Dolls and toys for kids are meant to be joyful and sweet. They are meant to spark imagination and give children good dreams for their future. Sometimes, though, that all backfires.
Who hasn't seen a horror movie (or four) about a doll? Let's face it, some dolls are creepy as hell. Their broken faces seem to cry over better days, their glassy eyes tell of unspeakable horrors. It's almost too much to bear.
Maybe it's just because I have seen too many horror movies, but dolls, particularly old ones, scare me to death. Here are 8 of the scariest dolls I have ever seen. Warning: These dolls aren't for kids!
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is it just me or does the monster doll look like Shirley Temple?
The fat little freak doll is super scary!
i freaked out myself the other day watching creepy dolls on you tube...
A Shirley Temple doll where the only disturbing thing about it is the camera angle, an ugly yard sale doll, and a bunch of photoshop effects on almost every other picture. The Kimono doll is actually a mannequin. Nice try though. The chips and cracks in old dolls are just what happens over time and they were all probably very cute back in their day.
6&7 scary the hell out of me!
#6, as everyone's said, is a Shirley Temple doll. Weird angle and lighting have made it creepy.
#8 actually has a name. He's "Robert the Doll." He is part of an exhibit in Key West. He was owned by a man named Eugene Otto, as a child. When something would happen, young Eugene would exclaim "Robert did it!" Eugene's parents even caught what sounded like young Eugene talking to Robert the Doll & Robert responding (IN A DIFFERENT VOICE). The family's neighbors are even believed to have seen Robert moving in front of the windows of the house when none of the family were home. Its even known that if you visit Robert in the museum & you try to take a picture of him without asking him first, your camera won't work, but if you ask him nicely he'll allow to take his picture.
I personally want to visit Key West & would love to meet Robert the Doll.