'The Anguished Man' is a painting that will automatically make you feel uncomfortable, but when you hear the story surrounding it, it'll make you want to throw out every painting that you own, just in case. The painting was supposed to be locked away by Sean Robinson's grandmother (he is the current owner), for twenty five years before he inherited it. He was told by his grandmother that it was evil and that it was plagued with the suicide of the artist who killed himself shortly after; he also used his own blood on the piece as he mixed it in with the paint. When the painting is on display, you can hear voices, crying and a shadowed man who haunts the place where it is hung. So naturally, she locked it in her attic and then passed it on to her grandchild because, responsible. So he decided it was a good idea to then hang it up in his home and then stuff went down. His wife felt someone stroking her hair when she was alone, his son fell (or was pushed) down the stairs and they saw the shadow man in all of his glory. Sean has since taken the painting down and hidden it in his basement but Robinson doesn't want to sell it.
