Childhood Fears

[Toy Ranch]

This is a pretty cool series of horror photographs, mostly featuring childhood fears.

http://joshuahoffine.com

[raycastile]

That guy's work is pretty disturbing.  I like how his art direction uses a pristine, fairy tale style instead of the usual contemporary grime and sludge.

[The Spangler]

 EEEEYOWWW!! I knew I shouldn't have clicked on the link!  Right before I have to go to bed, too.  I'll be sleeping with the lights on!

[Nicole]

Aw, and I thought you were going to ask us to share our childhood fears. Darn.

[Monsterkid71]

Incredible work!! Love it!

[ProfGriffin]

Very creepy stuff...and well done.

I wonder if that's a lucrative business...horror photography.
I like the art and talent that goes into setting up a still photograph that tells a story and chills you.
It's really impressive.

It would be cool to own large prints of all of those and have them displayed with pin spots in a dark and creepy room.  A modern Night Gallery.

[Meek]

   I wonder if smearing the floor with Jell-O and setting the couch on fire works on monsters under your bed or if that only works for repelling the Chicken Heart?

   "Meek"(the Chicken Heart is at your door)

[ramsey37]

   I wonder if smearing the floor with Jell-O and setting the couch on fire works on monsters under your bed or if that only works for repelling the Chicken Heart?

   "Meek"(the Chicken Heart is at your door)

This is why the display case housing my vintage teddy bear collection is in my bedroom: they're my first line of defense against The Boogey Man and The Thing Under the Bed. The rubber Santa squeaky keeps an eye out for the Critter in the Closet
George
No Chicken Heart here, just chicken

[Gary D Macabre]

And this one is one of his least disturbing images.

   I wonder if smearing the floor with Jell-O and setting the couch on fire works on monsters under your bed or if that only works for repelling the Chicken Heart?

   "Meek"(the Chicken Heart is at your door)

I think the Jell-O only works if it's on linoleum.  But I think the burning couch (or perhaps in this case a mattress and/or pillows) works regardless.