going inside of uses it to the same effect.

But really, what's the point of having a collection of creepy dolls if they aren't leading a macabre parade and carrying suspiciously body-shaped bags?

Anything else would be downright pedestrian.

See, this is why I avoid going outside. You never know when you'll stumble upon a zombie forest, and I don't have the endurance needed to run away from anything.

This includes literal, physical perspectives, like the one here. Who knew that taking out the midsection of someone's face could be so terrifying?

Am I in any physical danger of an alligator or crocodile harming me at any point? No. Do they still strike fear and worry into my mortal soul? Absolutely.

Then you look down and see this, and you start to wonder if this means you're going to have a bad day.

As soon as they get any sort of reflection in their eyes, be it in a photo or at any other time, there's no denying the worry that they've suddenly been possessed by a demon.

Why did they do that? Who knows! But the ears make for an even more unsettling photo somehow.

Who knew that some dripping spray paint is all it takes to make an otherwise commendable title so offputting.

Apparently, it's made of doll hair, and I'm not sure if that makes me feel better or worse than if it were human hair. Don't even get me started on those pillows.

Built and planted by a man named Doug Klein, the statue stood at 120 feet below water for many years before it was removed in 2018, being deemed "trash."

This is most certainly not trash, it's art.

Yes, the mask seems pretty spooky in its own right, but there's something about the empty eyes that really gives the shadow the upper edge here.

If your trips to the dentist look like this, I think you need to get in touch with the authorities. And a plastic surgeon.

I'd call the exterminators now before they get to building the body.

Mix that with some ominous graffiti and you have the perfect concoction of unsettling vibes.

While it's not so surprising that the brake lights might resemble red eyes, it is pretty uncanny to see how easily rain drops can seem like sharp teeth eager to chomp on us.

As someone pointed out in the comments, at least it's well-lit! Darken your surroundings and this becomes a million times worse.

Is there...any reason for them to look like this? Any at all? And what is it with porcelain dolls looking like the creepiest creations known to man?