Demons can enter into almost anything: I’ve personally seen them enter trees, birds (mainly crows from my personal experience), even insects! Believe it or not, I saw a demonic head come out of a spider on film
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Believe it or not, I saw a demonic head come out of a spider on film
No, that's just a Cordyceps fungus.
Believe it or not, I saw a demonic head come out of a spider on film
Believe it or not, I saw giant spiders attack a small town on film. Unlike you, however, I'm familiar with the concept of special effects.
Sometimes I think my parrot has a demon in him, but then I remember it was just the fruit he ate, & the fact that he's a baby.
I thought this was Dreams of Dumbass too. I hope she's not spreading her Mind Virus.
Demons can enter into almost anything
Sure! And as long as they pay the cover charge (if there is one), have a ticket, or call ahead and make reservations, why not? Just don't cut in line, try to be polite, and always tip the hat lady.
Ugh. I suspect that this person is suffering from Prospometamorphopsia, which basically causes one to hallucinate deformed, fanged faces on everything. Or much less likely, Charles Bonnet Syndrome, which causes vague faces to randomly appear in one's peripheral vision. The former is likely caused by brain damage or defects, while the latter is known to be an eye issue.
Incurable hallucinations plus fundie beliefs? That's really sad.
@Anon-e-moose
Granted that looks a lot nicer, using much better hardware as well as software that can really use it, but these guys
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somehow manage much higher creep factor. Maybe though that has to do with having fought against and spied on them, though . . . so knowing a good bit of what they're really about.
@K'Zad Bhat
Your image isn't showing up, but I'd like to see what it is you mention. But as if what "DOOM IV" wasn't enough to give the OP nightmares...:
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...then judging by the gameplay of "DOOM Eternal", then no wonder it got the reception it did at last year's Quakecon. So this is what id Tech 7 looks like: and I like what I see.
But I suspect rendering & detail of this quality will require the latest i7 CPU for its minimum play specs, thus one would really need an i9 & NVidia RTX 2080 to ensure all settings cranked-up for maximum Ripping & Tearing of Huge Guts.
Certainly with the Doom Marine's Yautja-esque wrist blade.
id Tech 7 will ensure that future "Wolfenstein": and perhaps even "Quake" games will blow our minds. And as it was the first of the latter which started the whole graphics card arms war, id Software says 'You're Welcome', NVidia & ATi.
Believe it or not, I saw a demonic head come out of a spider on film
And I've seen aliens blow up the white house in a film! ...Sadly the Orange Monster wasn't president yet so he didn't die.
But there was this other film where Jack Nicholson was shown to be president and he was killed when big-headed Martians invaded the White House! Great actor AND great politician, it seems!
You know, come to think of it, that one news anchor may have been right. Aliens do tend to exclusively land in and attack America. Eh, as long as it aren't sex-starved space babes, you won't hear me complaining...
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@Anon-e-moose
Eh, while DOOM 2016 is certainly beyond awesome, it's more of an action game than a horror game. I've played older, not-horror games with waaaaaaay creepier elements.
...Then again, I was a lot younger back then, so I could be a lot less easily scared nowadays.
Believe it or not, I have never ever seen any demons, whatsoever.
On film is a completely different thing. Believe it or not, I saw the Lady Liberty walk the streets of New York.
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To be fair, in 90s Doom, Wolfenstein, Rise of the Triad were action so Doom IV was likely to be too.
I wonder if OP is talking about Inuyasha. Or maybe some youtube video of the Ruby Wasp.
Gaming wise I found parts of Ocarina of time creepy. But then again I was teen and saw the forest temple in same vein as shows I had seen as child
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