So I have a creepy doll in my room tonight.

The doll needs a face. Hey! You’ve got one.
Actually my ex, has a younger brother and sister. And an Aunt who is an artist. One early offering was she made sort of raggedy Ann type dolls of those two but with the face being a printed sepia toned photograph of their actual faces.

Clearly their souls had been trapped in these abominations.
She turned into a fine artist btw.

I visited needscoffee’s house when I was last on vacation. So glad she didn’t introduce me to the doll…When people asked me about my vacation I would have just gone glassy-eyed and said “…scary doll…”

I think the doll liked you.

This thread is making me wonder why anyone has anything to do with dolls - it is so effortless to make them unbearably creepy.

I just watched the new Dr Who episode featuring these lovely giggling/murdering dolls so…yeah. Back to the nightlight for me!

Nothing is more horrifying than Lloyd Middleton dolls.

How the hell does this company stay in business? Who is buying these nightmares?

The parents of my girlfriend have two of those, boy and girl, as does her brother’s family (yes, I do wonder occasionally what I’m getting involved with…). They give me the fantods, every time, and I swear they stand in slightly different poses and slightly different positions whenever I see them.

Creepiest remark in a very creepy thread. Nicely done.

:eek:

Well played.

Ah yes, Doll Town, a quaint little village right in the heart of Uncanny Valley.

http://www.ioffer.com/img/item/144/638/313/SyjX.jpg

OMFG!

Yep.

DON’T ever try to destroy this doll with a blowtorch or circular saw…Telly Savalas tried that-look what happened to him (“Twilight Zone”)!

They don’t need the cymbals to be creepy.

And look - he wants to be your friend!

I know how you feel. You can never trust your assessment late at night. She looked great in the bar, then you . . .

Oh, toys. Sorry.

Tris

That is… very special. I “enjoyed” it.

My mother (and father) have a guest room I use occasionally when I’d rather play with their cat than sit around the apartment on a weekend they’re away. Always turn the doll to the wall, and cover it with a blanket. Sometimes I forget to undo my improvement when I’m remaking the guest bed, but I suppose they think it’s an odd quirk. Somehow having a lot of their top-shelf liquor missing doesn’t seem like a fun quirk, though. To each their own, I suppose. At least the cat was happy, well-fed – he gets lonely now that they only have one.

The only thing worse than a baby doll is a clown doll.

Unless, of course, it’s this doll.

Yay, I’m not the only one who thought of Copernicus!

I used to sleep in the same room with my porcelain doll collection, I have about a dozen, that ended when they really started to creep me out. About a dozen dolls, staring at you as you sleep, I couldn’t turn my back on them. This thread reminds me, I should go through the box they are stored in and get rid of the ones I don’t want as well as the little box of tiny clown dolls. I could end up like Gulliver if I’m not careful with those ones..

ooh, they were once adorable to you right? do you know what made it cross the line from cute to creepy?

People talking about them being creepy all the time is the main culprit I think, and scary movies. I still like them, but almost a dozen at your back gets a little weird in the middle of the night, even though you know they are there.