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Horror items that make people look at you funny

post #1 of 37
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for me its the ringtone on my cell, which is the famous lines from Night of the living dead, there coming to get you barbra.... and so on

people look at you really funny when your pocket starts talking to you

but its funny sometimes
post #2 of 37
I have the Halloween song and the Tubularrers Bells song on my phone


also....I have the Doom 2 song on my phone


you can get it at www.t1mmy.net or .org I think
post #3 of 37
Thread Starter 
I need to get a memory card so I can use mp3's as my ringtones, then I'll have a kick ass version of halloween
post #4 of 37
I have a mirror that is sorrounded by skulls with a sort of altar made of skulls at the bottom of it.
post #5 of 37
I have a bronze cast made from one of the last surviving Creature From the Black Lagoon masks that was used in the film. It's hanging in my living room. I've yet to meet an in-law or a co-worker who understands that one. Not to mention my wife's Living Dead Dolls, my Tortured Souls figures or the Buddy Christ figurine that line the entertainment center.
Most visitors don't like our decorating tastes.
post #6 of 37
Holy shit Supersucker!! That's awesome. Tell the story of how you got it! Also, a pic would be awesome.
post #7 of 37
My room usually makes people look at me in a different way. It's not your typical student hall room...

Also the other day I had to make a presentation for my diplomacy class and I was wearing my Texas Chainsaw tshirt and the teacher looked at me and said 'cool shirt'! Amazing.
post #8 of 37
Had a few double takes when I wore my Scanners T-Shirt under the suit for the Kill Bill preem last year...

...and the Halloween ringtone is a given...

...but horror of fucking horrors, I actually saw an obviously expensive, sky blue, screen-printed Texas Chainsaw Massacre T-Shirt on a Hoxton-quiffed, Burberry-wearing trendy in Clapham the other day. Fuckers. I'm claiming it back for us dammit.

What is you study anyhoo, Ms Girl ?
post #9 of 37
When I wear my I Drink your Blood/ I Eat Your Skin T shirt, people give me odd looks...or they come up and read the shirt out loud, as if I don't know what is on the very shirt I'm wearing.
post #10 of 37
I have lots of Chucky things that cause attention. Most of the stuff I have in my office at work. I have Good Guy Shoe laces, and the Good Guy patch that is worn on the front of Chucky's overalls. But the one thing that causes the most reaction is my "Chucky Gets Lucky Condoms". I believe I sent one of these to Ryan several years back...

Tiff
post #11 of 37
In high school I was into make-up effects. I had a fake hand complete with protruding meat and wrist bone tied to the strap of my army green trenchcoat.
I was a dork.
post #12 of 37
The dining room still does it to people at our place, but most people we know and love well enough to come play at ours usually expect something gruesome to be on display at the Butane house, and 8 out 10 they like the decor.

At work people are used to my horror fanaticism, though in the beginning the Living Dead Dolls and other creepy items in my cube made some people cringe.

Now I get gifts of spooky stuff from co-workers the time because "it made us think of you!"
post #13 of 37
The goddam antique picture-filled crib in Casa Del Creetch is what's fucking freaky. Rinky dink, deaky freak, seriously. And I swear to Hicks the door jams move just like the ones in Stephen King's story 1408
post #14 of 37
My bronzed Deathlok bust and Candyman 3 figure make people look at me funny. But my Spooky, The Thing What Squeeks just makes people melt.
post #15 of 37
Not many people consider horror a bad genre, or where I live anyway. I don't go out of my way to make people think "ohh he's into horror", and round here I wouldn't get that reaction anyway. I just mainly decorate my room with 12 inch horror figures and whatnot. Actually my room is a haven for horror and sci fi, but I guess that's the way with most of us here. It's getting to the point where I am running out of display place.


However, when I brought the Blade 2 videogame I got stares from the store staff, partly confusion, pity and horror.
post #16 of 37
I have a skull on my night stand, that has a removable skull cap. I keep my condoms in it.
post #17 of 37
Nothing more outlandish than my soaking-with-blood EVIL DEAD shirt.
post #18 of 37
My dvd collection is disgusting. Not in a, "I rubbed them all in feces" kind of way either. I have too many. Around 860 the last time I counted. Now I know this may seem awesome to most, but girls get freaked out by this. I've also found out that most girls don't like guys who write screenplays and watch movies religiously. Oh yea, and I wear a huge paper-mache Cthulhu mask everywhere I go.
post #19 of 37
I have a poster-sized print of Bernie Wrightson's painting "Mementos" framed and hanging up on my bedroom wall. You would not believe how many ladies have never returned my calls after seeing that. I guess I can't blame them but it's my favorite painting ever so fuck 'em.

I also have a European poster for Audition framed in my room but that's only mildly creepy. The British Silent Hill 3 poster doesn't win me any dates, either.
post #20 of 37
Well, I have a big scar on my left cheek that always gets people asking questions...

But my EVIL DEAD lunchbox used to have people staring. I'm hoping my forthcoming CC shirt will also turn heads.
post #21 of 37
My "Lick My Plate You Dog Dick!" Choptop shirt always gets a couple of crumpled-brow/"whats happened to the youth of america" looks........also, my mask collection has been known to send people running.....I remember a kid called his mom at 2 in the morning at a sleepover I had in the fourth grade because my Toxic Avenger mask was creeping him out.....I offered to put it away but he claimed he had a "Stomach ache".......poor kid.....
post #22 of 37

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Yeah....I don't know why people can't handle a meal and a massacre......Hell, R.A. Mihailoff (SP?) almost fell over when I told him I ate breakfast once to TCM 3.....not that big of a deal....the cereal was good...
post #23 of 37
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Originally posted by Andrew Hein
Holy shit Supersucker!! That's awesome. Tell the story of how you got it! Also, a pic would be awesome.
Sorry to disappoint, but there is no good story involved. A effects studio got access to one of the masks and made a bunch of casts from it. I just found them for sale on ebay. It's still cool to have, though. I'll try and get a picture up this weekend.
post #24 of 37
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In high school I was into make-up effects. I had a fake hand complete with protruding meat and wrist bone tied to the strap of my army green trenchcoat.
I had just finished making a prop arm for a movie a few years ago and took it to show my brother at work (I was damned proud of it). I stuck it in my backpack and took off. On my way to my brother's work I had to stop off at the bank to cash a check, and while I was waiting in line, the zipper on my backpack started to open, causing the finger tips to gradually "crawl" out. This caused a lot of looks. Thankfully it didn't have any blood on it.
post #25 of 37
An aquaintance made a snide comment last week that I have too many horror DVDs. I suddenly became unavailiable to hang out or chat on the phone.

I used to have a rubber severed hand safety pinned to my backpack in high school. Everyone in the tight-knit fundie community thought I was the devil. I think the severed hand reinforced that theory.
post #26 of 37
I have 2 tees from Hot Topic that my mom absolutely hates-

And another that says "Protected by Vampires". She just does not get my Vamp obsession.
post #27 of 37
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Originally posted by Countess Anna loves Aussie Dracula
She just does not get my Vamp obsession.
From what I've read around here she's not the only one
post #28 of 37
I went into a materials shop on Friday to get some material for my Leatherface mask I'm making, although I found some quickly, excising the need for me to ask the assistant if they had anything 'close to dead skin'.

Although, I did go in a costume shop to get the wig, and this old lady started going on about how amazing a film TCM is...
post #29 of 37
One year when I worked in a department store I bought a jewelry box and filled it with various body parts (ala Robert J. Durant) I got from the Halloween section. I took some small streamers and put them in the back of the eyeballs as well as squirt a little fake blood on all of it to give it a little more "authenticity." What fun I had.
post #30 of 37
My mask made from female genitals tends to freak people out a bit.
post #31 of 37
Cool shirt Countess!

When I was in school, the weirdest thing I had in my dorm room was a cheap half-mask that I had bought for a Jason costume. The mask was the decayed-corpse type, with skull exposed and maggots crawling on it. I hung it on my mirror, and got a lot of strange looks from girls that would stop by my room. Now, it's the chainsaw I have on my closet shelf, which I've been trying to gut for an Ash costume for the last year.
post #32 of 37

Funny looks

We live in an apartment in a rather *conservative* area, so we get no end of stares. Especially when we have cook outs and the doors are open. Nothing funnier than watching the neighbors catch a glimpse of the inside of our place fully decorated for Halloween. In March.


Uncle Boris
post #33 of 37
Halloween should be had Bi-Monthly
post #34 of 37
Thread Starter 

Re: Funny looks

Quote:
Originally posted by Uncle Boris
We live in an apartment in a rather *conservative* area, so we get no end of stares. Especially when we have cook outs and the doors are open. Nothing funnier than watching the neighbors catch a glimpse of the inside of our place fully decorated for Halloween. In March.


Uncle Boris

that man rules,

people tend to think strange things about my bed room, it has horror toys, with a coffin box (misfits box set) and a crapload of horror dvds and 2 "ODD" paintings that I did and a fantasy etching my great uncle did
post #35 of 37
Things that have made folks cringe or look at me funny:

The rusted meat cleaver that used to sit on my tv counter in the living room.

My enema bag. No joke. It was part of my cowardly bondage lion halloween costume several years back. It's a huge, 3 quart clear kit that I filled with vodka, lemonade and some wine for color, and was slurping on at a halloween fetish ball in LA. I kept sticking the enema business end into strangers faces asking the question "Enema?" and when they cringed, I'd take a hit of booze off it. Great. I walked right past security with it, they loved it, took pictures with me and everything.

The stainless steel speculum on my mantle next to the baby bat in a jar.

Then there was a dried mouse foot earing I used to wear. It hung down from the ankle joint down, had it's claws still & everything.

The Taxi Driver shirt's always a good one.

But the classic was my whole house in Champaign Illinois. The walls were all covered with my artwork, at the time it was abused children themed & mutilated bondage s&m drawings. B&W ink drawings placed behind battered window frames from condemned buildings. I was The Last House on the Right, and we'd joke when I'd bring girls home from the bar "Look, she hasn't run yet!" and my room mate would be like "She will, she will." We couldn't believe when we got robbed by a bunch of junkies.

One year on Halloween, I put in the omen soundtrack with some other goodies on a loop, and stood in the open doorway in my jason voorhees costume, with a bowl of candy in one hand and a fucked up rusty machete in the other. I didn't move, just stood there. Well, no one would come up to the door, they just walked right on by. I used to get looks from people riding with me when I carry'd the machete in the car. I had it for years there for open road discussions. Right on the floor in the passenger side or in a sheathe I put on the back of my drivers seat.

The upside down cross earings used to get looks, or the 1/2 long black fingernails. In the midwest, the long painted nails freaked folks out worse than anything else, especially men.

For some great fun shirts go check a friend's site, www.eckwear.com, where I got a kick ass Omen hooded sweat shirt. He's got the best horror shirts I've seen anywhere and good quality.

My Smoke Crack and Worship Satan used to get some stares also. Or the Marvel Can Suck My Cock, but I don't think that's horror related. I spent a night in downtown LA Jail wearing leather pants, no shoes and a Genitorturers t-shirt that Punish Me in big bold white letters, that got some looks but thankfully nothing else. I spent 5 hours staring at a wall hating myself and mentally cursing myself for being dumb enough to get thrown in there.

Man, I could go on and on...
post #36 of 37
Quote:
Originally posted by HDF De Mouth
The stainless steel speculum on my mantle next to the baby bat in a jar.

Joo know, I always wanted one of those, not because they bring back memories or make me look forward to my once-a-year, but simply because they look so neat and SHINY.

Unfortunately they're not particularly easy to come by...
post #37 of 37
a buddy gave it to me as a gift. and this was years before I became friends with max hardcore who buys the plastic ones that light up in bulk.
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