Are you ready to put all the other houses in your neighborhood to shame this Halloween? If so, you might want to employ some of the latest in digital imaging technology, where you can conjure spectres from the aether on command with the power of downloadable technology! Digital decorations developer AtmosFX explains how in the following video (HT: Core77):
If that's not enough to scare those pesky neighbors, here at Political Calculations, we have a strange tradition where we celebrate the scary in furniture on Halloween.
Except this year, we were stopped in our tracks by one of the more inexplicably disturbing videos that we've seen in quite a while, that redefines what scary in furniture can mean. We don't want to minimize it through understatement, but we would describe it as haunt your dreams stuff, and while it is safe for work, barely, we cannot explain it, nor will we. We will however warn you that you cannot unsee it after you've seen it.
You cannot say that you were not warned. Have a happy Halloween, and good luck forgetting whatever the hell that was.
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