post serial killer's haircuts

[artificialsky]

help me out here england.

[englandmj7]

[cheapmuthafukr]

[denimdestroyedmylife]

[Felix]

[denimdestroyedmylife]

[tweeds]

DDML that's the worst killer rabbit i've ever seen!

here's the full lowdown on that brute: http://youtube.com/watch?v=5V3NJi3WRKY&mode=related&search=

[denimdestroyedmylife]

[cheapmuthafukr]

[englandmj7]

[canice]

i do not like this thread.

[mr fluffernutter]

these people are so scary

[denimdestroyedmylife]

holy mother of shit, i've found the menzobaranzan answer to ambercrombie and fitch

[englandmj7]

holy mother of shit, i've found the menzobaranzan answer to ambercrombie and fitch

Um, that is a link to the front page of SF.......I hate you

[denimdestroyedmylife]

Um, that is a link to the front page of SF.......I hate you

that's just mean, jacko.

[denimdestroyedmylife]

[nettiemoore]

[Vitamian]

[nettiemoore]

[ghostdeini]

[machineo]

[Aeros]

[Vitamian]

Perfect for some Lynch film.

[superBobo]

ed gein and albert fish got some good looks. Gein´s doing the air -tie!

[seraphim]

who is that?

[englandmj7]

Isn't this that Albert Fish dude? One of the fucking sickest murderers of all time. CrimeLibrary has a great in-depth story on him.........

[chris]

[nettiemoore]

Isn't this that Albert Fish dude? One of the fucking sickest murderers of all time. CrimeLibrary has a great in-depth story on him.........

yeah its him. guy was also a cannibal too....

[Crillz]

[denimdestroyedmylife]

Mr. Norman Bates.

But actually it was "mother" who did it.

that was based on the ed gein murders--------ed gein is pictured in this thread somewhere. there's a good story about herzog, errol morris, and plainfield, wisconsin-------here, from wiki:

Losing interest in his studies, Morris visited Plainfield, Wisconsin in 1975. While there, he conducted multiple interviews with Ed Gein, the famous serial killer. He later made plans with German director Werner Herzog, whom Tom Luddy had introduced to Morris, to return in the summer of 1975 to secretly open the grave of Gein's mother to test their theory that Gein himself had already dug her up. Herzog arrived on schedule, but Morris had second thoughts and was not there. Herzog did not open the grave. Morris later returned to Plainfield, this time staying for almost a year, conducting hundreds of hours of interviews. Although he had plans to either write a book or make a film (which he would call Digging up the Past), Morris never completed his Ed Gein project. In the fall of 1976, Werner Herzog visited Plainfield again, this time to use the scenery for some shots in his film Stroszek. After the shooting finished, Herzog handed Morris an envelope full of cash. Morris walked over to the motel window and tossed the envelope out the window into a parking lot. Herzog went out to the parking lot and brought the money back, again offering it to Morris, saying, "Please don't do that again." [5] Morris accepted the $2,000 and used it to take a trip to Vernon, Florida. Vernon was nicknamed Nub City because its residents participated in a particularly morbid form of insurance fraud where they deliberately amputate a limb in order to collect the insurance money. "In the hierarchy of nubbiedom, the supremely rewarding self-sacrifice was the loss of a right leg and a left arm, because, so the theory went, 'afterward, you could still write your name and still have a foot to press the gas pedal of your Cadillac.'"[6] Morris' second documentary would be about the town and bear its name, although it makes no mention of Vernon, Florida as Nub City, but instead explores other idiosyncrasies of the town's residents. Morris made this omission because of the death threats he received while doing research; the town's residents were afraid that Morris would reveal their secret.

After spending two weeks in Vernon, Morris returned to Berkeley and began working on a fictional script that he called Nub City. After a few unproductive months, he happened to read a headline in the San Francisco Chronicle that read, "450 DEAD PETS GOING TO NAPA VALLEY." Morris left for Napa Valley and began working on the film that would become his first feature, Gates of Heaven. In 1978 when the film premiered at Berkeley, Werner Herzog cooked and publicly ate his shoe. Les Blank made a short documentary about the event, titled Werner Herzog Eats His Shoe. According to Herzog, the shoe-eating spectacle was meant to encourage Morris: "You are going to make a film. And the day I am going to see the film in a theatre I will eat the shoes I am wearing," he claims to have said. Tom Luddy, the director of the archive, has a slightly different version, in which Herzog and Morris were arguing in a hall, with Herzog saying, "You'll never make a film, but if you do I'll come and eat my shoe at the premiere." [7]