And here we are again with another Visual Dump, in what seems like a textbook "Groundhog Day". Repetition after repetition, though always a little different so it's worth the visit. And needless to say, at this time of year most of the images floating around are of people in Halloween costumes, though there's just enough of that in this selection. At the end, though, a recently released horror film that I really liked. And yes, you know it: I like horror. Enjoy!

The optical illusions of Toma Skabeikyte.

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The optical illusions of Toma Skabeikyte
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Freud would have a blast with this photo
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The best Halloween decoration
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In what part of the world will children's birthdays be celebrated like this?
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I don't get it
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Yesterday and today
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Rolling with style
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New invincible opening
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My precious (Halloween costume)
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I kick the wrong balls
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Perfect transformation
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A telephone line in 1963 for guided navigation, long before GPS and Google Maps.
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Safety first
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The "face" of an ant magnified. Nightmare fuel.
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And hollow brick, to top it off :D
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How the hell did it get there?
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School for telephone operators
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Weird perspectives
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Flea circus
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If this dish doesn't win her over, she's not worth it
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The perfect Halloween decoration
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Super cow cannot be captured by anyone
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Conophytum, nature's sensual little mouths
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Sunbathing machine, 1949
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Made the law, made the loophole
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Patience and talent
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It's my balcony and I'll do what I want
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When cartoons invade the real world
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It could work, right?
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I usually avoid webcam horror because it's the "evolution" of found footage (which I've hated since 1999, you know whose fault it is). Still, I admit it has its gems. Few, but it has them. Spree (2020), for example, and now Deadstream. The poster is terrible, but the movie is really good. Simple, fun, well-rounded, with the typical structure of classic horror. It also has several rubber monsters and traditional effects with very little CGI, which is always a win. On the other hand, the protagonist is charismatic and holds up pretty well for the hour and a bit it lasts. I recommend it.