“I’ve been collecting 7″ figures for years, and with that I began doing toy photography for fun,” she recalled in an interview with The Daily Mini, talking about her growing interest in miniatures. “That hobby slowly led me to the idea of creating miniature props and scale backgrounds/dioramas for more realistic photos. From that point on, I found that my love for miniatures was growing daily and this inspired me to take my ideas down a few scales.”

Her interest in the horror genre, however, sparked much earlier on. “My love with horror definitely began around the age of 5, when I snuck into the living room while The Exorcist was on TV,” she says. “My fascination overpowered the fear I felt at the time which slowly turned into an obsession: the thrill of being frightened.”

Her favorite creations are her horror houses. “I love the idea of taking some of my favorite homes and bringing them to life in miniature form to display. They are also my most challenging pieces, which in the end gives me the most satisfaction when finally complete.”

Take a look at some of her horrifying creations in the gallery below.

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That’s one thing that most therapists will tell you every time you feel like wanting to think of negative things. Or, even if it’s not a therapist, it’s something that you have probably told yourself many times over in the past, especially when you’re watching something disturbing or scary like a horror movie.

But, did you know that there’s an even more effective way to get over being scared of horror movies?

How? By turning the monsters into something hilarious.

That’s exactly what Alexandre Perez did when he created contrasting photos of movie history’s most prolific serial killers. This includes a long list of who’s who in the world of serial killers, like Samara from “The Ring” to Ghostface of the “Scream” franchise.

If you’re ever curious about watching horror movies but have a hard time convincing yourself that they’re worth watching, then be sure to head on over to Alexandre Perez’s page.

There’s a huge chance that you won’t be seeing those scary monsters the same way anymore.

The post Artist Puts Movie Serial Killers in Hilarious and Contrasting Posters appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“I’ve been collecting 7″ figures for years, and with that I began doing toy photography for fun,” she recalled in an interview with The Daily Mini, talking about her growing interest in miniatures. “That hobby slowly led me to the idea of creating miniature props and scale backgrounds/dioramas for more realistic photos. From that point on, I found that my love for miniatures was growing daily and this inspired me to take my ideas down a few scales.”

Her interest in the horror genre, however, sparked much earlier on. “My love with horror definitely began around the age of 5, when I snuck into the living room while The Exorcist was on TV,” she says. “My fascination overpowered the fear I felt at the time which slowly turned into an obsession: the thrill of being frightened.”

Her favorite creations are her horror houses. “I love the idea of taking some of my favorite homes and bringing them to life in miniature form to display. They are also my most challenging pieces, which in the end gives me the most satisfaction when finally complete.”

Take a look at some of her horrifying creations in the gallery below.

The post Susete Saraiva Makes Miniature Haunted Houses appeared first on PlayJunkie.

That’s one thing that most therapists will tell you every time you feel like wanting to think of negative things. Or, even if it’s not a therapist, it’s something that you have probably told yourself many times over in the past, especially when you’re watching something disturbing or scary like a horror movie.

But, did you know that there’s an even more effective way to get over being scared of horror movies?

How? By turning the monsters into something hilarious.

That’s exactly what Alexandre Perez did when he created contrasting photos of movie history’s most prolific serial killers. This includes a long list of who’s who in the world of serial killers, like Samara from “The Ring” to Ghostface of the “Scream” franchise.

If you’re ever curious about watching horror movies but have a hard time convincing yourself that they’re worth watching, then be sure to head on over to Alexandre Perez’s page.

There’s a huge chance that you won’t be seeing those scary monsters the same way anymore.

The post Artist Puts Movie Serial Killers in Hilarious and Contrasting Posters appeared first on PlayJunkie.