Lakefront ice and snow creates very CREEPY sculptures including Grim Reaper lookalike in man's front yard

 A Canadian man was in for quite the fright when he woke up and saw a pair of creepy ice sculptures in the shape of the Grim Reaper in his front yard. 

Ben Tucci, 65, of Ontario, Canada, first saw two ghostly figures on January 20, which he rightfully named the Grim Reaper and Jack Frost. 'My initial reaction was one of awe. I couldn't believe my eyes. On the first formation, I thought this is Jack Frost, Old Man Winter, Father Christmas, or perhaps even the Grim Reaper,' Tucci said, according to the Mirror. 

'My immediate reaction to the "dejected" looking figure was of an eerie looking woman or a sea hag of sorts, leaving the property almost as if to be walking away from Jack Frost.'

He believes them to have been formed when water off Lake Erie frosted over his neighbor's lamppost.  

An Ontario man woke up to quite a fright in his year when a Grim Reaper-looking ice sculpture appeared in his yard on January 20 

Ben Tucci, 65, dubbed the figures Jack Frost and the Grim Reaper 

Tucci, who lives off Lake Erie, believes water from the lake frosted over his neighbor's lamppost, causing the creepy figures

Tucci (pictured)posted the photos to his Facebook page 

Tucci believes the incredible ice sculptures were simply nature doing its thing. 

The Canadian, who lives off Lake Erie, thinks the water from the lake got frosted over a neighbor's lamppost, creating the figures of death and winter in the yard. 

In an interesting twist, Tucci said his daughter was shocked when she saw his photos, claiming she saw these two figures in her nightmares when she stayed in their old lakeside cottage. 

'My youngest daughter had previously told us that she would have nightmares when sleeping in her lakeside bedroom in the old cottage – such that she'd sleep on the couch at times. 

'When I showed her the pics of the ice formations she was stunned. She told me that the dejected-looking figure with [its] head bowed was the image she had been tormented by in her dreams.'   Social media users are thrilled by the stunning ice formations, with several calling them 'spooky.' 

Another user called the scary sculptures 'unreal,' while another said 'old man winter' had come to town.' 

'Amazing! Spooky!' one commenter wrote. 

Another said: 'Strikingly beautiful.' 

Temperatures in Ontario reached a low of five degrees Fahrenheit on January 20 with roughly 8mph winds. 

Tucci regularly shares natural videos and pictures on his Facebook page, but none nearly as wild as the ice sculptures. 

Social media users were in awe of the amazing sculptures