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Try not to read ''Webcomic/TalesOfTheUnusual'' in the dead of night. Not every story is scary, but you won't be sleeping if you read the wrong one.
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Try not to read ''Webcomic/TalesOfTheUnusual'' in the dead of night. Not every story is scary, but you won't be sleeping if you read the wrong one.
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Uncanny Valley is IUEO now and the subjective version has been split; cleaning up misuse and ZCE in the process
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* The oil bugs from "Oil Bug Diet" hit the UncannyValley of CreepyCute with their large eyes and teeth. The story ends with Seonhui brushing oil on Young Eun's face and letting one of the oil bugs eat her face and lay eggs in it.
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* The oil bugs from "Oil Bug Diet" hit the UncannyValley intersection of creepy and CreepyCute with their large eyes and teeth. The story ends with Seonhui brushing oil on Young Eun's face and letting one of the oil bugs eat her face and lay eggs in it.
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* "The Painting" is about several ghosts coming out of a man's paintings and haunting his partner as she sleeps, which is reminiscent of sleep paralysis. At the end, it's revealed that this story was {{based on|atruestory}} an acquaintance's real experience, which means it has already been somebody's nightmare.
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* "The Painting" is about several ghosts coming out of a man's paintings and haunting his partner as she sleeps, [[SleepParalysisCreature which is reminiscent of sleep paralysis.paralysis]]. At the end, it's revealed that this story was {{based on|atruestory}} an acquaintance's real experience, which means it has already been somebody's nightmare.
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* "New Beauty Water" continues with the BodyHorror of its predecessor. One woman's jaw falls off as she makes a SlasherSmile for added terror. At the conclusion, Yaeji escapes in a ball of flesh that looks as scary as it is gross.
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* "New Beauty Water" continues with the BodyHorror of its predecessor. One woman's jaw falls off as she makes a SlasherSmile for added terror. At the conclusion, Yaeji escapes in a ball of flesh that looks as scary as it is gross.gross.
* The oil bugs from "Oil Bug Diet" hit the UncannyValley of CreepyCute with their large eyes and teeth. The story ends with Seonhui brushing oil on Young Eun's face and letting one of the oil bugs eat her face and lay eggs in it.
* The oil bugs from "Oil Bug Diet" hit the UncannyValley of CreepyCute with their large eyes and teeth. The story ends with Seonhui brushing oil on Young Eun's face and letting one of the oil bugs eat her face and lay eggs in it.
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* "The Dream-sharing Stone" ends with the protagonist's [[WomanScorned deceased girlfriend]] haunting his dreams, looking "even more rotten than the day before".
* "Demonic Bloodweed" has its fair share of demonic creatures--animals that have gained human traits. The first is a large {{Creepy Crow|s}} with a visible brain, bulging eyes, and MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily. The story ends with a man getting pushed into a pit of human skeletons and looking up at a variety of those menacing creatures.
* "Demonic Bloodweed" has its fair share of demonic creatures--animals that have gained human traits. The first is a large {{Creepy Crow|s}} with a visible brain, bulging eyes, and MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily. The story ends with a man getting pushed into a pit of human skeletons and looking up at a variety of those menacing creatures.
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* "The Dream-sharing Stone" ends with the protagonist's [[WomanScorned deceased girlfriend]] haunting his dreams, looking "even more just as rotten than the day before".
as he says.
* "Demonic Bloodweed" has its fair share of demonic creatures--animals that have gained human traits. The first is a large {{Creepy Crow|s}} with a visible brain, bulging eyes, and MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily. The story ends with a man getting pushed into a pit of human skeletons and looking up at a variety of those menacingcreatures.creatures.
* "New Beauty Water" continues with the BodyHorror of its predecessor. One woman's jaw falls off as she makes a SlasherSmile for added terror. At the conclusion, Yaeji escapes in a ball of flesh that looks as scary as it is gross.
* "Demonic Bloodweed" has its fair share of demonic creatures--animals that have gained human traits. The first is a large {{Creepy Crow|s}} with a visible brain, bulging eyes, and MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily. The story ends with a man getting pushed into a pit of human skeletons and looking up at a variety of those menacing
* "New Beauty Water" continues with the BodyHorror of its predecessor. One woman's jaw falls off as she makes a SlasherSmile for added terror. At the conclusion, Yaeji escapes in a ball of flesh that looks as scary as it is gross.
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* "The Dream-sharing Stone" ends with the protagonist's [[WomanScorned deceased girlfriend]] haunting his dreams, looking "even more rotten than the day before".
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* "The Dream-sharing Stone" ends with the protagonist's [[WomanScorned deceased girlfriend]] haunting his dreams, looking "even more rotten than the day before".before".
* "Demonic Bloodweed" has its fair share of demonic creatures--animals that have gained human traits. The first is a large {{Creepy Crow|s}} with a visible brain, bulging eyes, and MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily. The story ends with a man getting pushed into a pit of human skeletons and looking up at a variety of those menacing creatures.
* "Demonic Bloodweed" has its fair share of demonic creatures--animals that have gained human traits. The first is a large {{Creepy Crow|s}} with a visible brain, bulging eyes, and MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily. The story ends with a man getting pushed into a pit of human skeletons and looking up at a variety of those menacing creatures.
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* "The Gallery of the Damned" gives a horrifying close-up of the protagonist's overdosed corpse near the end.
* "Ghost Hunting" has a shot in which Jihye is surrounded by a multitude of ghosts trapped in the wallpaper. The look of the ghosts is terrifying even after she leaves the room.
* "The Painting" is about several ghosts coming out of a man's paintings and haunting his partner as she sleeps, which is reminiscent of sleep paralysis. At the end, it's revealed that this story was {{based on|atruestory}} an acquaintance's real experience, which means it has already been somebody's nightmare.
* "Beauty Water" has several depictions of liquid flesh. The shot of Yaeji lying in the tub, reduced to bones and a few clumps of flesh, is especially disturbing.
* "The Dream-sharing Stone" ends with the protagonist's [[WomanScorned deceased girlfriend]] haunting his dreams, looking "even more rotten than the day before".
* "Ghost Hunting" has a shot in which Jihye is surrounded by a multitude of ghosts trapped in the wallpaper. The look of the ghosts is terrifying even after she leaves the room.
* "The Painting" is about several ghosts coming out of a man's paintings and haunting his partner as she sleeps, which is reminiscent of sleep paralysis. At the end, it's revealed that this story was {{based on|atruestory}} an acquaintance's real experience, which means it has already been somebody's nightmare.
* "Beauty Water" has several depictions of liquid flesh. The shot of Yaeji lying in the tub, reduced to bones and a few clumps of flesh, is especially disturbing.
* "The Dream-sharing Stone" ends with the protagonist's [[WomanScorned deceased girlfriend]] haunting his dreams, looking "even more rotten than the day before".
