Huge Monstrosities are my thing. .
Don't judge. . just listen
It all began a few years back, with this one particular dream (careful, it will be a little bit cheesy)
I can't quite remember the origin of it, but basically the outcome was that I was staring at the full moon
- for some reason - when suddenly. .
IT BLINKED AT ME! 
CREEPY. AS. PHOCK!
From that night forward, I was thrilled and got shivers on every Godzilla kind of movie, or simply by looking at some art just kept in this climate. .
Speaking of which - that is exactly why this thread arises to life!
So. .
Make. Me. Shiver!
[Warning: I can't come up with any specific rules, but please - just (always!) remember to obey the rules prevailing on the forums commonly,
and to credit the artist/author/whomever provided us with the creeps!
Also, please, apart from the thread's title, try NOT TO post pictures for half of the page - keep it on an average size
]
and to credit the artist/author/whomever provided us with the creeps!
Also, please, apart from the thread's title, try NOT TO post pictures for half of the page - keep it on an average size
]I'm gonna start, with a few of my favourites:
[FUN FACT: You can clearly say that also I have Thalassophobia, but that's a material for an another thread]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvNkGm8mxiMetc. etc. etc.
So. . You know the drill - heed the site rules and keep 'em comin ! ^^
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He thought of them as a symbol that common human laws and interests and emotions have no validity or significance in the vast cosmos-at-large. ( H.P. Lovecraft in a letter to Farnsworth Wright, 5 July 1927 ).
In his books they come from beneath oceans, mountain cliffs and from the sky. He influenced many writers and artists.
You probably saw del Toro's Hellboy and Pacific Rim.
(with joy)