Goya Paintings Scarier Than Saturn Devouring His Son: A Thread

1. & #39;Boy Staring at an Apparition& #39;
The longer you look at it the scarier it gets. The blurry/grainyness is how you& #39;d really see it in the darkness. Nice realism Goya, it& #39;s about 1 AM here...

2. & #39;Two Old Men& #39;
I can almost feel that thing breathing down my neck right now... maybe it& #39;s behind you too...

3. & #39;The Dog& #39;
I don& #39;t know how to accurately describe how horrified this makes me feel. Is this the last good boy in a toxic wasteland? What is he looking at? Is there even anything left? Or is it just him now?

4. & #39;Witches Sabbath& #39;
The scariest part is imagining the babies shriveling up like that dude in The Mummy. Thanks Goya...

I imagine these three apparitions hang out with Goya& #39;s apparition.
1. & #39;The Apparition& #39; by Gustave Moreau
2. & #39;The Red Vision& #39; by Leonore Fini

Bruh... I almost forgot & #39;The Angel of the Hearth& #39; by Max Ernst. All four paintings give off the same vibe. Someone name the vibe.