In folklore, black-eyed children are alleged to be undead, ghostly, demonic, alien, or otherwise inhuman creatures impersonating ordinary human children.
Sources
- Black-eyed children (en.wikipedia.org)
- https://mythlok.com/urban-legends/black-eyed-children/ (mythlok.com)
- https://paranormal-strange.fandom.com/wiki/Black-Eyed_Kids (paranormal-strange.fandom.com)
- https://www.thehalloweenpodcast.com/post/the-legend-of-the-black-eyed-children (thehalloweenpodcast.com)
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