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Creepy.org@creepydotorgIn 1974, Marina Abramović performed 'Rhythm 0', a performance art piece in which she remained motionless for six hours, allowing the audience to do anything to her without resistance. On a table besi...
SummaryIn 1974, Marina Abramović performed 'Rhythm 0', standing motionless for six hours while allowing audience members to do anything to her using 72 objects. The performance began gently but escalated into violence, including sexual assault, cutting, and a loaded gun held to her head, revealing how quickly people abandon moral restraint when given permission and no consequences.Jan 21, 20258 tweets♥ 95.8KCreepy.org@creepydotorgHow horror movie actors look without makeup 🧵 1. Valak – Bonnie Aarons (The Conjuring 2, 2016)
SummaryA thread showing 25 iconic horror movie villains and monsters alongside photos of the actors who played them without their makeup or prosthetics, revealing how different they look compared to their on-screen characters.Dec 15, 202425 tweets♥ 58.2KCreepy.org@creepydotorgThe most creative Halloween costumes ever 🧵 1. 'Carrie Halloween costume
SummaryA compilation of 20 creative and impressive Halloween costume ideas ranging from classic horror characters like Carrie and Chucky to artistic interpretations like Van Gogh with his Starry Night painting, novelty costumes like a working camera, and pop culture references from movies and games.Oct 31, 202420 tweets♥ 600KCreepy.org@creepydotorgMissing people who were eventually found: A thread 🧵 1. In May 2019, Amanda Eller was lost for 17 days in Maui's forests after a short hike went wrong. Without a phone, food, or water, she got lost...
SummaryA thread documenting 15 remarkable stories of missing people who were eventually found alive, ranging from those lost in wilderness to kidnapping and captivity survivors, showcasing resilience and dramatic rescue outcomes.Aug 26, 202415 tweets♥ 141KCreepy.org@creepydotorgAre these celebs actually vampires? A thread 🧛 1. Salma Hayek in 1997 vs. 2024
SummaryA humorous thread comparing photos of 30 celebrities from the 1990s-2000s to 2024, joking that they haven't aged and must be vampires. The thread showcases how some celebrities have maintained their appearance through skincare, cosmetic procedures, and healthy lifestyles.Aug 19, 202430 tweets♥ 183KCreepy.org@creepydotorgThe worst jobs in the world: A thread 🧵 1. Insect exterminator
SummaryA thread showcasing 25 of the world's most dangerous and difficult jobs, including high-altitude construction workers, deep-sea divers, astronauts, oil rig workers, and various hazardous industrial roles. The thread features historical photos of skyline workers and modern examples of extremely risky professions.Aug 14, 202426 tweets♥ 108KCreepy.org@creepydotorgBizarre sea creatures that look like they're not real: A thread 🧵 1. Jaws of a viper shark
SummaryA thread showcasing 30+ bizarre and unusual sea creatures that appear almost unreal, including deep-sea fish with frightening features, parasitic organisms, and strange-looking marine animals from various ocean depths and regions.Aug 5, 202431 tweets♥ 102KCreepy.org@creepydotorgAnimals that will surprise you with their actual size: A thread 🧵 1. A husky next to a wolf
SummaryA visual thread showcasing animals that are surprisingly larger (or smaller) than people typically expect, featuring size comparisons of creatures ranging from wolves and moose to whale skulls, giant fish, and oversized insects from around the world.Aug 4, 202430 tweets♥ 299KCreepy.org@creepydotorgSome of the strangest-looking animals in the world: A thread 🧵 1. Giant African snail
SummaryA thread showcasing 30 of the world's strangest-looking animals, from the giant African snail and potoo bird to the satanic leaf-tailed gecko and star-nosed mole, highlighting nature's most unusual and bizarre creatures.Aug 2, 202430 tweets♥ 167KCreepy.org@creepydotorg