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Little Swedish Chef shaped puppets are cute, a guy dressed up to look like the Swedish Chef is downright terrifying!

On paper this costume seems like a good idea, so what makes it so creepy?

Maybe it's the size of the guy, which makes his version of the Chef seem rather imposing.

Maybe it's the fact that his mouth isn't moving, which tends to make people look a bit psycho.

Or maybe, just maybe, it's the blood soaked apron he's wearing, indicating that this Swedish Chef doesn't believe in small talk. *gulp*

--via Geekosystem

Fame isn't everything in the world of the supernatural, and the creatures on this list have been riding under the radar for years, taking advantage of the uproar created by those big name brutes.

Hit the link below and you'll find a list of ten more creatures from around the globe that should be keeping you up at night, and once you've discovered their presence you can't unsee them!

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Rorschach is the enigmatic detective character from the Watchmen movie/comic book series, and he's best known for his iconic mask, which has a painted front that changes into shapes that resemble images found in a Rorschach test.

What a fun way to blow people's minds this Halloween, and they won't even be able to see the big old smile on your face!

--via Nerd Bastards

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As far as Halloween themed food goes this little guy doesn't look very appetizing, but wait until you read what his head is made of- prosciutto, cheese ball mixture and sliced olives.

Mmmmmm! That's one good flayed skin cheeseball!

Once your guests start digging their crackers into this guy's cranium they will all turn cannibal with culinary delight!

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Here's a fun and easy tutorial, courtesy of Julie from Gleeful Things, which teaches you how to make a super cute plush bat.

Bats, Halloween, super cute plush- what's not to love? But be careful, or the neighborhood kids might get ideas and try to steal your adorable bat plush away from you!

It's not too late to prevent this from happening- make an army of squishy bats now and let them protect your house on Halloween.

Or just give them away to lucky trick-or-treaters instead of candy...

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I'm not sure if the eye makeup in this tutorial reminds me of anime or the Powerpuff Girls but one thing's for certain- it certainly is a bold look!

You're sure to have lots of people checking you out if you walk around sporting giant makeup eyes on your face, although they may just be trying to figure out where your real eyes lie in that sea of unstaring anime eyeballness.

--via Geeks Are Sexy

Jack-o-lantern stencils featuring characters from the animated superspy thrillomedy Archer are here for the taking folks, and they're going to make sure you have the most exciting Halloween of your life!

Did we mention that they're free, oh and there's an accompanying tutorial in case this is your first pumpkin rodeo, and they may make handing out Halloween candy bearable without booze!

Download away, and save your life from becoming a quagmire of boredom!

Link  --via JazJaz

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It's clear from watching this video that the guy featured (Petrilude) loves the Left 4 Dead video game series and knows his way around the makeup aisle.

In this informative video he'll teach you how to apply an extremely effective makeup that makes you look like one of the Infected, without all that icky death and eating of human flesh.

Be forewarned- this is one intense tutorial, and probably best left to those who have at least a little experience applying makeup.

--via Kotaku

But when it came to his little boy, he was always the caring parent, even letting Jr. take the first swing on their family kills.

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This incredible cyborg themed face/body painting proves that attention to detail is the key to applying an effective makeup.

Between the illustrative cyborg skin details, the asymmetrical positioning of the painting and the blood accents around the edges this is one amazing work of body art!

She may want to consider wearing something leather with this makeup, because the tube top look is kinda throwing the whole thing off.

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May we present to you, eager crafter, a few simple yet extremely satifying tutorials that will light up your life with Halloween fun!

First we have spooky silhouette jar lights- construction paper and tissue paper are attached to glass jars with decoupage, or simple white glue.

String or ribbon is tied around the mouth of the jar to add a finished detail, then a tea light candle is added so the jar can light up any room with a warm glow.

Next we have the specimen jars- they were created with simple Halloween props, cool shaped jars, colored water, string and custom crafted labels glued on the outside to add a finished detail.

For more detailed instructions on making these fun and easy Halloween projects be sure to visit the links below, and get ready to wow your guests with your creative crafting abilities!

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Etsy seller Vintage Confections has been creating lollipops that are as creepy as they are kooky, some of which are almost too gross looking to eat!

There's an assortment of eyeballs, Dexter inspired bloody lollis, and festively Halloweeny orange and black bat-pops sure to delight, and despite their gross appearance the taste is m-m-good!

Check out their Etsy store for these and many other, not just Halloween themed, flavors for discerning suckers.

Link  --via Geeks Are Sexy

Why are you acting shocked? I told you that Little Sally makes a great dip. Instructables member zieak showed us how to prepare her for a quick and easy Halloween craft.

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Don't try taking this equine fellow out for a trot, he's late enough for his wizarding exams as it is!

Even though horses can't read they've developed a love for the Harry Potter series based on their love of magical twigs wands and the fact that each volume makes for some mighty good chewin'!

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Here's a clever way to simulate a fatal chest wound this Halloween- mount iPads to the front and back of your costume and let the see-thru fun begin!

The iPad's onboard cameras are set up to show whatever is in front of, or behind, the poor hole-y victim of chest trauma, making them appear to be a few internal organs short of a full set.

--via Laughing Squid