I haven’t seen the Three Caballeros since I was about eight or nine years old at my grandma’s house.
Tag Archive for Frightening
COMIC: Australia’s Deadliest Animal
by Amanda • February 11, 2013
Today’s OMGJeremy Nature News deals with a very important subject matter, close to the hearts of anyone who watches any nature programs.
Comic: the Terror of Whickerknacker Paddock
by Amanda • October 29, 2012
Victorians Make Me Sick
by Amanda • October 3, 2012
As is so often the case, I sat down intending to write a fast and pretty little articlette about a subject I had just seen pictures of and opinions formed instantly in my mind.
AIM Comic #57: Horrible Without Effort
by Amanda • October 1, 2012
Animated Movies That Shaped My Young Mind
by Amanda • June 15, 2012
I think I had a fairly standard Childhood of the 1980s. I rode my bike around the neighborhood, got into scrapes, brushed the manes and tails of My Little Ponies in a never ending battle for order and prettiness that I always, always lost.
Sunday Nightmares: The Return Of Shaye St John
by Jeremy • October 30, 2011
For close to six or so years now, we here at OMGJ have had a strange fascination with Shaye St. John. The above clip should go a long way in showing you why. While we rarely delve into the dark, demented parts of the Internets anymore, there’s something about the sheer craziness that Shaye St John exposes you to that makes you keep coming back with a confused – but terrified – look on your face. And I’m not so much even talking about the videos by themselves (which are pretty damn crazy). But you honestly haven’t experienced full-bore craziness until you actually take a look at her site. It’s literally a treasure trove of crazy. Every single page is so completely strange that it’s hard not to keep browsing it, no matter how much your brain keeps telling you to stop before it gets worse. And yes, it will usually get worse on a regular basis. If you wanna check more of the videos out, I’ve put a few more of my favorites in after the break.
TERROR: Children’s Costumes of the Distant Past
by STAFF • October 26, 2011
Once upon a time, we said to HELL with children and their costumes. This is because children typically dress as cartoon characters in store bought costumes. Or their ever-controlling parents dress them up in some cute pumpkin outfit and call it a day. Or, if we are talking about the tween children, they are dressed in somewhat more imaginative costumes, or, if they are girls, as too-revealing Slut Lite girl characters like princesses and pop stars, which makes us too uncomfortable to even look at. We promise. Children have boring, unimaginative costumes, and they are really only dressed up in order to deserve candy when they go Trick or Treating. They aren’t really trying to express themselves or seem clever. They are just all having wide-eyed experiences that they will forget in a sugar haze within a week, if not by the end of Halloween night itself. We, as adults who value this day, think poorly of these children, if we think of them at all. We want SCARY costumes – or, we want respectable hand-made offerings. Children hardly ever deliver this way.
Terrifying Costumes of the Past: Cute Things Gone Horribly Wrong
by Amanda • October 20, 2011
Let me start off by saying that I THINK these things were maybe MEANT to be cute. For all I know, people back in the early 1900s actually were trying to take costumes of characters commonly thought of as friendly, such as Mickey and Minnie Mouse, and turning them into soulless fiends because that is really how people thought of this holiday. They thought of it as the night to scare the bajeezus out of everyone, near and far. If that is the case, then they did very well indeed. They did so well that they even scared people (me) in the future (now).
COMIC: Jeremy Is No Science Man
by Amanda • October 8, 2011
I’ve been talking about it for years now, but I’ve finally done it. I have finally made an old style of comic. It has been like four years since the last one!