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|image = Lucia Joaquin.jpg | |image = Lucia Joaquin.jpg | ||
|imagecaption = Look into her eyes and she will move | |imagecaption = Look into her eyes and she will move | ||
|maker = | |maker = [[Scary For Kids]] | ||
|type = GIF | |type = [[GIF]] image | ||
|date = 2007 | |date = 2007 | ||
}} | }} | ||
''' | '''moving-pictures.gif''' is a [[screamer]] [[GIF]] hosted at [[Scary For Kids]]. | ||
It | It is one of the fake still images from the site intended to lure viewers into a frightening animation. The first image depicts a pale woman's face with a mischievous smile; After about twenty seconds, it rapidly transforms with her teeth becoming rotten and her left eye getting deformed. Then, after a few more seconds, her face returns to normal, before the GIF loops. | ||
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<u>NOTE</u>: The following | The animation is sourced from the 2006 Japanese black comedy horror film ''[[wikipedia:Unholy Women|Unholy Women]]'', written and directed by [[Wikipedia:Keita Amemiya|Keita Amemiya]]. The image is also associated with a viral story on the social networking platform Facebook, which was about a 25-year-old Filipino man named '''Enzo Cruz''' speaking to a mysterious woman going by the name of '''Lucia Joaquin'''. | ||
*scaryforkids.com/pics/moving-pictures.gif | |||
== Links == | |||
<u>NOTE</u>: The following [[GIF]] contains a [[screamer]]! | |||
* scaryforkids.com/pics/moving-pictures.gif | |||
* files.catbox.moe/d5hhea.gif | |||
{{ScaryForKids}} | {{ScaryForKids}} | ||
{{Comments}} | |||
[[Category:Other scary images]] | [[Category:Other scary images]] | ||
[[Category:Other makers]] | [[Category:Other makers]] | ||
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[[Category:Silent Screamers]] | [[Category:Silent Screamers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:13, 10 August 2026
moving-pictures.gif is a screamer GIF hosted at Scary For Kids.
It is one of the fake still images from the site intended to lure viewers into a frightening animation. The first image depicts a pale woman's face with a mischievous smile; After about twenty seconds, it rapidly transforms with her teeth becoming rotten and her left eye getting deformed. Then, after a few more seconds, her face returns to normal, before the GIF loops.
The animation is sourced from the 2006 Japanese black comedy horror film Unholy Women, written and directed by Keita Amemiya. The image is also associated with a viral story on the social networking platform Facebook, which was about a 25-year-old Filipino man named Enzo Cruz speaking to a mysterious woman going by the name of Lucia Joaquin.
Links
NOTE: The following GIF contains a screamer!
- scaryforkids.com/pics/moving-pictures.gif
- files.catbox.moe/d5hhea.gif
