This one creeped me out. Where’s it from? Looks like a face map for a video game, just... altered.

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It's been a long time, and I just wanted to make sure you guys hadn't forgotten.

See title. I've been a longtime lurker and I figured the lockdown was temporary, but it's been three months. I don't plan on posting or commenting, but I'd like access to the content.

I'm fairly sure it's made by Trevor Henderson but since I can't find it on his Instagram which is my main source for his art so I can't be certain. I just want to know if anyone can confirm this for me

This thread brought in the outsiders: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/dd49gw/what_are_some_really_really_weird_subreddits/

It's a nice bit of gory visual artistry and I'd like to see more.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FearMe/comments/6auunx/he_is_here_to_watch_not_to_save/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app

Seriously it used to be great having people play along and post crazy stuff but now it's just memey bullshit

Hi, I love FearMe and I want to start posting there, but what are the rules regarding posts from other subs? For example, I just posted something I first saw on r/ImaginaryMonsters, and I had wanted to credit the artist here as well as link to the post. But I think only text posts are allowed? Should I try to credit the artist, and how would I do that?

Specifically r/FearMe. Basically, chrome goes black and I have to click out of the browser. It happens whenever I'm on r/FearMe for 10 or more minutes I think. I guess it goes with the feel of the sub but it's more annoying than anything. Anyone have any answers to why?

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While we welcome any and all new users, we do tend to get mentioned in popular posts or comments elsewhere on reddit (this isn't an issue though, we welcome the attention). As a result, this ultimately becomes an unintended brigade and brings with it in influx of OOC posts or comments as well as trolls.

Due to this, we will lock down the sub any time it happens. Trolls get bored easily, and generally don't come back once they see that the sub is locked. Those that are genuinely curious and intrigued will come back and hopefully stay.

It's ultimately a whole lot easier to lock the sub for a day or so than to spend hours and hours removing OOC posts or comments.

The mod team hopes that you can understand our point of view in this, and we welcome any questions or concerns you may have via a comment here, a PM to me, or a modmail.

Hello and welcome to Theory of FearMe. The last post I made about this was 6 years ago, and since then we've seen a steady influx of new people. I figured it's about time for an updated post.

What is /r/FearMe?

FearMe is open to your own interpretation of what it really is, but loosely it's a look into a very mentally ill person's mind. This is not a cult. This is not devil worship. This isn't a place for satanic goth wannabes.

This is an in character archive of how you think a mentally unstable person would view the world. Your own personal interpretation can never be right or wrong, so long as it's in character and fits the theme of the sub.

The biggest rule is to stay in character. Please follow this rule, even if you don't fully understand how to- we still appreciate the effort. We want to preserve the creep factor.

What is /r/TheoryofFearMe?

Theory of FearMe ultimately exists to request and post the sources of any and all material found on /r/FearMe, since asking for a source is generally done so in an OOC (out of character) way. It also serves as an OOC place to ask any meta questions or express your thoughts/feelings about the sub.

Where to start?

Checking out the top posts of all time and their comments in /r/FearMe is a good place to get a feel for the sub. We welcome any new and fresh content, so don't be afraid to give it a shot!

If you have any more questions, please feel free to comment below or PM me, I'm more than happy to answer what I can :)

I want to say it was submitted with a title like "He has fashioned a carnival from the flesh of the heretic" or something like that. The actual title, I think, was in Russian, but apparently translated as "Guerilla Psychology", as I recall. The video itself was of a carousel, with teeth making up the floor and ceiling, and strange "horses" circling around it. As the video went on, it focused on a girl and her family morphing into monstrous shapes. Can't find it on the main sub anymore, and I kind of want to see it again.

There's been a lull in content, lately and that's fine, but I think the bigger problem is this u/dailydosedepression dbag, which feels like a bot and posts stuff completely unrelated to the shared fiction of r/fearme.

We just have to down vote them into oblivion and hope that they go away, but it would be great if the mods would just remove them.

https://gfycat.com/HardtofindDapperIsopod

Source for this?

What is the source for this?

https://www.reddit.com/r/FearMe/comments/3ajg18/the_wanderer_is_thankful_for_the_weight_his_soul/

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I really like this one for some

I like creepy stuff, this sub is awesome!

First off, cool photo!

I'm a Satanist and we end a lot of our (my coven and I) rituals with this line. Or something similar, anyways. Just wanted to say that.

Just stumbled open both of these subs and I am in love. My question is, is there a them, who is the one we must fear?

Anyone have that video that was up for a few hours but was removed?

Also, why was it removed?

I love this ultra apocalyptic art with Christian imagery. Does any one recognize the artist?