Eighteenth-century medical horror cosplay

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The watcher from below

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0ctopusssies:

One of my favorite pieces by my favorite artist Toshio Saeki

Dummy shot

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feeling-is-first:

training classes at Miskatonic Medical Institute were conducted with ventriloquist dummies until WWII

Walter H. Lambert was a British ventriloquist and female impersonator whose famous early 20th century vaudeville routine was a hospital skit in which his female character “Lydia Dreams” played a nurse, and his figure played an accident victim. He was also an accomplished painter, famous for his 1903 large-scale painting of 225 Edwardian music-hall performers you can see here (via)

Spider lust

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xenozoophavs:

Spider Lust

http://www.hentai-foundry.com/pictures/user/DocHyde

Medusa self-pleasures

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animeflux:

Commission pic for Gullinbursti. I’ve been on a monster-girl kick for a while now, and gorgons have always been on my to-do list. Many thanks to the client for giving me this opportunity!

Be sure to click the pic for a more detailed version! Enjoy!

Futile rainbow

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abandonedography:

Rainbows, Lindsay Blair Brown

Electric chair horror comic

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damsellover:

Horror comic

Ghoul heart transplant

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damsellover:

Just some more bizarre stuff from the fine folks at Eerie. Couple of girls hanging on hooks while a monster rips his own chest open. The drugs must have been better in the 60’s.

Eerie Publications, Terror Tales, July 1969.