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The DC Animated Universe had already given us all-timers in Catwoman, Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, & Lois Lane. THEN they gave us THIS Supergirl...
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The 1988 martial arts film Bloodsport is one of the only movies to be filmed inside Hong Kong's notorious Kowloon Walled City before its demolition in 1993.
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Landowner David Hampton planted larch pines in a douglas fir forest in Oregon in the shape of a giant, 300 feet smiley face 🙂
Every autumn the larch pines turn orange and the smiley face stands out.
An entire family abandoned their newly bought dream home after just 28 days, fleeing into the winter night and leaving every piece of furniture, food, and clothing behind.
In December 1975, George and Kathy Lutz thought they had struck the real estate deal of a lifetime.
They purchased a sprawling, Dutch Colonial waterfront house at 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, Long Island.
The three-story home had a boathouse, a heated swimming pool, and plenty of room for Kathy’s three children. Because of its dark past, the asking price was an unbelievable bargain at just $80,000.
Just thirteen months earlier, 23-year-old Ronald DeFeo Jr. had walked from room to room in the dead of night, shooting his parents and four younger siblings dead in their beds with a high-powered rifle.
The Lutzes knew about the tragedy, but they believed a clean coat of paint and a house blessing from a local priest would clear the air.
Instead, the moment the front door closed behind them, unexplainable horrors began:
The visiting priest, Father Ralph Pecoraro, later claimed that while sprinkling holy water in a second-floor bedroom, an invisible presence slapped his shoulder and a deep, disembodied male voice commanded: "Get out!"
Swarms of hundreds of black flies invaded a sealed sewing room in the dead of freezing December.
Strange cold spots lingered in rooms where the thermostat was cranked to maximum heat, accompanied by putrid odors resembling decaying sewage.
George Lutz began waking up bolt upright at exactly 3:15 AM every single night, the precise estimated window when the DeFeo family had been shot.
Kathy claimed she woke up with unexplained red welts and levitated above the bed, while her young daughter began interacting with an invisible "friend" described as an entity with glowing red eyes.
By January 14, 1976—exactly twenty-eight days after moving in—the atmosphere in the house reached an unbearable breaking point.
Terrified for their lives and convinced they were under siege by a violent supernatural force, the family packed nothing.
They grabbed their children, jumped into their car, and sped away from the property forever, leaving behind all their furniture, heirlooms, and personal belongings.
When the story went public, it sparked the most famous paranormal frenzy in American history:
Renowned demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren visited the house with camera crews and claimed to encounter a genuine demonic infestation, snapping the famous "ghost boy" photograph on the upstairs staircase landing.
Jay Anson wrote the bestselling book The Amityville Horror, which was quickly adapted into the iconic 1979 blockbuster film.
Skeptics and defense attorneys claimed the entire narrative was an elaborate hoax conceived over wine with DeFeo’s defense lawyer to cash in on book deals and legal appeals.
Subsequent owners who lived in the infamous house for decades reported nothing out of the ordinary, yet the haunting reputation of 112 Ocean Avenue remains permanently etched into modern pop culture.
One of my favorite things about this Cartoon Network leak is that I get to see the backgrounds in HD now.
The Ed's had so much personality hidden in their rooms. Double D owning legos, Ed owning model kits, cool stuff.