#Ann Matheson

[coffee-at-annies]

God I’m old. I’ve started describing players by the ppl who used to wear their number

#bunting is Dumo and Harkins is Frieds and st Ives is Olli #is Shea matheson? #I forget who was 5 #actually bemstrom is friends my bad #anne watches hockey #pens lb #anne attends a game

[shadowworldwanderers]

Anne/Belle/Tahyo Moodboard 2

#anne rose #belle rose #bloodbag babygirl #fang mommy #shadow world #matheson adjacent

[lgspears]

If a Gilligan's Island movie was made in the 90s, I pick Matthew Lillard as Gilligan, John Goodman as Captain Jonas "The Skipper" Grumby, Tim Matheson as Thurston Howell III, Cheryl Ladd as Eunice "Lovey" Howell, Famke Janssen as Ginger Grant, Jason Priestley as Professor Roy Hinkley and Jennifer Love Hewitt as Mary Ann Summers.

#Gilligan's Island Movie #Gilligan's Island #Matthew Lillard #Gilligan #John Goodman #Tim Matheson #Cheryl Ladd #Famke Janssen #Jason Priestley #Jennifer Love Hewitt #fancast #The Skipper #Thurston Howell #Eunice Howell #Ginger Grant #Roy Hinkley #Mary Ann Summers

[movie-titlecards]

Scream of the Wolf (1974)

My rating: 5/10

Some high grade 70s cheese, with the wacka chicka and the Peter Graves and all, but it's very obvious who the killer is very early on (to the point where characters in the movie point it out), and I felt a bit let down to find out he isn't actually a werewolf, just an asshole with a big dog and a bunch of proto-incel rhetoric.

#Scream of the Wolf #Dan Curtis #Richard Matheson #David Case #Peter Graves #Clint Walker #Jo Ann Pflug #Youtube

[poppletonink]

Book Recommendations: Vampires

Dracula by Bram Stoker

Interview With The Vampire by Anne Rice

I Am Legend by Richard Matheson

Salem's Lot by Stephen King

Sunshine by Robin McKinley

The Lost Boys (Comics) by Tim Seeley

The Vampire: A New History by Nick Groom

Fledgling by Octavia E. Butler

Certain Dark Things by Sylvia Moreno-Garcia

The Awakening by L.J. Smith (and the rest of the 'The Vampire Diaries' Books)

Anno Dracula by Kim Newman

Already Dead by Charlie Huston

My Roommate Is A Vampire by Jenna Levine

Empire Of The Vampire by Jay Kristoph

The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice

The Southern Book Club's Guide To Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix

NOS4A2 by Joe Hill

Carmilla by Sheridan Le Fanu

The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

Fevre Dream by George R.R. Martin

#vampire #books #book blog #booklr #readblr #book reccs #book recommendations #bookaddict #vampire books #interview with the vampire #the vampire diaries #dracula #bram stoker #bookblr #bookworm #books and reading #book list #monsters #halloween #scary stories #vampire stories #vampirism #vampyr #vamptober #halloween reads #october reads #halloween book reccs #halloween books

[stuffwithart]

Creepypasta LGBT Headcanons

Disclaimer this headcanon list is just for fun and imagine so please feel free to agree or disagree and Happy Pride Month

own by their rightful owner

Lord Zalgo - Asexual

own by their rightful owner

Slenderman - Asexual

own by Neil Cicierega

Splendorman - AroAce( Aromantic and Asexual )

own by Arcanineryu

Offenderman - Omnisexual

own by their rightful owner

Trenderman - Homosexual

own by Kastoway

Ticci Toby - Asexual

own by Marble Hornets

Masky/Tim Wright - Homosexual

own by Marble Hornets

Hoodie/Brian Thomas - Homosexual

own by EveryManHybrid

HABIT - Asexual

own by TribeTwelve

The Observer - Asexual

own by Slender The Arrival

The Chaser - Asexual

own by Slender The Arrival

Charlie Matheson Jr - Aromantic

own by their rightful owner

Xvirus - Asexual

own by InvaderIka

SlenderDoll - Pansexual

own by sesseur

Jeff The Killer - Bisexual

own by sesseur

Homicidal Liu - Asexual

own by TheLadyBlackWolf

Jane The Killer - Homosexual ( in a relationship with Mary Vaughn )

own by Alegotic-Twevel

Nina The Killer - Omnisexual

own by their rightful owner

Eyeless Jack - Pansexual

own by Leafcrowns

Clockwork - Bisexual

own by ZombiePunkRat

Zero - Demisexual

own by Yaguyi

Judge Angel - Heterosexual

own by DeluCat

Bloody Painter - Bisexual

own by Yaguyi

Nurse Ann - Biromantic ( Bisexual and Asexual )

own by their rightful owner

Dr Smiley - Heterosexual

own by ChrisOzFulton

Hobo Heart - Aromantic

own by Me

Ron - Heterosexual

own by Chibi-Works

Bleeding-Man - Bisexual

own by Chibi-Works

Shadow Walker - Heterosexual

own by Chibi-Works

Stripes - Heterosexual

own by Madame Macabre

Good Doctor Locklear - Asexual

own by Kerry-Sene

Elska Ruth - Bisexual

own by Dethkira

Reggie - Aromatic

own by Me

Erin The Killer - Demisexual

own by BleedingHeartworks

The Puppeteer - Asexual

own by Highwind-Valor

Emra - Asexual

own by Pnckes

Suicide Sadie - Bisexual

own by Jinbeizamezama

Kagekao - Asexual

own by Me

Akira Asahi - Asexual

own by SnuffBomb

Laughing Jack - Pansexual

own by SnuffBomb

Isaac Grossman - Demiromantic

own by SnuffBomb

Frankie - Asexual

own by SabrinaNightmaren

Laughing Jill - Bisexual

own by DanceOfAngels

Candy Cane - Pansexual

own by DanceOfAngels

Candy Pop - Demisexual

own by Promptus

April Fools - Heterosexual

own by MysticalSorcery

Papa Grande Di Magico - Asexual

own by Krisantyl

Jason The Toymaker - Bisexual

own by Chisai-Yokai

The DollMaker - Asexual

own by IvyDarkRose

Nathan The Nobody - Asexual

own by Me

Clown - Homosexual

own by Me

Knives Lollipops - Heterosexual

own by GhostfaceNikol

The Item Stealer/Nick Vanill - Homosexual

own by GhostfaceNikol

Nightcrawler - Asexual

own by GhostfaceNikol

The Skroll - Bisexual

own by Chibi-Works

Lulu - Heterosexual

own by Chibi-Works

Lazari - Pansexual

own by La-Mishi-Mish

Sally Williams - Heterosexual

own by CamyWilliams9

Sam Williams - Heterosexual

own by NightmareQueenKasei

Lifeless Lucy - Heterosexual

own by NaughtyKittyDV-1992

Lily Kennett - Heterosexual

own by Cupcake889

Oliver Henderson - Heterosexual

own by their rightful owner

Ben Drowned - Omnisexual

own by their rightful owner

Lost Silver - AroAce( Aromantic and Asexual )

own by their rightful owner

Glitchy Red - AroAce( Aromantic and Asexual )

own by their rightful owner

Herobrine - Bisexual

own by their rightful owner

Entity 303 - Aromantic

own by their rightful owner

Sonic Exe - Pansexual

own by their rightful owner

Tails Doll - Asexual

own by their rightful owner

Mario Exe - Heterosexual

own by their rightful owner

Lord X - Asexual

own by their rightful owner

Mario 84 - Asexual

own by their rightful owner

Hypno - Asexual

own by their rightful owner

Skin Taker - Aromantic

own by their rightful owner

Horace The Horrible - Aromantic

own by their rightful owner

Pirate Percy - Demiromantic

own by their rightful owner

Milo - Bisexual

own by their rightful owner

Captain Poppy - Heterosexual

own by their rightful owner

Janice - Heterosexual

own by their rightful owner

Red - Aromantic

own by their rightful owner

Squidward Suicide - Asexual ( Might be canon in SpongeBob )

Own by IceyPie

Eleted - Asexual

Own by Dronian

Happy Appy - Asexual

own by their rightful owner

Shadowlurker - Demisexual

own by their rightful owner

The Rake - Aromantic

own by their rightful owner

BOB - Aromantic

own by Madame Macabre

Scarecrow - Bisexual

own by their rightful owner

Mr Wide-Mouth - Aromantic

own by their rightful owner

Pinkiemena - Pansexual

own by their rightful owner

Smile Dog - Aromatic

own by their Comickit

Grinny Cat - Heterosexual

own by their rightful owner

Seed Eater - Aromatic

own by their Comickit

Miss Pencilneck - Bisexual

own by Madame Macabre

Korbyn Jumping-Eagle - Asexual

#creepypasta #creepypasta headcanon #lgbtq headcanons #lgbtq #lgbt headcanons #lgbt #creepypasta lgbt #lesbian #gay #bisexual #pansexual #asexual #aromantic #demisexual #demiromantic #heterosexual #straight ally #homosexual

[novemberhush]

Tag 9 people to get to know better or catch up with

Thanks for tagging me, @littleblackraincloudofcourse !❤️

Three ships you like - Just off the top of my head, Buddie (Buck x Eddie from 9-1-1), Marvey (Mike x Harvey from Suits) and Chenford (Lucy Chen x Tim Bradford from The Rookie). I have so many more, lol.

First ship ever - These are all from roughly the same time, and I was only a kid at the time, so I’m not sure which came first, but I’d say Maddie Hayes x David Addison from Moonlighting, Jim Dempsey x Harriet ‘Harry’ Makepeace from Dempsey & Makepeace, and Anne Shirley x Gilbert Blythe from the 1985 made-for-television adaptation of Anne of Green Gables and its 1987 sequel. In my teenage years, I seriously shipped Benton Fraser x Ray Vecchio from Due South.

Last song you heard - I stopped at the Tesco Express on my way home from work earlier to see if they had anything I fancied for dinner (spoiler alert - they didn’t) and You Can Get It If You Really Want came on over the sound system, much to the seeming delight of everyone in the store because we all started humming, whistling and, in the case of one customer, even singing along. Oh, and it was the Jimmy Cliff version, not the Desmond Dekker one, or at least it sounded like it.

Favourite childhood book - Ooh, that’s a difficult one! I devoured books as a child (a habit I’ve been getting back into this year and last) and I don’t know if I could pick just one.

Currently reading - The Binding Room by Nadine Matheson (the sequel to The Jigsaw Man, which I just finished earlier this week), and I’m also making my way through a book of short stories called That Was A Shiver, and Other Stories by James Kelman.

Currently watching - I finally got around to watching the last half of the last season of The Blacklist this week, watching the very last episode just last night. I’m also watching reruns of The Closer and the original The Twilight Zone, as well the current seasons of Death in Paradise, Murdoch Mysteries, N.C.I.S. and Law & Order. I’m also watching Tatort Saarbrücken, but I’m trying to make the episodes last because there’s only five of them and the next one doesn’t air until January! I have a whole stack of other stuff I still have to get around to as well, but there’s only so many hours in the day.

Currently consuming - A tin of Pepsi Max.

Currently craving - Ice cream, even though it’s really cold here at the moment.

I tag @imwritesometimes @slow-burn-sally @firemedicdiaz @tulipfromtheinternet @fireladybuckley @smowkie @all-or-nothing-baby @mistmarauder @katries and anyone else who wants to play. No pressure on anyone who doesn’t!😘

[pencilxpaper]

Mostly FREE Vampire Books

I am not as well-read with vampires, but I'm making up for lost time. Here are the vampire books I have read and my take on them.

In this, Carmilla, Dracula, For the Blood is the LIfe, Already Dead, I am Legned, and the first three novels of Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles. For all books, I will try to include a link to either a free version or to a borrowable version from the internet archive. You can make an account and check out the books legally.

Carmilla by LeFanu, Joseph Sheridan

The classic. The one, the only. It's a short read, which is disappointing. However, the ending is very gory with a scene that would have looked amazing in a modern movie. If you want a steamy reading of the novel on audio book, Audible has THIS beauty with a full cast and some heavy breathing. However, this audiobook version is provided free by the internet archive.

Dracula by Bram Stoker

I love this book. I did Dracula Daily this year, and I'll probably do it again next year. I'm going to listen to the audiobook of it for funsies. The beginning is, i think, the best part. The ending was disappointing, but the novel is still very exciting and scary.

For the Blood is the Life By F. Marion Crawford

I feel like this short story is actually a better example of a "modern" vampire story. I've read a lot of older vampire stories, and they all are a little too steeped in old lore to be really satisfying as a modern reader. However, this one has everything. A really creepy beginning. An exciting story. A romantic vampire seduction leads to potential death. The vampire is a woman and justified, so in a modern retelling, I think she would be the hero.

I am Legend by Richard Matheson

I read this on audiobook at 2x speed, because the POV character is kind of a jerk. An interesting look at trying to explain vampirism from a scientific perspective. It does not have the same ending as the movie by the same name. Misogyny abounds. But a woman ends up winning in the end so... maybe? I will admit, I'm still not sure how I feel about this one. On the one hand, it was engaging. I enjoyed the author trying to explain away the lore from a logical perspective.

Interview with a Vampire, The Vampire Lestat, and Queen of the Damed

Interview with a Vampire was a fine book. I read it at the same time I was reading Dracula for the first time, and there were definitely moments where Dracula outshined it, but then others where Interview was obviously more interesting because it was more modern. The movie is more engaging and a shorter investment of time. However, Armond is different in this one, so you kind of have to read it to get the next book (OR, watch the movie and read the Wikipedia summary of the book to get the differences). Vampire Lestat is a really good book for the most part. It lags after the middle but picks back up for the ending. I could have read more about Lestat's early days, and I could care less about all the exposition. Queen of the Damned was not a fun read. I can not stress this enough. It was mostly boring. I only read it because I've been told you have to read it to enjoy the rest of the series, which gets better. Lots of exposition. Any chapter in Letsat's POV is great. Everything else is not very exciting. Overall, I don't like Anne Rice. I HATE that her vampires communicate telepathically. It's cool and all, but it makes for very boring reading. Entire chapters where the characters are standing still in a room, not saying anything, not doing anything, while one of them "talks" to the other about the past with their mind. There was real potential here to "show" us what was happening, but oh no. It's all done through exposition. It was really innovative for its time, but because so much of her lore has been incorporated into modern vampire stuff, it doesn't feel fresh anymore. Especially when we get to Queen of the Damned, Anne feels very pretentious in her writing. She includes poems from her husband that I don't feel like add anything to the text, and in fact take you right out of it because you're reminded that she's literally including her husband's poetry. ALL THAT SAID, the books provide that FEELING of wanting to read vampire fiction. They're very atmospheric, so I will continue to read them and enjoy them for that aspect.

Already Dead by Charlie Hudson

The only non-free one on the list. I included it, because I read it. Main character is a vampire detective, but he doesn't have fangs. I think vampirism is a stand-in for AIDS, but that's a guess. An interesting concept and I did sort of enjoy the read, but it lacks (for me) the classic vampire lore to make it really fun.

That's all for now. More later as I can pull them to gether.

@rinniiart, I hope this wasn't too much. I wanted to take some time and find free versions of things as I went so you and others wouldn't have to shell over a lot of money.

#vampires #vampire media #vampire books

[shreygoyal]

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Russia-driven Energy Crisis leads Wind Superpower Scotland to Floor the Accelerator on #Renewables #GoScotland #Leadership #CleanEnergyFuture #BlueEconomy

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#Climate Change #ukraine crisis #renewable energy #energy #Scotland #Climate Crisis #My Tweets

[eyesaremosaics]

Favorite books?

Hmmm… that’s tough, I love a lot of books. I’m an old lady, I prefer classic literature, or historical fiction… horror fiction…. I guess if I had to narrow it down I would say:

--“Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley. Probably my all time favorite. I really resonated with the “savage” in this novel. Now more than ever…

--“Interview with the Vampire” by Anne Rice, actually pretty much all the vampire chronicles. The vampire Lestat, queen of the damned, blood and gold, the vampire Armand, pandora… tale of the body thief…

—“Frankenstein: the modern Prometheus” by Mary Shelley, I just think it’s a powerful piece of literature. Beautifully written.

—“Wuthering Heights” by Emily Brontë, the darkest love story of all time.

—“A Spy in the house of love” by Anais Nin, I love most of Anais’ work, her diaries… delta Venus…

—“The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, i know it seems pretentious and cliché—but I love virtually everything he writes. Always wished my birthday was the 24th instead of the 23rd so I could share it with him and Jim Henson😭. “The beautiful and the damned” “flappers and philosophers”… “this side of paradise”… all good.

—“Save me the Waltz” by Zelda Fitzgerald. I always thought her life was very tragic, and since she inspired so much of Scott’s work—naturally I found her a source of fascination as well.

—“the turn of the screw” by Henry James

— “the stranger” by Albert Camus

—“the bell jar” by Sylvia Plath with always hold a special place in my teenage heart.

—“the catcher in the Rye” by J.D Salinger. I love most of his stuff as well, I really feel Holden Caulfield. He knows what’s up.

—“Madame Bovary” by Gustave Flaubert

—“the Venus in Furs” by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch

—“I Capture The Castle” by Dodie Smith (1948)

—“Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Bronte (1847)

—“Dracula” by Bram Stoker (1897) classic! Read it so many times.

Harry Potter and lord of the rings I’ve read countless times.

-Great Expectations by Charles Dickens (1860), I gotta admit… I love me some Charles Dickens. This one is particularly special.

—Catch-22 by Joseph Heller (1961)

I always loved treasure island, and the Swiss family Robinson when I was a kid.

Lord of the flies has always stuck with me.

—“Slaughterhouse 5” by Kurt Vonnegut

I liked the lovely bones… flowers in the attic… I enjoyed chuck palahniuk back in the day.

Oh! I love “The Giver” by Lois Lowry.

A clockwork orange…

I love Stephen King. Pet Semetary is my favorite though.

I love “tuck everlasting” and “bridge to teribithia”.

Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier (1938) is an all time fav. Love the Alfred Hitchcock movie as well.

Silence of the lambs…American psycho…. Hell House by Richard Matheson (1971),

Coraline by Neil Gaiman (2002), can I just say—Neil Gaiman must be the most prolific writer of modern times. I love so much of his stuff. I met him once in person, he’s a sweet man.

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde—one of the best pieces of fiction ever written. I also love how cheeky Oscar Wilde was in general. Also a libra (my team!).

“The Yellow Wallpaper”, Short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Brilliant feminist piece of literature/social commentary on feminine “hysteria”.

“Go Ask Alice” by Beatrice Sparks.

“I Never Promised You a Rose Garden” by Joanne Greenberg

“Girl interrupted” Susanna Kaysen

“Fear and loathing in Las Vegas”, Hunter S. Thompson. I love reading his stuff, he cracks me up.

Too many to name, but there ya go!

#asks #favorite books

[coffee-at-annies]

They announced Erod got the assist on Big Jeff Carter’s goal and then he put it in the net

#didn’t even get to finish announcing matheson’s secondary assist #anne watches hockey #pandemic hockey #pens lb #playoffs lb #anne attends a game

[shadowworldwanderers]

Anne/Tahyo/Belle Moodboard

#anne rose #belle rose #tahyo #rene 'tahyo' gaspard #rene gaspard #shadow world #matheson adjacent #bloodbag babygirl #fang mommy

[teddypdf]

finally got the reading list for my vampire media class and;

carmilla (j. sheridan le fanu)

dracula (bram stoker)

salem’s lot (stephen king)

i am legend (richard matheson)

vampire chronicles (anne rice)

#im unbearably excited #the timing….. the TIMING…. #im like 70% done with carmilla #and i started it this morning lol #also so ready to bring up the new iwtv adaptation in class on monday #mios

[thestageyshelf]

The Twilight Zone @ Almeida Theatre 2017 (#214)

Title: The Twilight Zone

Venue: Almeida Theatre

Year: 2017

Condition: Creasing

Author: Adapted by Anne Washburn. Based on Stories by Rod Serling, Charles Beaumont and Richard Matheson

Director: Richard Jones

Choreographer: Aletta Collins

Cast: Oliver Alvin-Wilson, Franc Ashman, Adrianna Bertola, Lizzy Connolly, Amy Griffiths, Neil Haigh, Cosmo Jarvis, John Marquez, Matthew Needham, Sam Swainsbury, Keith Biley, Ed Fredenburgh, Ian Recordon, Tim Rhodes

FIND ON EBAY HERE

#The Twilight Zone #Almeida Theatre #Play #theatre #theatre programme #stageyshelf

[isleofskyeafclub]

April 2024

The April meeting of the Club started on a sombre note with a tribute to Club member – Steve Bremner – who had sadly passed away on 20 March 2024. Steve was an excellent guitarist who belonged to Wick in Caithness but had lived on Skye for almost 60 years. Steve had played with many bands over the years and latterly with Calum MacAskill at the Club here in Portree. A large turnout of family and friends attended the funeral service in Portree Church of Scotland on Wednesday, 3rd April, which culminated with Calum MacAskill and Carina Campbell playing the beautiful tune “The Gift of Time” composed by the late Jim MacKay. The sympathy of everyone connected with the Club is extended to Steve's daughter, Linda, son, Stephen and other members of the family.

To start the musical proceedings Fox Brendon took to the stage and played a lovely selection on the Scottish Small Pipes followed by his 7 year old son, Kiro, on the fiddle, playing the “Bonnie Lass O' Fyvie” and “Uist Tramping Song”. Next to perform was Kiro's big sister, Leela, on fiddle with “Flatwater Fran” and “Walking on the Moon”. Kiro was then quickly up and played a couple of tunes on his Dad's Small Pipes to great acclaim from the large audience.

A regular visitor to the Club, Dennis Hurst from Munlochy, then produced his two row button box and gave the audience a great selection of Scottish tunes which had the feet tapping finishing up with “Bonnie Naver Bay”.

It was then the turn of Club Chair Julia to pick up her fiddle to play “Shetland Shells” followed by “Farquhar and Hetties's Waltz” and “Waltz for Kylin” before finishing up with “Neil Gow's Lament for his second Wife”.

Accordionist Emily Matheson from Staffin then made a welcome return featuring the beautiful waltz “Margaret Ann Robertson” followed by lively sets of jigs and marches which brought us up to guest artist time.

A truly family band from Inverness, the Colin Donaldson Trio, featuring Colin on accordion, his wife Heather on drums and their 14 year son on piano were warmly welcomed on stage as they played a great set of jigs. This was followed by some fine marches, French tunes, waltzes, an Irish twostep and the set of reels - “Polharrow Burn”, “Rakes of Malow”, “Sword of St Columba” and

“Archie Menzies” - finishing the first half with some jigs.

After the usual short break for tea and sandwiches and a 'comfort stop' Dennis got the second half under way with some cracking tunes getting the audience clapping and singing along. The applause continued as Emily returned to the stage to entertain us with “Redwing”, “All the way to Galway” and two beautiful Runrig tunes. Haste ye back, Emily!

The raffle was then drawn and Julia welcomed the guest band back on stage and they started with a lively set of Irish Jigs followed by the lovely Jazz feature - “Autumn Leaves”. They continued with

a selection of marches, a quickstep from Jungle Book - “I Wanna Be Like You” and “The Bare Necessities” and the waltzes “Sandy and Helen Gardiner's Golden Wedding Waltz”, “Della's Waltz” and “Anne Muir's Waltz”. A popular set of Scottish tunes had everyone singing along before they rounded off the evening in fine style with another grand set of jigs. An excellent mixture of music from three great musicians with special credit to the talented young pianist, Fraser.

The next Club night – the final event 0f this season – will be held in the Royal Hotel, Portree, on Thursday, 2nd May 2024 with the guest band still to be confirmed.

[stuffwithart]

Creepypasta Age's Headcanon

CreepyPasta

Splendorman The Eldest

Slenderman The Oldest

Offenderman The Fun One

Trenderman The Youngest

Lord Zalgo Unknown

Proxies

Ticci Toby 19

Tim Wright 29

Brian Thomas 28

HABIT Unknown

The Observer Unknown

The Chaser 20

Charlie Matheson Jr Unknown

Xvirus 17

Wilson The Basher 26

Rouge The Proxy 24

Nemesis Unknown but she looks in her 14s-15s

Hoaxton 27

Weeping Forest 20

Nightmare Ally 118

Killers

Jeff The Killer 20

Homicide Liu 20

Jane The Killer 22

Nina The Killer 19

Eyeless Jack 23

Vailly Evans 17

Clockwork 20

Zero 23

Judge Angels 18

Bloody Painter 21

Nurse Ann 25

Dr Smiley 30

Dr Pain 107

Hobo Heart 100

Chris Unknown

Erin The Killer 16

Ron Unknown but he looks in his 20s-30s

Chaotic Sam Unknown

Reggie Unknown

Bleeding Man 22

Shadow Walker 19

Stripes 19

Good Doctor Locklear Unknown

Elska Ruth 28

Cherry Pau 17

Vengeful Spirits

The Puppeteer 20

Emra 23

Suicide Sadie 18

Kagekao 21

Wendell Wilson once 22 but now 120

Daisy White 18-20

Anna 24

The Roadwalker Unknown

The Bartender Unknown

Akira Asahi 18

Carnival Creeps

Laughing Jack Unknown

Isaac Grossman 20

Frankie 50

Laughing Jill Unknown

Candy Cane Unknown

April Fools Unknown

Candy Pop Unknown

Papa Grande Di Magico 61

Jason The Toy Maker Unknown

The Doll-Maker 25

Nathan The Nobody 26

Whispering D 800

Blood Moon Dancer 32

Knives Lollipop 37

Clown 17

Hitmens

The Item Stealer 21

Nightcrawler 23

The Skroll 25

Ericsson Ford 20

Young Spirits

Lulu 24 But looks 14-15

Lazari 15

Sally Williams 13

Lifeless Lucy 10

Lily Kennett 9

Sam Williams 13

Oliver Henderson 9s-10s

Wendy Wilson once 8s-10s But is 107s-109s

Glitches

Ben Drowned 16

Lost Silver Unknown

Glitchy Red Unknown

Herobrine Unknown

Entity 303 Unknown

Channel 666 Unknown

Sonic Exe and Tails Doll Both Unknown

Mario Exe Unknown

Lord X 30,000

Mario 85 41,000

Hypno Unknown

Eteled Unknown

Candle Cove

-Skin Taker Unknown

-Horace The Horrible 57

-Pirate Percy 17

-Janice 11

-Milo 25

-Captain Poppy 49

Red Unknown

Suicidal Mouse Unknown

Suicidal Squidward Unknown

Happy Appy Unknown

Monsters

Shadowlurker Unknown

The Rake Unknown

BOB Unknown

Scarecrow Unknown

Mr Wide-Mouth Unknown

Pinkiemena 19

Smile Dog Unknown

Grinny Cat Unknown

Seed Eater Unknown

Magic Users

Miss Pencilneck 21

Korbyn Jumping-Eagle 20

Who Lives in Our World

Mary Vaughn 20

Alex Kralie 27

Jay Merrick 24

Jessica Locke 26

Amy Walters 25

Alice 18

#creepypasta #creepypasta headcanon #creepypasta list #ages headcanon #headcanon #slenderman proxies #proxies #killers #proxy #cp #marble hornets #creepypasta hcs #mh