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- Humanoid Form: The Creeper has a humanoid shape with a tall, imposing figure.
- Skin and Texture: Its skin is leathery and pale green, giving it a reptilian or bat-like appearance.
- Facial Features: It has a grotesque face with sharp, pronounced features, including razor-sharp teeth and a pair of extra nostrils near the bridge of its nose, which it uses to smell fear and identify desirable body parts in its victims.
- Claws and Talons: The Creeper has long, pointed fingernails and talons on its feet, which it uses for attacking and climbing.
- Wings: It possesses large, bat-like wings that enable it to fly and swoop down on its prey.
- Apparel: To blend in, it often wears tattered human clothing, including a long coat, hat, and boots.
- Feeding and Regeneration: The Creeper sustains itself by consuming human organs, which it uses to replace its own failing body parts. This ability makes it nearly immortal, as it can heal from severe injuries by consuming the appropriate human parts.
- Hunting Method: It hunts by instilling fear in its victims, as it can detect fear through its enhanced sense of smell. This makes it particularly effective at choosing its prey.
- Intelligence and Creativity: Despite its monstrous nature, the Creeper is highly intelligent and displays a morbid creativity. It decorates its lair with the bodies and body parts of its victims, treating them as trophies.
- Weapons: The Creeper uses a variety of weapons, many of which are crafted from the bones and flesh of its victims. It is particularly fond of throwing weapons and has a medieval battle axe.
- Vehicle: It drives a modified, decrepit 1941 Chevrolet COE truck, which it uses to transport bodies and to chase down potential victims.
- Ancient Entity: The exact origins of the Creeper are shrouded in mystery, but it is believed to be a demonic or supernatural being that has existed for centuries. Some theories suggest it may be based on the Mayan god Camazotz, associated with death and sacrifice.
- Feeding Cycle: The Creeper’s activities are cyclical, emerging every 23rd spring for a 23-day period to hunt and feed before returning to hibernation.
- Sadistic Nature: The Creeper enjoys the hunt and the fear it instills in its victims, often toying with them before making the kill.
- Artistic Tendencies: It has a twisted appreciation for art, creating sculptures and decorations from the remains of its victims.
- Resilience: The Creeper is incredibly resilient, able to survive and heal from extreme injuries, making it a formidable and nearly unstoppable force.
Monsters Described No. 1: Jeepers Creepers
Explanation
This post is the first in a series what iconic monsters from the horror movie genre look like.
Disclaimer
I am a totally blind horror fan. Therefore, all descriptions are generated by Perplexity AI unless other wise noted. While create Perplexity pages for each description, I thought I’d store them here just in case the pages Perplexity generates can’t be accessed at any point for any reason.
Jeepers Creepers
Released in 2001, runtime 90 minutes. Jeepers Creepers IMDB page Jeepers Creepers Wikipedia Page (four films currently)
Perplexity Description
The Creeper from the Jeepers Creepers film series is a monstrous, ancient entity that emerges every 23 years for 23 days to hunt and feed on human body parts, which it uses to regenerate and sustain itself.
Physical Description
Behavior and Abilities
Origins and Mythology
Personality and Traits
The Creeper is a terrifying and complex antagonist, blending elements of horror, supernatural mythology, and sadistic intelligence to create a truly nightmarish creature.
Perplexity Citations:
[1] villains.fandom.com/wiki/Cree… [2] jeeperscreepers.fandom.com/wiki/Cree… [3] www.charactour.com/hub/chara… [4] www.reddit.com/r/FanTheo… [5] screenrant.com/jeepers-c… [6] vuorensola.com/2022/10/3… [7] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeep… [8] moa.omnimulti.com/The_Creep…
Saw this yesterday and i’m all kinds of curious. It’s about time we start getting our own action figures. Barbie®️ Introduces the first Blind Barbie
I’m not in this video about how to vote independently vote in Florida, but I did feel it was important to share.
I will be attending this because freedom gives free CEU credits. I figure if they want to give me stuff that is actually valuable to me for taking in advertisements for their products, who am I to stop them?
Want to get the most out of your online shopping experience with JAWS? Join us Thursday, 07/11 at Noon ET to learn how Picture Smart AI can help you gain deeper insights when searching for products. #FreedomScientificTraining
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XZ90_Z66QEuZKGzcaVQW1g
I know what my next big tech purchase is, and it’s not from Apple, Amazon, Google or Microsoft. It’ll be the new guide robot from @glidance.io. Had a demo of the device on Wednesday and it’s been decided.
Stay tuned to this thread and repost and favorite for the most fun.
Who, among the sightlings can tell me the names of the #A11yDragons? If You’re blind and a screen reader user, just sit back and enjoy the funn by watching this thread.
Join us on Thursday, June 13 at Noon Eastern for the webinar, ClearView GO: Fold and Go to Work or School. Learn how the ClearView GO and foldable video magnifiers enable individuals with vision loss to continue reading and writing independently. ACVREP credits available during live presentation. Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_UzaZ034aQ4KRTtfCtFImpw#/registration
If there were a contest awarding a prize for the best graphic demonstrating the importance of accessibility for all, what would you submit? Text only descriptions of the graphics are perfectly fine.
BPI Fall Social
I’ve been playing with canva and exploring its accessibility and whether or not alt text transfers out. in case it doesn’t, here’s a description of the imbedded design: The image is a promotional poster for an event called the “BPI Fall Social” happening in September 2024. The text “Join the fun at bpi.gay” is written at the top. The central part of the image features a colorful, fantastical dragon with vibrant scales in shades of blue, green, purple, and red. The dragon is perched on a bridge over a river, with a city skyline in the background. The sky is filled with dramatic, colorful clouds, suggesting either sunrise or sunset. The text “BPI Fall Social” is overlaid on the image of the dragon.
BPI Fall Social by Randy Reed (Changeling)If you’ll excuse me, I need to exchange all my #Apple gear for Microsoft and Android. At least they have a way for me to sync ringtones and their accessibility help desks give you answers other than, Well it works for us so we don’t know what the problem is.
This is definitely worth listening to, particularly the part about Braille books being burned. If you don’t see parody between that and what is going on now, I’d love to try on your realitiy blinders.
#LivingBlindfully Transcript, Living Blindfully episode 284, celebrating 200 years of Braille and a bright future, lawyers who think all blind people can’t read, and Sonos makes progress while understating the impact of recent events - https://www.livingblindfully.com/lb0284transcript/