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Shadows of the Damned is a prime example of why the old adage of “don’t judge a book by it’s cover” still rings true. Not so much because people are generally too quick to judge, but rather because said cover can often contain blatantly obvious lies, which can quickly lead one’s judgement astray, based on the obvious inaccuracies presented by the tag phrases on the back of the box. Wonder why? Read about it after the break.
…and the majority of them are PSAs. Because the easiest way to get through to people is to scare them into submission.
Adfreak reviews the year in advertising and compiles a list of the 30 most bizarre and creepy ads they have come across. The majority of the ads don’t push any products, but attempt to terrify one into thinking/caring about topics that they may not necessarily be bothered about. There are a couple of these rather freakish ads after the jump.
Reid Peppard makes disturbing taxidermy jewellery. Other taxidermists tends to go a little over the top and Crappy Taxidermy is a repository for some really off-the-wall mounted pieces.
Have a look at a few of them after the jump – I’ve added captions but feel free to submit your own in the comments.